$PTB launched at $0.055, now at $0.028 early dump or setup for a bounce?

I’ve been looking into new launches again and Portal to Bitcoin $PTB caught my eye, It went live at $0.055 and has now dropped to around $0.028, At first glance that looks rough, but honestly it’s not unusual, Most new tokens dip after launch when early participants take profit, Shiba and Pepe both had steep pullbacks early on before their real runs, Sometimes that dip is exactly what sets the stage for stronger growth once weak hands are flushed out.

What makes $PTB stand out is how they handed their airdrop distribution. Instead of dumping all rewards at once, they’ve split it into seasons. Season 1 allocations are already claimable, and Season 2 runs until September 20, That structure creates multiple entry points, reduces the chance of a huge dump, and gives new holders a reason to keep paying attention, A lot of projects fail because all the hype is frontloaded, this feels like the opposite.

Another factor is accessibility, Not everyone wants to buy a coin right at launch, and Bitget’s Launchpool makes it easier, You can stake tokens you already hold and earn $PTB passively, I joined their last pool and the rewards were solid, so I’m keeping an eye on this one since the prize pool for $PTB is pretty big, It’s basically like simple farming without the usual DeFi headaches.

Not financial advice, but between the structured rollout, the reset price, and an easy farming option, $PTB looks like it has more going for it than most coins that launch and fade out, If history repeats like it did with Shiba, Pepe, or even smaller names that bounced after early dumps, this could turn into one of those setups people look back on, What do you guys think, staged launches like this better for long term growth, or do you prefer quick fair launches?