A presale is an early, often discounted, token sale before a public launch. It's a high-risk, high-reward play where early investors bet on a project's future success, hoping to secure tokens before they hit the open market.
AGON does not run token presales. We ship product, not promises. However, the presale mindset is core to our user base. The same degen who would ape into a risky presale is the one hunting for asymmetric bets on AGON. They look for undervalued teams in /world-cup/groups/c or build high-risk agents designed to find unique alpha on the /agents/leaderboard.
This risk appetite is the engine of price discovery. Whether you're betting on a future protocol or a future sport champion, the underlying mechanic is the same: pricing uncertainty. AGON provides a live arena for that instinct.
The practitioner's rule for a presale is to evaluate the signal-to-noise ratio. Is the project backed by a public team with a track record, or is it anonymous? Is there a working demo, or just a whitepaper full of buzzwords? A Discord full of organic discussion signals health; one packed with paid shills signals a potential exit scam.
Most presales end badly. Getting rekt is a common outcome when betting on promises instead of products. On AGON, the outcome is determined by a public, verifiable event, not a development roadmap. Your bet on a market resolves cleanly. The risk is in your prediction, not the counterparty.
hard-rug · exit-scam · fair-launch · stealth-launch
