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Analyze, responsible for the extensive marketing and operational strategies of the Elysium ecosystem token issuance platform Ascend, responded to related doubts about Spinor and the Ascend community. Analyze stated that the plan to purchase tokens from the ecosystem issuance platform Montra was made solely by him, and other team members were not involved in that decision. He mentioned that one or two days before the token launch, he transferred $100,000 to a wallet to establish a position, viewing this as a business arrangement for Ascend, believing that companies often purchase equity in competitors through strategic investments, and purchasing Montra was similar. Analyze stated that the relevant tokens were purchased after the launch, and any market participant could perform similar operations.Analyze also mentioned that after learning about the purchase of Montra tokens, a friend created a FOMO wallet and suggested transferring the tokens to that wallet. He admitted that a large number of comments were handled by him before the release, and he did not stop them, allowing them to continue, calling this practice extremely unprofessional and apologizing for it. Analyze stated that unexpected situations arose on the day of the launch, leading him to make irrational decisions, and he also pushed Tommy to acquire more supply, while Tommy initially expressed opposition. Analyze publicly apologized to Tommy, the rest of the Ascend team, and the community, stating that his decision put all parties in the current situation, and he takes responsibility for it.

According to data shared by analyst Adam, the decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volume on the Hyperliquid ecosystem L2 network Elysium reached $122 million on its first full trading day after the mainnet launch, involving approximately 58,700 wallets. Of this, 33.2% of the trading volume (about $40.5 million) came from Launchpad tokens.Currently, Montra holds a leading position in the Launchpad token market, with a market share of up to 71.1%.

According to PikachusPlace monitoring, the address marked as "PikachusPlace" previously traded STONKBANKERS on the Robinhood chain, with an investment of about $932 in buying fees, netting approximately $14,900 after liquidation, with a return rate of about 1603%.Yesterday morning, after the address purchased approximately 28,517,800 tokens of MONTRA on the Elysium chain's token launch platform, the average transaction price was about $0.0001304, corresponding to a market value of about $130,400. The transaction amount was about $3,719, plus about $14,700 in related buying fees, totaling an investment of about $18,400. Subsequently, the address sold all holdings through 29 transactions, with about 20 minutes from buying to exiting. After deducting selling fees, approximately $84,700 was recovered, netting about $66,200, with a return rate of about 360%.Currently, MONTRA has a market value of about $6.66 million, making it the largest token by market value on the chain; if all initially purchased tokens were held until now, the profit would reach $173,200, with a return rate of about 940%.

On November 10, 2026, an on-chain investigation reported that the Elysium issuance platform Ascend associated address transferred approximately $140,000 through two privacy pools into three new wallets, and purchased shortly after MONTRA went live. The tokens were sent to the same FOMO wallet, which holds 32,014,541 tokens, accounting for about 3.2% of the supply, and this wallet has no purchase records. MONTRA is the platform token of the Elysium issuance platform Montra, which went live at 00:36 UTC on that day. Ascend co-founder is CryptoTomYT.Route A deposited 40,000 USDC into the Privacy Cash on Solana on November 10, and withdrew an equivalent amount 47 seconds later, exchanging it for 530.57 HYPE, then purchased 6,846,772 tokens and transferred them out. Route B deposited 100,328.25 USDC into the Base privacy pool on November 9 and withdrew an equivalent amount within the same hour. Two new wallets from Route B purchased approximately 25.6 million tokens within about 5 minutes of going live, with launch fees up to 23.2%.The investigation stated that Route A's deposit wallet previously received 27.7 SOL from ethanhates.sol and transferred approximately $66,200 to an address claimed by CryptoTomYT. The first funds for Route B came from an Arkham labeled FOMO account as analyzationz. The remaining 10 new wallets that transferred funds within the same hour, combined with the aforementioned buyers, hold a total of 25.8% of the LAUNCHPAD supply.