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πŸ”‘Tiered System

Solex also comes up with the interesting idea of helping to differentiate investors and prioritize them through the tiers system according to how much they invest: Gold, Platinum, and Diamond.

Each tier is set up to give more rewards, reflecting the level of investment. The higher the tier, the more significant the perks. In order to qualify for a tier, you need to stake your $SOLEX tokens.

1. Gold Tier (14,000 $SOLEX)

  • Loyalty Rewards

  • Pool reserve (when possible)

  • Chance to join private sales

  • SOLEX INSURANCE​ πŸ”’ (when possible)

2. Platinum Tier (35,000 $SOLEX)

  • ​SOLEX INSURANCE​ πŸ”’

  • Increased Allocation Size

  • Potential lower price entry to token launches

3. Diamond Tier (70,000 $SOLEX)

  • Guaranteed whitelist on any future project.

  • Bigger allocation (varies depending on the raise)

  • ​MAX % on SOLEX INSURANCE​ πŸ”’

  • Priority investment (Always first, varies depending on the IDO)

  • VIP Pricing in Private Rounds

  • Potential lower price entry on upcoming IDOs

  • Potential bonus tokens if purchased

FAQ

1. What are Pool Reserves?

Pool reserved is the allocation that a tier gets. Example: Project X wants to raise 100 SOL If the Gold tier has a 20% reserve, it means 20 SOL (20% of 100 SOL) is reserved only for gold.

2. What if the highest tier isn't able to fill out their pool reserve ?

The remaining pool allocation is then offered to the tier below it. Example: If the Diamond tier has a 50% allocation of the entire round and they were only able to fill out 40% of it, the remaining 10% would go towards the platinum tier.

3. What is SOLEX INSURANCEπŸ”’?

Solex Insurance is a protective feature offered by the Solex platform, designed to safeguard investors' funds in case of adverse events such as a security breach or a significant drop in token value post-launch.

4. Do I need to stake my tokens to be in a tier?

Yes, in order to be in a tier you need to stake your tokens.

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