Listing a project: Self or assisted
A guide to project owners for listing their project on T-starter.
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A guide to project owners for listing their project on T-starter.
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Projects that would like to list either an IDO or some kind of seed or fundraising campaign can apply through our new form.
Key to the T-Starter experience for our T-Starters is the fact that all projects that apply to list will be vetted, either by the community ( self-listed projects) or by the T-Starter team (assisted listing). This ensures that every project is doxed, contracts are audited, and there is no risk of rug-pull, therefore protecting the interest and investment of all who choose to participate in the T-Starter experience.
Projects can pitch directly to the T-Starter team for assistance with having their project sale listed. If we approve the listing we can bypass the community ballot process and list the project directly.
If you would like to apply for an Accredited Start pool with T-Starter, and your project is based on Telos, EOS or WAX, then you can apply here:
A project can set up a ballot to have their token sale listed on T-Starter. If there is sufficient support for the project the ballot will progress to a token sale listing. Self-listed projects pitch their projects to the T-Starter community, upon which the community votes on your project in order for it to list. This is a measure of quality control on the platform that filters out projects that are junk, or are not yet fully designed to be ready to the market.
The community voting process provides an early indication to the entrepreneur whether your project is likely to succeed once it is launched in the open market.
Listing a project is easy. Go to the Voting tab in the navigation bar and click on the "List Project" button.
In order for the self-listing to be successful, you need to understand the process and requirements:
Fill in all the required information (See below).
Pay a listing fee of 1000 START tokens on submission.
Fund the ballot with your tokens and publish the ballot.
Succeed in voting by having "Yes" - "No" votes > 5% of total staked on blockchain
When applying, you'll need the following information:
Tokenomics & Token Sale Plan (Basic Pool Info)
Access Type
Premium (START required for early access), Public (first come first serve)
Token Contract Name and Symbol The Token Address and Symbol of your project's smart contract.
Base token
The token is which you will receive payment
e.g. PUSDT
Token Price
The price of your token per unit in base token
e.g. "0.0058 PUSDT per 1 XYZ token"
Token Price SoftCap
The minimum amount of base tokens required from a pool.
e.g. "100 PETH"
HardCap
The total amount of base tokens that can be pooled.
e.g. "750 PETH"
Min allocation per Wallet The minimum amount of base tokens that each investor may contribute to your presale.
e.g. "0.10 PETH"
Sale Start Time The date and time your sale will begin accepting investor funds. Time Zone = UTC.
e.g. "March 09, 2021 10:00 AM"
Sale End Time The date and time your sale will stop accepting investor funds. Time Zone = UTC.
e.g. "March 09, 2021 14:00 PM"
Vesting (Optional)
The percentage of tokens that will be locked over time for users to claim
Project Info & Current Web Presence
Title - The title of your project.
e.g. "START Public Presale"
Description - Description of your project / mission statement.
Project Logo URL - A web link to the image of your project's logo.
e.g. "https://tinyurl.com/48sntcd9"
Telegram (Optional) - Telegram group chat link.
e.g. "https://t.me/starter"
GitHub (Optional, but recommended) - Your project's GitHub URL
e.g. "https://github.com/starter"
Twitter (Optional) - Twitter link.
e.g. "https://twitter.com/starter"
Website (Optional) - Website link.
Whitepaper URL (Optional) - Link to your project's whitepaper.
When you published your ballot, your project will be live in the voting area. It will then remain open until the closing time is reached. Anyone with START staked on the platform will have the ability to vote.
For voting to be successful, it needs to have >5% Net YES votes of the total START staked in the platform at the time the voting ends. (Net = Yes - No votes). If for example, a user with 1000 START staked, votes Yes with 100,000 total staked start on the platform, then the votes would increase by 1%.
The 5% lead needed is subject to change, and would later be determined through the governance system.
If the voting time runs out and the pool does not have enough votes then it will cancel and you'll be refunded your tokens sent to create the ballot.
The 5% fee is then subdivided such that:
75% of the fee gets paid to the users with staked START as rewards in the raised base token.
25% of the fee get paid back to T-starter to maintain the platform.
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Upon succesful completion of a pool sale, a fee is taken from the total base tokens accrued.
