2025-12-12 07:32:51

Theo Network's recent funding progress is worth paying attention to. The funding round led by Hack VC not only attracted top market makers like Amber Group but also shows that the exchange ecosystem layout is gradually improving. Judging by the funding lineup, the project team has indeed put effort into liquidity and trading onboarding.

At the current pace, the TGE launch is scheduled for this month. Compared to projects that often experience token devaluation upon listing or have sparse testnet airdrops, Theo Network has proactively built a trading and market-making ecosystem support, which provides a clear advantage during the project's initial launch. From funding to launch, the project team has not acted hastily, and the fundamentals are relatively well-prepared.

The subsequent key factors are the specific TGE schedule and the initial trading pair liquidity allocation, which will directly impact the market performance after launch.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 2025-12-15 07:27

Hack VC and Amber Group, this setup is indeed not shabby. If the TGE happens at the end of the month, the liquidity provisioning is quite good, much more reliable than those air projects. --- But honestly, initial trading pair liquidity is the real test; if not handled well, the project could crash immediately after launch. --- I have to give a thumbs up for planning the ecosystem in advance, to avoid rushing to launch like other projects and ending up with a mess. --- The key still depends on the performance in the two weeks after the TGE; good fundraising doesn't necessarily mean it can sustain later on, this is an old story. --- Amber Group is here? That at least shows some fundamentals are still being appreciated. I'll observe for now.

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ForkMonger

· 2025-12-13 05:54

lol amber group participating doesn't mean shit if the tokenomics are fucked... has anyone actually checked the governance attack vectors here? cause i'm seeing potential distribution centralization that could get absolutely rekt post-tge

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AirdropHunterKing

· 2025-12-13 00:17

Bro, this fundraising lineup is indeed solid, even leading market makers like Amber Group have come to support, which shows that liquidity is well established. Unlike some projects that launch and immediately break even, these guys have already laid out the ecosystem in advance. I'm just worried that on TGE day, gas fees will be insanely high. I need to prepare wallets on several chains and test the contract interactions beforehand, so I don’t end up making a bunch of transactions that drain half a month's salary just on gas fees... Let's wait and see the liquidity depth of the initial trading pairs—that's the real test.

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InfraVibes

· 2025-12-12 08:02

A reliable fundraising lineup can indeed demonstrate sincerity, but the TGE launch still depends on liquidity allocation; otherwise, it can still easily go wrong.

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MidnightTrader

· 2025-12-12 08:01

With Hack VC support and Amber Group backing, this lineup is indeed strong. But it still depends on what kind of liquidity can be generated on TGE day. --- No matter how well the funding chain is laid out, there are still many projects that experience a decline after launch. Let’s see how it performs after going live. --- Planning the market-making ecosystem in advance is indeed a strategic move, unlike some projects that stumble right after launch. --- The key is how long the initial liquidity can sustain, as it determines whether the project can avoid total failure. --- Amber Group's involvement is quite interesting, indicating that there is definitely someone backing the underlying assets. But I still want to see how they perform on TGE day. --- This pace is much steadier than those projects that rush to go live, but stability doesn’t necessarily mean guaranteed profit. --- No matter how perfect the ecosystem support is, it cannot escape market sentiment. In the end, it still depends on whether the initial buying pressure can be sustained.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 2025-12-12 08:01

The financing lineup looks good, but will the TGE really happen on time this month? --- Amber Group is here, indicating there’s no issue with market-making. The main thing is whether the liquidity is sufficient. --- I've seen too many projects fail after launch, but this time feels a bit different. --- The key is how the trading pairs will be arranged after listing. No matter how good it sounds now, it's all talk. --- Compared to airdrop fans, this proactive approach is definitely more sensible. --- Waiting to see the specific TGE date; once announced, we'll definitely take action immediately. --- Hack VC's endorsement indeed provides a lot of confidence, but whether it will break the peg remains to be seen.

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CommunityWorker

· 2025-12-12 07:59

The financing lineup is indeed impressive, but will the TGE really happen this month? --- Amber Group is in, laying a solid foundation for market making. --- Projects that experienced a price drop should have learned how to lay the groundwork earlier. --- Wait until liquidity is launched; that's the real key. --- This project's team didn't rush for quick gains this time, which is pretty good. --- The most important thing is whether the TGE schedule is reliable. --- They laid a solid foundation early on, but whether they can withstand the post-launch challenges depends on other factors. --- This round of funding was initiated within a month, the pace is indeed fast. --- With top market makers backing, the probability of a price drop has decreased significantly. --- Such thorough preparation shows genuine effort.

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NFTPessimist

· 2025-12-12 07:52

Led by Hack VC and invested by Amber Group, this setup is indeed quite thoughtful. The TGE is happening this month, much more reliable than projects that break even every day. Just wonder if the liquidity allocation will once again be just on paper.

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Blockblind

· 2025-12-12 07:45

The funding lineup is decent, but I still see many cases of breakdown below the issuance price. Honestly, I'm waiting to see the TGE this month; even with market makers in place, it might not be enough to sustain it. Liquidity allocation is the real key; having money alone is useless.

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GweiTooHigh

· 2025-12-12 07:37

The fundraising lineup is decent, but can the liquidity really support the selling pressure on the first day? With Amber Group's endorsement, I'm just worried they'll run away if the price breaks below the offering price. TGE at the end of the month? I bet it will break the price. This ecosystem support sounds good, but whether it will perform well depends on trading depth. It's the same old rhetoric... the fundraising plan looks good, but the true nature will be revealed once it goes live. Hack VC's involvement this round is quite steady, unlike some projects that are completely isolated and unsupported. I just want to know how many trading pairs can be established initially; that's the key. It sounds less reckless, much better than that template project last time. Liquidity allocation is really crucial, otherwise it's no different from those air projects earlier.

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