Binance Wallet unveils its fifth Pre-TGE Prime Sale
Binance Wallet has announced that its fifth Pre-TGE Prime Sale will feature Zama (ZAMA) and is scheduled for January 29, 2026, from 08:00 to 10:00 UTC. The early-access token event will be available only to users holding Binance Alpha Points, giving eligible participants a chance to buy before the project’s official token generation event.
Zama is presented as a blockchain privacy project built around Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). The concept centers on enabling computation on encrypted data without revealing the underlying sensitive information, positioning the protocol as infrastructure for privacy-focused decentralized applications. That technical angle has helped make the sale one of the more closely watched Prime Sale events so far.
SENT performance raises expectations for the next sale
The ZAMA announcement comes after Binance Wallet highlighted the strong showing of its fourth Pre-TGE Prime Sale, Sentient (SENT), a community-owned AGI platform. That event took place on January 19, 2026 and drew notable interest from early-stage participants.
According to the figures cited in the source material, users deposited an average of about $131 in BNB. Based on a hypothetical 3 BNB deposit, day-one rewards were estimated at $222.8, implying a return of more than 70%. The result outperformed some earlier sales and added momentum to Binance Wallet’s Prime Sale model, which some users on X described as an increasingly attractive route to early token access.
Lock-up terms, valuation questions, and liquidity risk remain central
Even with the growing enthusiasm, key details for the ZAMA event are still pending. Binance Wallet said that token allocation information and the official event portal will be released later. It also noted that tokens purchased in the early sale will be locked until the project’s specified unlock conditions are met, which means buyers may face limited immediate flexibility.
The platform also warned that liquidity is not guaranteed, while market volatility and valuation uncertainty could affect post-sale performance. The article notes market speculation that the sale could imply a fully diluted valuation of $200 million to $300 million, with only around 2% of total supply offered in the early-access round. That has already sparked debate among traders, especially as some observers point to an implied public-sale entry price near $0.05 per token, a level that may have contributed to recent price stagnation.
Pre-TGE sales are becoming a notable 2026 crypto trend
With SENT delivering a strong early performance and Binance Wallet continuing to spotlight select early-stage projects, Pre-TGE Prime Sales are emerging as a more visible trend in crypto investing for 2026. For ZAMA, interest is being driven not only by the recent success of SENT but also by the growing relevance of privacy-preserving blockchain infrastructure. Still, any participation decision will likely depend on how investors assess valuation, token lock-ups, liquidity conditions, and long-term project prospects once more official details are released.