How Ju.com’s Meme IPO and high-frequency participation mechanism continuously amplify platform activity

Ju.com’s Meme new issuance plan has now reached its sixth phase. From the first phase SC's 10,366% oversubscription to the sixth phase BMJ's 35,748%, with PUNCH, LWAPE, J, and MOLTY in between, each phase's oversubscription ratio has been higher than the previous one. The participating funds continue to increase, and the enthusiasm for subscriptions is constantly building. After six phases, this rhythm shows a trend of continuous expansion.

What’s more noteworthy is not just the data from each phase, but the mechanism itself.

Ju.com’s current round of new issuance adopts a deflationary issuance design: the higher the subscription amount, the lower the actual issuance volume, and the chips will further shrink as enthusiasm rises. The distribution mechanism is calculated based on the user's proportion in the total pool, allowing ordinary users to obtain corresponding shares even with a very small amount of participation. More importantly, the tokens are available as spot assets upon receipt, with no lock-up period after TGE, allowing users to sell directly or withdraw immediately.

These three points together form a very rare participation structure. The entry threshold is extremely low, the distribution is transparent, and the exit path is immediately open.

Because of this, the "wealth creation effect" brought by this new issuance has been rapidly amplified by the market.

From the market feedback of the first six phases, each project's price elasticity performance after TGE has been strong. The commonality behind the exaggerated price increases is that users often only invested a small amount of testing funds during the subscription phase; however, when TGE starts, the tokens in hand have already entered a completely different price range and can be monetized immediately.

The change in market sentiment has also gradually completed during this process.

After the first phase SC ended, many people chose to wait and see, wanting to confirm whether this was a one-time event. By the second phase PUNCH, the market began to realize that this mechanism might have the ability for repeated validation. Subsequently, the oversubscription of the third phase LWAPE was further pushed up to 21,313%. Moving forward to the fifth and sixth phases, the market gradually formed a clearer expectation: there is a reason to participate in each phase, with the only difference being how much to invest.

This shift is very important.

Because it means that the decision-making object of funds has shifted from individual projects to the mechanism itself. The market is chasing not just individual Meme projects, but also Ju.com’s ability to continuously create high-elasticity Meme liquidity.

The platform's assets have also been revalued during this round of activities.

Before the new issuance started during the Spring Festival, the price of JU was less than 0.4 USDT; now, the price is close to 1.7 USDT, with an increase of more than four times in just one month. JU is one of the core subscription assets for this round of new issuance, and as the frequency of new issuances and participation enthusiasm continue to rise, the demand for JU is also increasing. For users holding JU, this rhythm brings not only the returns from the new issuance projects themselves but also the additional appreciation space from the rising price of JU.

This has led to a rarer dual return structure in Ju.com’s Meme new issuance: on one side, the Meme tokens allocated after subscription release elasticity after TGE, and on the other side, the participating asset JU strengthens concurrently throughout the entire activity.

Now, the schedule is already halfway through, and the seventh phase MAYA Meme new issuance has begun.

The data from the first six phases of Ju.com’s Meme new issuance is already laid out, with the oversubscription ratio increasing each phase, and each project showing highly elastic price performance after TGE, all of which are market records that can be traced back. For those who did not participate in the previous phases, what they see now is a profit record table that has already been written by the first six phases.

Those who truly entered during the first six phases often initially invested only a very small amount; however, the assets they received already had the ability for immediate trading and instant monetization on the first day of circulation.

After six phases, Ju.com’s new issuance mechanism no longer needs to explain itself. The market re-enters every two days, and each time is larger than the last, which is the most direct answer.

After the seventh phase MAYA begins, the market inertia formed over the past six phases is further amplified. As "default participation" gradually becomes a consensus, those still on the sidelines will need to consider whether they can accept missing out on such a window again.