In my "What to ape" series, you've probably noticed I frequently mention the Points/Allocation ratio and how cheap/expensive it is. Here is a good example of how important this metric is. In the screenshot above, you can see I aped 150K pts to $NYKO and got 160 $VIRTUAL allocation. Ratio: 937.5 (Expensive) At 20x profit average, my pure profit is 3,040 $VIRTUAL (160 × 19) 1 point = 3,040/150K = 0.02 $VIRTUAL. In $AISPACE's case, I aped 84.5K pts for 397.2 allocation. Ratio: 212 (Cheap) At 8x average (if you jeet in the first 30 minutes), my pure profit is 2,780 (397.2 × 7) 1 point = 2,780/84.5K = 0.033 $VIRTUAL. The ratio on $NYKO was 4.4 times more expensive than $AISPACE. 1 point I spent on $AISPACE yielded 60% better than 1 point I spent on $NYKO. Strategy: 1. Expensive ratio: If you have high conviction to justify that, commit and hold for long term: - No worry about jeet-jail - Earn Diamond Hand Bonus pts - Can have a much better multiple, like $BIOS from @BasisOS (A clear 60x, even after 45% retracement) If you don't have conviction, then better skip and wait for a better opportunity. 2. Cheap ratio: Most of the time, it's cheap for a reason. So if you committed, be ready to jeet at a favorable price. If you don't want to get jeet-jail, then better don't commit. This kind of project usually pumps in the first 10 minutes, then slowly bleeds.