Recently, I've been observing two projects, ZAMA and FOGO, and it's quite an interesting phenomenon. ZAMA's token hasn't officially started selling yet, and the mainnet is not live, but the contract was released early. As a result, it was out for several days, and all market expectations during the contract's release period were basically exhausted. Looking at FOGO, it follows a similar pattern; the two projects' processes are almost indistinguishable. Honestly, this kind of approach isn't very attractive. When they officially launch later, it might even turn into a negative factor. Where's the problem? It's that all the hype was released prematurely. When it's time to generate real buzz, the market has already grown tired of it. This phenomenon has been quite common recently, with the project teams and the market always out of sync.