In the cryptocurrency market, some say early positioning relies on luck.
Indeed, there are always those who manage to establish a position when a new project is just starting, enjoying the dividends of ecosystem growth; while others chase highs in the emotional fluctuations of the secondary market and end up getting stuck.
But is it really that way? I don't think so entirely.
More often, it depends on how they view the market—what tools they use, what judgments they make, and how they try to maintain control in uncertainty.
The true beneficiaries are often those who think a bit more before each action.
For me, Launchpad is a window that allows me to learn about new projects earlier. Its goal is to connect early blockchain projects with global users, providing funding support to builders on one hand, and allowing community users to come into contact with potentially innovative ideas earlier on the other hand.
For example, today's launched project Ika ($IKA) is such a new project that has just entered the ecosystem. Through Launchpad, it allows me to see its direction and the problems it aims to solve more clearly, which in turn leads to more reflection. This has nothing to do with betting on luck; it's more like positioning oneself in advance.
Entering early has never been purely about luck. It is more about the foresight in funding efficiency, asset allocation, and platform trust. And these small plans are often the key to going further.