Fixed Price Sale FAQ

Fixed Price Sales FAQ

What is a Fixed Price Sale?

A Fixed Price Sale allows you to purchase tokens at a set price, which remains constant throughout the sale. This format offers a simple and transparent way to acquire tokens without price fluctuations.

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Are there wallet limits for Fixed Price Sales?

Yes, sometimes. Projects can set per-wallet limits to prevent a small number of buyers from dominating the sale. These limits are displayed on the sale page if they apply.

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Are there minimum or maximum raise amounts?

Yes. The maximum raise is determined by the number of tokens for sale multiplied by the fixed price. Some projects may also set a minimum raise — if that amount isn't met, participant funds may be refunded.

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Can I purchase in multiple transactions?

Yes, you can make multiple purchases, provided:

• The sale is still open

• You haven’t hit the per-wallet limit

• The total raise cap hasn’t been reached

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Can I participate at any time during the sale window?

Yes. You can participate at any time until the sale ends or the raise cap is reached — whichever comes first.

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Can I participate from any chain or token?

Yes, as long as the sale is on an EVM chain. Fjord supports cross-chain swaps, so you can use tokens from other chains to buy in (e.g., using USDC on Polygon to participate in an Arbitrum sale).

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Are anti-bot protections in place?

Yes. Fixed Price Sales include several built-in protections such as:

• Disabling contract-based purchases

• Blocking known bot behaviors

These measures aim to make participation fairer, though no system is 100% bot-proof.

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Are sales ever token gated?

Yes. A project may choose to token gate access to a sale (e.g. requiring FJO staking or ownership of a specific NFT). If the sale is gated, the conditions will be clearly shown on the sale page.

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Can sales be cancelled or paused once they’ve started?

No, not fully. Projects can pause the sale or hide it from public view, but they cannot cancel it entirely once it has begun. Sales can be cancelled before they start.