Fixed Price Mode
TL;DR:
Fixed Price Mode allows participants to acquire allocation in a token launch at a pre-determined price and valuation.
To earn allocation in the Community Round of a particular Fixed Price Launch, you can either be whitelisted by the project or use Gacha to join the allocation lottery.
Introduction to Fixed Price Mode
Fixed Price Launches allow participants to acquire tokens at a pre-determined price and valuation.
Community Round
Phase 1 — Community GTD (Guaranteed Allocation)
This phase offers guaranteed allocation to eligible contributors via:
Gacha Lottery Participation: Users holding gRAMEN may use their Gacha to participate in the Gacha Lottery of their desired token launch; winners of allocation tickets will gain eligibility to contribute during the Community GTD phase. Each unique wallet can win a maximum of 10 allocation tickets.
Whitelisted Addresses: Projects may whitelist specific wallet addresses based on criteria such as NFT ownership or community engagement.
This phase typically runs for 4 hours, during which all eligible participants may contribute up to their allocated amount.
Phase 2 — Community FCFS
Any unfilled allocation from the Community GTD phase will be made available in the Community FCFS phase.
Eligible participants include all whitelisted users and Gacha participants who did not win allocation tickets.
Eligible participants may contribute up to 5x the allocation cap of one allocation ticket in the Community GTD round.
This phase typically lasts 1 hour.
Public Round
The Public Round introduces an open and ungated opportunity for broader participation — no whitelist or allocation tickets required. It is available as an optional phase at the discretion of the launching project.
Projects can configure the following parameters:
Total token allocation available for the Public Round
Contribution caps per unique wallet
Token price (launches may set a discounted token price for the Community Round and a full token price for the Public Round)
If this phase is enabled, any unfilled allocation from the Community Round will automatically roll over into the Public Round, ensuring maximum participation.
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