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For example, when OTC gave us this coin, each person received tens of thousands of U. Now the price has dropped by -75%. We got free publicity and lost money. My personal suggestion for OTC round is to invest in big projects or projects that can be hedged. You can hedge your capital first and then make a plan. The biggest advantage of OTC round is that the return is limited and the risk is also limited. It is much more certain than KOL round, but the multiple is often not that high. OTC round is at most 2-3x.
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The OTC round is more similar to the (3,3) model. It requires more bargaining with the project party than the KOL round. Both sides stand on the (3,3) win-win situation, but (-3,-3) is not necessarily a lose-lose situation. It may be that the project party wins and you lose. Often the routine is like this. For some old coins/coins with low volume, the project party has difficulty in shipping. They only need to spend a small amount of funds to pull 2-3x, and then sell the coins to KOLs at a 50% discount, which is a disguised way of shipping.
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