Early investors in crypto projects often face certain requirements and conditions, including restrictions on token sales (lock-up periods), allocation volumes, and waiting periods.
Example projects
1. Aptos (APT):
Lock-up period: A lock-up period of 12 months from the listing date was established for early investors and the team.
Token allocation: Early investors were allocated about 20% of the total token supply.
Waiting period: Investors were given the opportunity to sell their tokens after 12 months from the listing date.
2. Solana (SOL):
Lock-up period: A lock-up period of 12 months from the listing date was established for early investors.
Token allocation: Early investors were allocated about 16% of the total token supply.
Waiting period: Investors were given the opportunity to sell their tokens after 12 months from the listing date.
3. DYM (DYM):
Lock-up period: A lock-up period of 6 months from the listing date was established for early investors.
Token allocation: Early investors were allocated about 10% of the total token supply.
Waiting period: Investors were given the opportunity to sell their tokens after 6 months from the listing date.
4. AVAX (AVAX):
Lock-up period: A lock-up period of 6 months from the listing date was established for early investors.
Token allocation: Early investors were allocated about 15% of the total token supply.
Waiting period: Investors were given the opportunity to sell their tokens after 6 months from the listing date.
5. Mina (MINA):
Lock-up period: A lock-up period of 6 months from the listing date was established for early investors.
Token allocation: Early investors were allocated about 12% of the total token supply.
Waiting period: Investors were given the opportunity to sell their tokens after 6 months from the listing date.
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