The Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) token presale has officially entered its second stage, marking a significant structural shift in its distribution model. Unlike typical token sales that simply increase price per stage, ZKP's Stage 2 introduces a permanent reduction in daily supply, creating what analysts are calling a "supply cliff."
The daily distribution cap has been cut from 200 million to 190 million ZKP tokens. This 10 million token reduction per day compounds over time, resulting in a cumulative shortfall of 70 million tokens over a week compared to Stage 1. This mechanism is designed to permanently lock away supply, accelerating scarcity and increasing competitive pressure among buyers. The presale operates on a strict 24-hour cycle with no rollover, meaning any unsold tokens from a day are gone forever.
The article positions Stage 2 as the "final broad accumulation window" within a planned 17-stage auction process. Each subsequent stage will further reduce the daily token allocation, tightening availability. On-chain data indicates the daily 190 million ZKP allocation is selling out or nearing capacity, suggesting rising presale interest driven by this scarcity model.
Meanwhile, the broader market context shows Ethereum (ETH) trading cautiously near $2,300, defending key support but lacking strong upward momentum. SUI is consolidating around $1.14 after a recent decline. The narrative contrasts these established assets, which await external catalysts like ETF flows or network upgrades, with ZKP's internally-driven, structure-based pressure. ZKP's model is further amplified by a $5 million giveaway and a referral program, expanding demand against a fixed, shrinking supply. Some projections linked to the setup suggest potential returns of up to 1,500x or even 10,000x, though these are highly speculative.
