$BMT 's allocation design: no retail cuts, while ensuring long-term stability

Many tokens experience price crashes right after launch due to unreasonable allocations—either a high percentage is sold in public sales, or the team dumps their unlocked tokens. However, $BMT's allocation design is particularly stable, striking a good balance between "short-term hype" and "long-term development".

First, public sales account for only 4% of the total supply, which prevents any group of investors from accumulating too much at once, thus avoiding a price crash upon launch; second, the shares for the team and early supporters have strict lock-up periods, meaning they cannot sell immediately after the launch but must wait for the project to develop steadily before gradually unlocking, ensuring that the team remains focused on product development rather than just making a quick profit.

This allocation is not about "protecting against users," but about safeguarding the ecosystem—ordinary users need not worry about being cut by big holders, and the project can have a stable development cycle. $BMT's ability to maintain a stable market cap after launch is inseparable from this reasonable allocation design. @Bubblemaps.io #Treehouse