1. With a market cap of $20 million, is Port3 being undervalued?
Since the launch of Binance Alpha on May 23, Port3's market cap has risen from $20 million and trading volume has continued to climb, providing multiple driving forces for its valuation reconstruction. As an early project in the decentralized data protocol sector, leading projects in Port3's field generally have market caps in the hundreds of millions to billions of dollars, and the current market cap is significantly undervalued. It builds differentiated advantages through social data aggregation, on-chain reputation systems, and modular tools, with strong coupling with ecosystems like DeFi and GameFi, giving it the potential to be a leader in vertical fields. If benchmarked against similar projects like Galxe (with a market cap of about $350 million), Port3 only needs to reach 1/5 of its valuation to achieve a market cap of $70 million, corresponding to a 3-4 times increase in space.
The launch of Binance Alpha not only brings liquidity premiums and exchange endorsements, but may also catalyze ecological synergies, such as collaborating with the BSC ecosystem to develop credit scoring scenarios, further releasing B-end value. In the short term, the increase in liquidity and event-driven factors may push the market cap to impact between $50 million and $100 million; in the medium to long term, if ecological cooperation deepens and protocol revenue scales, the market cap may benchmark in the range of $100 million to $150 million. Risks include competition in the sector, token unlocking sell pressure, and systemic market volatility, but the low market cap combined with high Beta attributes gives it strong explosive potential in a bull market environment, and the current valuation may only be the starting point for value discovery.#Port3的AI社交数据层
2. How to use Port3 to brush points on Alpha?
First, I recommend the best time to brush points is before going to bed at night or in the morning when the market is not so volatile; have some breakfast and brush the points at the same time.
Slip setting is recommended between 0.03-0.05. I have experimented multiple times with 0.01, which has a certain probability of transaction failure. Don't let it happen that you didn’t brush the points and end up losing on transaction failure fees.
Regarding each position suggestion, my advice is to do it in small amounts multiple times, so that if you unfortunately get caught, the loss can be accepted. I tested the transaction wear data for positions of 130u, 520u, and 1000u, which were 0.07, 0.2, and 0.3 respectively. If you are brushing 16,000 positions, I suggest around 17 times of wear for about 5u.
