Tiered System
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Loyalty Rewards
Pool reserve (when possible)
Chance to join private sales
SOLEX INSURANCEβ (when possible)
βSOLEX INSURANCEβ
Increased Allocation Size
Potential lower price entry to token launches
Guaranteed whitelist on any future project.
Bigger allocation (varies depending on the raise)
βMAX % on SOLEX INSURANCEβ
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
To keep Solex fair and stable, we've set a cooldown period for moving between tier levels.
Let's say you own 70,000 $SOLEX coins, placing you in the Diamond Tier. If you choose to sell some of your coins, you'll shift down to the Platinum Tier. Want to climb back up to Diamond? Aside from needing the coins, you'll also need to wait 5 days.
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.
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.
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.
Yes, in order to be in a tier you need to stake your tokens.