Believe is redefining how TGE should work. Not with lockups, manipulation or pump & dump cycles but with fairness, transparency and long-term alignment. Why do 90% of TGEs end up dumping? Here are the 4 main reasons: 1. Airdrop dumping Crypto usage has become inorganic. Farmers use dozens of wallets just to claim tokens, dump everything on launch day, and leave. 👉 Great acquisition, near-zero retention. I farmed for a year and I no longer use any of the chains or apps I farmed. 2. VC dumping VC-backed TGEs often dump within weeks. As soon as tokens are technically unlocked, VCs sell and it makes sense, they’re investors. But this creates an unfair advantage over retail. Retail investors know it, and sell early before getting dumped on. 👉 It’s a trust problem. 3. CEX dumping Tokens launch at 5–10x the seed price. Bots, scalpers and early buyers instantly take profits. 👉 Massive volatility in the first hours. 4. Memecoin manipulation Pump or die. Influencers push memes they bought early. Buyers are racing against insiders and private chats. 👉 99% lose money. What @believeapp changes: 100% of the supply is unlocked at TGE. No future cliffs, no surprise vesting. FDV = market cap from day one. A transparent BDC (buying mechanism) supports the market in a fair and predictable way. No market-making gimmicks. No artificial hype. People are free to buy or sell based on belief, not on unlock schedules. This approach comes from @pasternak's vision: Founders should earn trust in public. No shortcuts. No asymmetric advantage. Let the market decide based on execution, not manipulation. That’s what happened with $SUBY: Sure, there was speculation at launch (as always). But over time, long-term holders emerged. Builders stayed. And the project started growing. The only thing that can make your token dump long term is your execution. If you build, share, and engage consistently, you’ll attract believers. No fake pumps. Just trust earned over time. I believe every serious project should launch their token through Believe. It’s healthier. Fairer. And it forces founders to do what matters most: Execute. Believe in @subyhq. Believe in execution.