Brother Sha is busy preparing materials to go to Hong Kong today.
At noon, a group friend reminded that $Sahara's tokens can already be claimed on buidl.
The $Sahara project was assessed with partners at the end of May, and it was highly likely to go directly to Binance.
During this period, Brother Sha repeatedly reminded group friends to catch the $Sahara train.
Generally, projects we mention multiple times have a certain level of confidence.
During this time on the buidl platform, Brother Sha also helped many friends solve KYC issues, and has faced numerous challenges to get to this point.
At noon, I saw that OKX, Binance, Upbit, Bithumb, and Kraken were all launching simultaneously, providing a sense of reassurance as expected.
Tonight, Brother Sha observed that the $Sahara launch was quite good.
The experience of claiming tokens from the buidl platform to Binance was very smooth.
At 6 o'clock, the launch was anticipated on-chain, and based on a direct release of 44% airdrop, most of the selling pressure was stabilized.
After Binance opened at 8 o'clock, further hedging against the selling pressure from the buidl platform was done through Binance's liquidity.
Moreover, Upbit was delayed to open at 9 o'clock, using a time difference of 1 hour to stabilize user expectations.
The rhythm control of this launch deserves high marks from Brother Sha.
Based on the significant selling pressure, stabilizing the market requires a deep understanding of liquidity.
In the current large liquidity environment, it is especially worth learning for some large-cap projects.
On the product front, Brother Sha took a rough look:
In the past two weeks, there have also been advancements in no-code configuration AI, AI Marketplace, open-source model datasets, and more.
The product development iteration is also running at full speed.
Furthermore, $Sahara is the only web3 AI project that Trump’s WLFI is focused on.
Combining the energy of $Sahara's launch at the five major exchanges, Brother Sha also senses a bit of imaginative space.
