Tiered Sale FAQ
Tiered sale FAQ for Participants.
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Tiered sale FAQ for Participants.
Last updated
A Tiered Sale splits the token sale into different price tiers. Each tier offers tokens at a set price and quantity. Once one tier sells out, the next becomes available—usually at a higher price.
Tiers help reward early participants with lower prices while giving the project more control over demand and distribution. They also create structured buying windows instead of a first-come-first-served rush.
Some sales are open to everyone. Others may restrict specific tiers to certain wallet groups—like whitelisted wallets, early community members, or token holders. Any eligibility requirements are listed directly on the sale page.
Yes, if you qualify for multiple tiers and the sale hasn’t reached its overall cap. You can participate in more than one tier as long as wallet and allocation limits allow.
Once a tier sells out, it becomes inactive and the next available tier opens. If no further tiers remain, the sale is effectively closed.
No. Each tier has a fixed price that does not change. The next tier may be more expensive, but prices are set in advance and visible on the sale page.
Yes. Projects can set max allocations per wallet for each tier independently. These limits are shown next to each tier in the sale interface.
No, tokens purchased in a tier are final unless the sale fails to reach its minimum raise (if one is set). Always review the sale terms before buying.
Tokens are claimable after the sale ends, not immediately after your purchase. If there's a claim delay or vesting, it will be clearly shown on the sale page.