$power, solely from the perspective of the token model, is about market maker strategies. This is just my personal opinion; there may be inaccuracies in the data, so please feel free to correct me.

Total project issuance: 1 billion
Initial circulating supply: 21%, which is 210 million, including:
Community rewards: 13.2%
Ecosystem fund: 2.8%
Liquidity: 5%
These figures are roughly the same across various exchanges.

I checked on the official website and other platforms, and the community rewards and ecosystem fund are linearly released over 48 months and 36 months, respectively. Based on this:
Community rewards: 37.2% - 13.2% = 24% * 1 billion = 240 million / 48 = approximately 0.005 billion / 30 = approximately 0.00016667 billion (166,670 tokens) released daily.
Ecosystem fund: 28% - 2.8% = 25.2% * 1 billion = 252 million / 36 = approximately 0.007 billion / 30 = approximately 0.00023333 billion (233,333 tokens) released daily.
Total daily release: 166,670 + 233,333 = approximately 400,003 tokens.

According to the disclosure, the project is scheduled to go live on December 5, 2025. After 75 days, a total of 400,000 * 75 = 30 million tokens have been released.
So, the current circulating supply should be around 240 million $power.

With a daily linear release of 400,000 tokens, at a market price of $0.38:
400,000 * 0.38 = approximately $152,000 market cap daily.

Of course, during price increases, there are lock-ups, combined with daily trading volumes of $2 million to $3 million.
Market makers can only buy in and must act quickly! Otherwise, a daily release of $150,000, totaling $1.5 million over 10 days, is based on the token price remaining stable at $0.38. If the price is unstable and drops below $0.38, the incentive to lock up decreases.

Therefore, market makers either have to seize the moment or exhaust themselves!