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Big Mike ⚖️ Verified account @fepz_
The best decision I made for my community was to be a multi-chain community

Seeing my people make;
- $2k+ from Pyth
- $600 weekly from Bonk
-Minting Gaming projects & getting involved with ordinals and ETH projects.
- $12k+ from Jto &
- Positioned for other airdrops

GM y'all
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Big Mike ⚖️ Verified account @fepz_
Honestly, that 12% upfront fee caught my attention when I first looked at Bitget's IPO Prime.

At first glance, it feels expensive. But then I started thinking about how previous IPOs played out.

Take Circle, for example. The stock opened with a massive jump, and a lot of retail traders had to watch from the sidelines or chase the price after the initial move.

That's something I've come to understand after years in the market: sometimes the bigger cost isn't the fee you pay, but missing the allocation altogether.

Looking at Bitget's VIP subscription, the idea is to secure access through a higher-priority allocation channel.

Historical fill rates are quoted at 40%–80%, meaning a $100k subscription could potentially translate into $40k–$80k worth of allocation. That's still not the same as a guaranteed full allocation, but it's a different proposition from the public round, where allocation can be much less predictable.

I also looked at the numbers from another angle.

If Anthropic experiences a 20–30% opening-day move, entering afterwards could mean paying a much higher price. In that scenario, the 12% fee becomes part of the cost of getting earlier access rather than simply another charge.

There is a trade-off, though.

You may have to wait T+3 to T+5 before your rANT reaches your wallet. That means the market could already be moving while you're waiting for settlement.

Personally, I wouldn't approach this as a quick flip. My interest is in gaining exposure to what could become an important public-market benchmark for the AI industry. A few days of waiting isn't necessarily a dealbreaker for that kind of position.

Another detail worth mentioning is that unallocated funds are automatically routed to Earn at a stated 7% APR, with hourly payouts and anytime redemption, according to the campaign terms.

Of course, the VIP route won't make sense for everyone. The upfront fee, allocation uncertainty and settlement period all need to be considered before committing capital.

But for someone who believes in Anthropic's long-term prospects and wants to explore earlier IPO exposure, I can understand why the VIP option might be attractive.

The VIP subscription is now open on Bitget:

bitget.com/spotlight/ipo-…
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Big Mike ⚖️ Verified account @fepz_
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I wasn't super early to this but I think this is alpha and everyone should ensure to play the game and enjoy it.
FeedTheFire Verified account @FeedTheFireRH Oct 29
They went digging for coal
They came back with a war

Nobody leaves. The dragon doesn’t allow it

The war is coming to @RobinhoodCrypto. The first to feed the fire stand at the front of it

Whitelist open. The FREE mint is coming

feedfirerh.com
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Big Mike ⚖️ Verified account @fepz_
Here's a detail about Starknet's quantum-resistance story that deserves more attention.

The STARK proof system was published in 2018.

Its foundation was hash-based cryptography rather than elliptic-curve assumptions.

That choice matters today because the latter is what Shor's algorithm threatens on sufficiently powerful quantum computers.

In other words, @Starknet isn't trying to replace its entire proving foundation because of quantum computing.

The proof system already uses a different cryptographic approach.

That's a useful distinction between building for a threat and reacting to one.

There is still work ahead across accounts, contracts and Ethereum dependencies, so this isn't a claim that the whole network is already quantum-proof.

Sometimes the most important security decisions are the ones made long before the threat becomes urgent.

quantum.starkware.co