Ціна Era Token (Era7)ERA

Common Token Price Snapshot & Key Metrics Token Current Price* 24-h / 7-day Trend Notes / Observations TAC approx $0.0052 USD (circulating ~2.57 billion) Mixed: small 24h down (~-2 %) on one source Very low price. High risk. Smaller-cap. Trend-watch: If this token is part of your swing list, need strong catalyst. SUL (Sulaana) somewhere around $0.04–$0.07 USD (some sources differ widely) Volatile: some sources show +11 % in 24h, others report downward trend over 7d Again, smaller-cap. For your strategy (long + swing) this could be one of the “high risk/high reward” ones. ERA (Era Token (Era7)) approx $0.00093 USD (very low) Slightly positive in last 24h (~+6.5 % in one source) Micro-cap to very low price. High risk. If you’re trading this, it’s very speculative. *Prices are approximate and vary by source/exchange. Trend & Strategic Analysis For TAC: With a very low price and small market cap, it may have high upside but also high downside. For swing trading you’d want a clear breakout or a strong catalyst (e.g., listing, protocol update). For long-term holding, make sure you believe in its fundamentals. For SUL: Because the data is inconsistent, you should be cautious. Check recent announcements, exchange listings, community activity. If you believe in its ecosystem, then maybe add to your long-term basket, but manage risk. For ERA: Again very speculative. If you’re using it for swing trades, keep size small. For long-term, you need to be comfortable with the possibility of very weak performance if no adoption happens. Since you mentioned you’re already tracking coins like TAC, SUL, ERA along with your main ones (BTC, ADA) Long-term “core”: Probably keep your major positions in BTC, ADA, maybe one smaller coin you believe strongly in Swing/trade-opportunities: These smaller tokens (TAC, SUL, ERA) can be good for swings, but keep exposure limited (e.g., small % of portfolio) because risk is high. Trigger list: For each of these tokens, identify key triggers: exchange listing, protocol update, large partnerships, on-chain metrics improving. Those triggers help when deciding when to swing in/out Exit/risk management: For each token, set stop-loss or risk-percentage you’re comfortable with (especially for low-cap ones). And perhaps set “if price reaches X or catalyst happens then re-evaluate

I've been loving Bitget's Launchpool event for some time now. Staked some $BGB and earned solid ERA and C tokens without lifting a finger. Easy passive gains, tbh. Currently, I'm jumping into the launchpool event for $APR and candybomb to earn similar rewards. Personally, I've leveraged on these opportunities to boost my portfolio, since I found this i always use my spare BGB to commit to these pools.

After falling for a couple of rugpulls amd pump & dump projects, I opted to minimize risks. Decided to try out Bitget launchpools since it would offer me the chance to get in early without having to buy in early. My first attempt locking $BGB on $ERA launchpool came out profitable, and I’ve consistently participated in other projects. With $FF launchpool underway, a token that’s been high on my radar, I’m keen to continue this trend.

0G is building a foundation where all stored and shared data remains verifiable and accessible. Personally, I’ve been putting my $BGB to work. Last time, I staked 700 BGB and earned 257 worth of $ERA not bad at all. Now I’m staking again ahead of the $0G Launchpool. Still waiting on the official details, but positioning early never hurts. If you're into finding opportunities before the crowd, stick around I share what I learn as I go.