There are quite literally hundreds of tokens that are pre launch. It's becoming increasingly difficult to track them. My power ranking of these pre-TGE tokens: 1 - MegaETH 2 - Abstract 3 - Polymarket 4 - Pump 5 - Meteora 6 - Infinex 7 - Sophon 8 - Everything else My thoughts: These power rankings are set based on my off-the-cuff figuring of both likelihood of success (and price action) as well as how reasonable it is to farm/acquire these tokens. MegaETH is my number one because it does have genuinely fascinating and quite good tech. Try the testnet! The dapps set to launch with it are also very impressive. I've looked @ them with @0xBreadguy previously--Noise especially-- and they look quite good. + w/ more pending Fluffle opportunities etc, I'd say this is a solid play for most to actually have an opportunity for. Abstract also looks great, and has been performing pretty well for most who have gotten involved to date. I'd say this has *slightly* less overall upside as compared to Mega, but is potentially significantly more actionable for most. Also is pretty fun so, it's not a drain to use. Polymarket might be the most well known crypto app ever. It's also become quite a useful app for politics and the tech market alike. It's not as easy to farm candidly, but if you're able to play spreads or can keep up with trends, there's both money to be made and tokens to farm long term. Pump is clearly gearing up for a hell of a launch at some point this year or early next. Will likely be one of the largest token launches we've ever seen. Pump AMM users + people who just trade shitters likely get a piece. Learning the AMM is probably a good idea. Still requires a lot of risk to participate. Meteora similar risk as Pump, but lower upside imo. Infinex has done a great job of garnering attention but I have no real opinion on it's likelihood of success. tbd imo Sophon is a darkhorse. I know they have money to spend and have genuine talkent supporting them, but there is exhaustion in the L2 market -- especially for an L2 with the aim being "entertainment". We'll see how they shift but I do think they'd be a good one to watch. Everything else on this list is probably not worth the time or still too early to gauge. Ethos looks strong but I still think it's too early to say it's a winner atm. OpenSea looks to have mailed it in on socials, and on their platform appears to have mostly copied the Blur strategy from 2-3 yrs ago. Everything else is too small to gauge atm. we'll see if I'm anywhere close to right I'd bet this post pisses some people off too lmao. love u!