Based Eggman ($GGs) and Tapzi Presales Dominate Uptober’s Hottest Crypto Presale Rankings

Crypto presale mania hits fever pitch as two projects steal the October spotlight.

The Presale Powerhouses

Based Eggman's $GGs token and Tapzi's offering are crushing competition in this year's Uptober presale race. Investors are piling into both projects despite market volatility, chasing that sweet presale alpha before public listings.

Presale Season Frenzy

October's traditional crypto surge—dubbed 'Uptober' by degenerates and analysts alike—sees presale activity hitting unprecedented levels. The current leaderboard shuffle reveals institutional money mixing with retail FOMO in what some call a beautiful disaster waiting to happen.

Market Momentum Builds

Both projects are riding the seasonal wave that typically sees crypto valuations climb through autumn. Historical patterns suggest October launches often outperform—though past performance never guarantees future results, as the compliance folks love to remind us before taking their performance fees.

Just remember: in crypto, today's presale darling is tomorrow's 'what was I thinking' portfolio entry—but that's half the fun, right?

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Top Analyst Remains Confident about CoreWeave Stock

Daryanani stated that despite the capital expenditure intensity and debt financing required to deploy GPU clouds, he views CoreWeave’s model as “durable, risk-managed, and profitable at scale,” even after considering elevated depreciation expenses. The 5-star analyst added that CRWV’s business model reflects resilience and profitability potential, with the AI hyperscaler effectively managing risk with durable contracts and strategic partnerships.

Commenting on CoreWeave’s unit economics, Daryanani highlighted that the company’s business model is backed by multi-year, non-cancellable contracts averaging 4-5 years in duration. Such contracts provide a stable revenue stream. He highlighted that CRWV builds capacity only after securing contracts, minimizing speculative risks.

The top-rated analyst believes that CoreWeave’s Master Services Agreement with Nvidia (NVDA) provides a “safety net” for any unutilized capacity, significantly reducing downside risk. Among other positives, Daryanani noted that CRWV receives upfront payments covering 15-25% of the total contract value (TCV) to fund initial capex, reflecting the company’s strong cash flow management.

He also pointed out that the incremental EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes) margin estimate in the range of 40% to 50% and the EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) margin estimate of ~70% reflect solid profitability once assets are fully depreciated. While Daryanani highlighted several positives, he cautioned investors about CoreWeave’s customer concentration risks, with Microsoft (MSFT)/OpenAI (PC:OPAIQ) representing a significant portion of its revenue.

Is CoreWeave a Good Stock to Buy?

Currently, Wall Street has a Moderate Buy consensus rating on CoreWeave stock based on 15 Buys, 11 Holds, and two Sell recommendations. The average CRWV stock price target of $154.42 indicates about 20% upside potential. CoreWeave stock has jumped significantly to $128.83 (as of Tuesday’s closing) from its initial public offering (IPO) price of $40.