Kamirai Presale Reaches Stage 3 After 150 Billion Token Allocation
Kamirai, a Web3 project with hyper-deflationary tokenomics, has entered Stage 3 of its presale after allocating 150 billion tokens from an initial supply of 888 billion. The team promotes an aggressive burn mechanism intended to reduce the total supply toward a 1 billion hard cap, claiming over 99.8% planned supply compression. Kamirai credits its rapid presale uptake to the deflationary model and growing investor demand despite bearish market conditions. The project says prior presale stages sold out quickly and that developers are focusing on expanding utility and securing exchange listings to ensure liquidity on public launch. Media contact is Kenjiro Matsuda; the release is a paid press statement and not investment advice.
Bullish
Presale allocation of 150 billion tokens and rapid sell-through of earlier stages signals strong demand and investor conviction, which tends to be bullish for a project’s token price trajectory at listing. Kamirai’s aggressive burn narrative (targeting compression from 888B to 1B) creates a scarcity storyline that can attract speculative capital and improved buy-side pressure on launch. Short-term effects: heightened volatility around listing announcements and exchange listings, potential sharp price run-ups if liquidity is low and demand remains high. Risk factors that could limit upside include: unproven utility, reliance on marketing (this is a paid press release), potential centralization of remaining tokens, and execution risk for burns and listings; any negative news could trigger steep corrections. Long-term effects: if the team delivers utility, listings and transparent burn mechanics, sustained scarcity could support appreciation and lower inflationary pressure; if not, initial hype may fade and token could underperform. Comparable events: highly deflationary/token-burn presales (and meme/token projects) have produced strong initial listings followed by wide drawdowns when fundamentals failed to match hype. Traders should watch vesting schedules, token distribution details, verified on-chain burns, announced exchange partners, and liquidity pools before sizing positions.