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  • πŸ’΅Tokenomics: START
  • Tokenomics: Project Tokens
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    • Connecting a wallet (Telos)
    • Acquiring START
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Staking START

Information about staking on T-Starter

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START token holders can Stake their tokens on T-Starter to earn rewards and to gain early access with a guarenteed allocation. Staking higher amounts of START gives holders increased access and even greater rewards based on our VIP tiers.

Access and Reward Tiers

Staking rewards: Users with staked START earn rewards proportional to the amount of START they have staked when a sale is successful.

Guaranteed allocation: Higher VIP tiers are entitled to more tokens during the guaranteed allocation phase of a sale. Each VIP tier has a weight of 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 respectively. (See Example Token Breakdown).

Bonus tokens: Bonus tokens are only awarded during the guaranteed allocation phase of the sale. Higher VIP levels receive more bonus tokens. Bonus allocations may vary. An example of bonus allocation is VIP 5 : 10%, VIP 4 : 8%, … VIP 1 : 2%. Not all pool have bonus tokens and is up to the pool creator to allocate bonus tokens.

The bonus tokens feature is still under development.

Unstaking START tokens takes 7 days to release in order to prevent abuse of the platform. Claiming rewards have no effect on the locking period.

Example Token Breakdown

Let’s imagine an example project called XYZ Token that is using our Launchpad. To simplify the math, let’s say they are selling 1,000,000 tokens in the public pool. There are 100 VIP1 users, 25 VIP2, 10 VIP3 and 5 VIP4.

  • VIP1 Members have a weight of 10, VIP2 have a weight of 30, VIP3 have a weight of 65, VIP4 have a weight of 145. The combined weight of all the qualifying buyers in this example is (100*10) + (25*30) + (10*65) + (5*145) = 3,125

  • The amount of tokens allocated to each β€œshare” is 1,000,000 / 3,125 = 320

  • The formula for the number of tokens allocated to a tier is given by,

  • num_users_in_tier * share_amount * tier_pool_weight

  • The amount of tokens for VIP1 is 100 * 320 * 10 = 320,000

  • The amount of tokens for VIP2 is 25 * 320 * 30 = 240,000

  • The amount of tokens for VIP3 is 10 * 320 * 65 = 208,000

  • The amount of tokens for VIP4 is 5 * 320 * 145 = 232,000

The formula for the amount of tokens a user in a tier can purchase is given by

  • num_tokens_in_tier/num_users_in_tier

  • The amount of tokens for each user in VIP1 is 320,000/100 = 3,200

  • The amount of tokens for each user in VIP2 is 240,000/25 = 9,600

  • The amount of tokens for each user in VIP3 is 208,000/10 = 20,800

  • The amount of tokens for each user in VIP4 is 232,000/5 = 46,400

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