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LaunchX Token Distribution, Subscription Allocation, and Vesting

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Summary

This document explains Bitget LaunchX, a platform for early token distribution through public sales, airdrops, and quest-based airdrops. It describes project options such as identity checks, pricing, participation criteria, and vesting schedules, and outlines the user process for committing funds to a sale. Committed funds cannot be withdrawn before distribution, and unused amounts are returned if an allocation is smaller than the commitment.

For public sales, each participant’s allocation is calculated as the total tokens available multiplied by their share of total commitments, subject to any individual cap. When users commit a token other than USDT, the platform uses an average spot price from a snapshot period to determine the exchange rate. These mechanics are useful for understanding token-sale allocation and settlement. The page is a platform guide rather than an independent assessment: it offers no evidence about project quality, expected returns, or the risks of buying newly issued tokens.

Key ideas

  • LaunchX supports public token sales, airdrops, and quest-based distributions.
  • A participant’s allocation depends on their share of total commitments and may be capped.
  • Non-USDT commitments use a snapshot-period average price to establish an exchange rate.
  • Committed funds remain locked until distribution, and unused funds are then returned.
  • Vesting schedules can shape when distributed tokens become available.

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