Flying Tulip Public Sale: What You Need to Know
Overview
@flyingtulip_'s public sale is transparent and phased.
It is not a stealth drop. All details: contracts, terms, limits will be published in advance.
Details taken from
Four Rounds of Sale
1⃣Early Access: for the Impossible and Coinlist communities
2⃣Supporter Whitelist: for addresses that meet criteria (to be announced)
3⃣Intent Whitelist: For those who express interest, fill in wallet, chain, amount + pass Accredited Investor quiz
4⃣Public Sale: open to everyone, no whitelist needed
All rounds share the same terms: 1 FT = $0.10
KYC & Fees
Early Access (Impossible & Coinlist) requires KYC
Supporter & Intent Whitelists: no KYC
Public sale: no KYC
Fees:
• Impossible charges 1%
• Coinlist's fee structure: undisclosed
• Whitelist rounds & public round: no fees
Networks & Accepted Tokens
Sale will run on multiple blockchains. The accepted tokens vary by network
You don't need to bridge tokens if they're already held on the correct network.
Important Points
🔹Sale is not live yet
🔹Supporter whitelist: criteria fixed, to be published (No action required)
🔹Intent whitelist: sign up via form once live
🔹Per address limit
Supporter & intent whitelist rounds: yes. Public round: no limit.
🔹Public Sale tokens after 3 phases: Whatever is left from Early access, Supporter Whitelist & Intent whitelist.
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