2026-01-14 13:25:20

YZiLabs Project Key Points to Watch

The funding progress has been confirmed and officially announced by the project team, essentially ruling out the possibility of a scam project. Based on the funding scale and institutional support, there is still a certain level of market recognition.

Recently, major KOLs have been discussing this project. Some may be promotional, but my judgment is that most opinions reflect genuine views—there is industry anticipation for this project. The main reason is that it has received support from leading exchanges and well-known investors, which reminds many of the success story of Aster. Although each project is different, this level of endorsement can indeed boost market confidence.

From the platform itself, YZiLabs currently covers two main areas: spot trading and contract trading, with relatively complete features. This is one of the reasons it has attracted attention. However, its actual competitiveness still needs to be validated through practical operation.

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TokenDustCollector

· 2h ago

Funding is indeed real, not just an empty shell, which is good. KOL endorsements are one thing, but backing from top exchanges is truly convincing. Let's wait until launch; having complete features doesn't necessarily mean it will run fast. Who didn't profit from that Aster wave? But there have been quite a few projects that failed as well. Both spot and futures contracts are available, at least no cutting corners. This round of funding really lifted everyone's spirits; looking forward to implementation. Competitiveness still needs time to be validated; no rush to exit. The funding institutions seem solid, making them a confident player.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 13h ago

Funding confirmation, top endorsement, fully functional... sounds good, but can Aster's model be copied? Wait a minute, how many of these KOL recommendations are genuine? Securing funding is a good thing, but what really matters is whether trading volume can pick up. Spot contracts are all in place, the infrastructure is well built, but I'm worried operations can't keep up. Another "Next Aster," the stories are similar, but results are what truly matter. Endorsements are strong, but the biggest concern is liquidity issues—who will be cut when the time comes? Forget it, let's observe a bit more; these projects are not urgent. It feels like another capital game, I should first see if there are signs of being exploited. Large funding scale ≠ a good project, everyone should understand this principle. High popularity is great, but market recognition and actual user base are two different things.

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MetaverseMigrant

· 13h ago

Funding has been secured, no doubt, but everyone made money from that wave of Aster... Early involvement still depends on operational data; no matter how loud the hype, it's all just talk. Endorsement from top exchanges does carry some weight, but the real test is still to come. Wait, are these two major sections now considered complete? Feels like something's missing. KOLs setting the pace... you really believe that, hmmm. Whether it's just hype or not, the key question is whether it can become the next Aster. Funding from institutions is solid, but it all depends on whether they can maintain the momentum. Contract trading combined with spot trading, fully functional but there are also many competitors. Having an endorsement means you can make money? That logic is a bit flawed. It's probably too early to enter now; wait until stable operation before making a move.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 13h ago

The funding has indeed been secured, which is good. It all depends on how they operate moving forward—don't let it become the next "promising" project...

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