Although I have been losing money recently, life still needs to go on. I should eat and drink, stabilize my mentality, and have the energy to earn money back. During dinner, I also had a meal in the group chat where two top female KOLs in the cryptocurrency industry openly tore apart each other. Haha, you should have eaten it too, right? That's all for now, I won't say much about it here Speaking of which, I just went to play @ PlayProvidence's queue calculator and it was quite interesting. I thought pre-sale was about whoever offered the highest price would have priority, but after playing it, I found that the lock up time and the multiple of NFT staking have a huge impact! I randomly tried a moderate bid (in the range of 500-25k US dollars), locked the NFT for 360 days, and then locked it for 12 months. The score directly entered the top 10%, ranking much higher than those who only invested money but did not lock their position. The formula is actually very simple: allocation score=bid x lock multiple x NFT multiple. It seems that it's not just about money, it also depends on how long you're willing to lock it up. OMEN is the core token of the Providence ecosystem, with a total of 1 billion, starting from a logarithmic bond curve of $1 million FDV. Even if locked for 12 months, tokens can be immediately used in the game (for making props, system functions, tools, etc.). Prior to the project, over $16 million was raised, and the investment portfolio includes large institutions such as Framework Ventures, CoinFund, Dapper Labs, Bitscale, Avalanche, etc. Long term investors also have a 12-month lock up and 12/24 month attribution, and the rule design is relatively reasonable. The pre-sale is about to start. If you are interested, you can try that calculator and see how many positions you can rank. Also, think about how to optimize your strategy Providence OMEN