A former Wall Street trader with 15 years at Goldman Sachs is making waves in crypto circles by comparing VFX Token to Ethereum’s early days – and the parallels are striking. As VFX Token approaches $1 million in total funding, the similarities to ETH’s infrastructure-first approach are becoming impossible to ignore.
The Infrastructure Parallel That Changes Everything
“When I first analyzed Ethereum in 2015, what stood out wasn’t the token price – it was the existing infrastructure being built,” explains the veteran trader who managed a $2 billion portfolio. “VFX Token shows the same pattern, but arguably stronger. They already have what Ethereum took years to build.”
Another trader on X highlighted VFX and how it’s currently being the limelight of the crypto community.
CT is glued to memes, but I’m eyeing something with substance.
A licensed trading firm is tokenizing institutional forex access. Already running Visa cards. Tangible utility.
Presale at $0.05 but launch priced $1.20.
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The comparison centers on utility. While Ethereum started as a concept that needed years to develop smart contracts and DeFi applications, VFX Token launched with Vortex FX’s licensed trading infrastructure already operational. This includes live Visa and Mastercard integration, MetaTrader 5 terminals processing 1,500+ daily trades, and $40 million in assets under management generating real revenue.
Numbers That Echo 2015 Ethereum
The mathematical similarity is uncanny. Ethereum’s ICO raised $18 million at $0.31 per token. VFX Token has already secured $500,000 from private investors at $0.05 and is now raising at $0.06 in Round 1, targeting $720,000. With nearly $500,000 already committed to Round 1, the total approaches the crucial $1 million psychological milestone.
“The market cap differential is what excites me,” the trader notes. “Ethereum launched at a roughly $30 million valuation. VFX Token at $0.06 represents just $6 million fully diluted. The upside potential from infrastructure plays at this valuation historically delivers 50-100x returns.”
Why Timing Matters More Than Ever
Unlike 2015, today’s crypto market demands immediate utility. Projects can’t survive on promises alone. VFX Token’s 67.7% APY staking rewards aren’t theoretical – they’re funded by actual trading profits from the parent company’s operations. This positions VFX Token as Ethereum 2.0: all the infrastructure benefits without the years of waiting.
The former Goldman analyst points to one critical factor: “Licensed broker status changes everything. When institutional money arrives, they need regulated partners. VFX Token is the only ICO I’ve seen with this advantage built-in from day one. Ethereum had to wait years for institutional adoption – VFX starts with it.”
The Smart Money Move
Round 1 closing at $720,000 means early investors secure tokens at $0.06 before the 25% price increase to $0.075 in Round 2. With the infrastructure generating $225,000 in monthly rebates and processing millions in daily volume, the fundamentals support significantly higher valuations.
The comparison to early Ethereum isn’t just hopeful thinking – it’s based on measurable metrics: existing products, real revenue, licensed operations, and proven management. As the trader concludes: “I’ve seen hundreds of ICOs. Maybe five had this combination of factors. Ethereum was one. VFX Token is another.”
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