T-Starter
  • 🚀Introduction to T-Starter
  • 🌐T-Starter Dapp
    • 🌱Project Lifecycle
    • 📈For Investors
      • Staking START
      • Pools & Voting
    • 👩‍💻For Project Owners
      • Listing a project: Self or assisted
      • Listing a project: Public or Private
  • 💵Tokenomics: START
  • Tokenomics: Project Tokens
  • 📖How-to Guides
    • Connecting a wallet (Telos)
    • Acquiring START
    • Staking START
    • Voting on pools
    • Joining a pool
    • Using the Wallet
    • Wombat mobile app
  • Useful links
    • 📞Telegram Chat
    • 📣Telegram Accouncements
    • 📝Medium
    • 🐦Twitter
    • 🌐T-Starter Dapp
    • 🖥️GitHub
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  1. T-Starter Dapp

For Investors

T-starter Explained for Investors

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Participation Process

  1. Voting: Self-listed projects are voted on by the START community.

  2. When the community has approved a project (or is has been approved by an Assisted listing), users are able to send the specified base token at a fixed price to invest. Sales open in :

    1. VIP Phase

    2. Premium Phase

    3. Public Phase

  3. If the softcap is reached:

    • The project is successful

    • No refunds can be made

  4. If the softcap isn't reached:

    • All funds can be reclaimed by users and project owners

  5. The sale ends when the closing date or the hardcap is reached. At this time:

    • Users can then claim their tokens, unless the project was designed with a vesting agreement.

    • If there is a vesting agreement, a certain percentage of tokens may be claimed, while the rest will remein locked-up for the specified vesting period. Only then can the rest of the tokens be claimed.

  6. Project owners get paid in the specified base tokens raised. A 1.25% fee is taken for dev and 3.75% is returned to users with staked START.

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