Listing and Participation

Listing Fundamentals:

Listings are created when developers submit their application on the Leap platform. The terms of the presales are all clearly laid out along with relevant links to the project's website, social media accounts, and contract addresses. Copies of any approved audits on the project are also provided to the platform. Furthermore, the below data-points must be provided to create the presale.

Submissions Essentials:

Model:

Whether the pre-sale is raising stable or native funds.

Price per Token:

The cost for each token purchased in the presale.

Soft Cap:

The minimum raise for the sale to be successful.

Hard Cap:

The maximum cap that can be raised for the presale.

Minimum Contribution:

The minimum amount each investor must contribute.

Maximum Contribution:

The maximum amount each investor can contribute.

Start Time:

The start time of the presale.

End Time:

The end time of the presale.

Participation Details:

For contributors engaging in presale participation, the process is structured to accommodate both stakers and non-stakers, offering distinct benefits and conditions tailored to each group.

Non-Staker Contribution: Non-stakers can participate exclusively during the public or "First-Come, First-Served" (FCFS) round. During this phase, contributors are subject to predetermined minimum and maximum contribution limits, ensuring fair access to token allocation.
Staker Priority Pass: Stakers enjoy priority access to a dedicated round that precedes the public round. Unlike non-stakers, stakers have the flexibility to contribute beyond the standard limits based on their staking percentage share. However, they are subject to a linear pricing model, ensuring equitable participation.
Referral Address (Optional): Contributors have the option to specify a referral address during presale participation if they were introduced to the project by a friend or affiliate. This referral system incentivizes community growth and rewards referrers based on successful contributions made by their referrals.
Claiming Token Allocation: Upon successful completion of the presale (soft cap reached), contributors can claim their allocated presale tokens. If the presale fails to meet the soft cap or is canceled, contributors are entitled to a refund of their initial contribution, ensuring investor protection and transparency.

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Listing Fundamentals:

Submissions Essentials:

Model:

Whether the pre-sale is raising stable or native funds.

Price per Token:

The cost for each token purchased in the presale.

Soft Cap:

The minimum raise for the sale to be successful.

Hard Cap:

The maximum cap that can be raised for the presale.

Minimum Contribution:

The minimum amount each investor must contribute.

Maximum Contribution:

The maximum amount each investor can contribute.

Start Time:

The start time of the presale.

End Time:

The end time of the presale.

Participation Details:

For contributors engaging in presale participation, the process is structured to accommodate both stakers and non-stakers, offering distinct benefits and conditions tailored to each group.

Non-Staker Contribution: Non-stakers can participate exclusively during the public or "First-Come, First-Served" (FCFS) round. During this phase, contributors are subject to predetermined minimum and maximum contribution limits, ensuring fair access to token allocation.

Staker Priority Pass: Stakers enjoy priority access to a dedicated round that precedes the public round. Unlike non-stakers, stakers have the flexibility to contribute beyond the standard limits based on their staking percentage share. However, they are subject to a linear pricing model, ensuring equitable participation.

Referral Address (Optional): Contributors have the option to specify a referral address during presale participation if they were introduced to the project by a friend or affiliate. This referral system incentivizes community growth and rewards referrers based on successful contributions made by their referrals.

Claiming Token Allocation: Upon successful completion of the presale (soft cap reached), contributors can claim their allocated presale tokens. If the presale fails to meet the soft cap or is canceled, contributors are entitled to a refund of their initial contribution, ensuring investor protection and transparency.