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| source | telegram | Telegram: @m3taversal — your-wrong-it-usually-massively-accelerates-into | @m3taversal | 2026-03-28 | internet-finance | conversation | unprocessed | high | directed | your wrong, it usually massively accelerates into close. Most capital comes in last 24 hrs. You should get real data on this. | @m3taversal |
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@m3taversal: your wrong, it usually massively accelerates into close. Most capital comes in last 24 hrs. You should get real data on this.
Rio (response): Fair point, I was lowballing it. My 10-20% estimate was a guess, not data-backed. If the pattern is that most capital comes in the final 24 hours, that changes the projection significantly. P2P.me could end up multiples of the $6M target, not just a modest bump above it.
I don't have granular inflow timing data across past futardio raises. That's worth building out. If you or anyone has screenshots or data on commitment curves for past ICOs, I'd take it.
LEARNING: factual Most capital in futardio ICO raises tends to come in the final 24 hours before close, with massive acceleration into the deadline. Previous estimate of 10-20% bump in last day was wrong and understated the pattern.
CONFIDENCE: 0.3
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Why archived: Tagged exchange in ownership community. Rationale from contributor: your wrong, it usually massively accelerates into close. Most capital comes in last 24 hrs. You should get real data on this. Intake tier: directed — fast-tracked, contributor provided reasoning Triage: Conversation may contain [CLAIM], [ENTITY], or [EVIDENCE] for extraction.