Harry Bhart
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FTMX Presale Flow Explained ⏳ Round System •The presale runs in 3 rounds. •Each round is open for 1 week. •If a round does not sell out, the unsold tokens move forward into the next round’s pool. ⸻ 📊 Example Flow Round 1 •Price: $0.005 •Allocation: 80M tokens •If only 60M sell → 20M unsold tokens move into Round 2 pool. Round 2 •Price: $0.009 •Allocation: 120M tokens + 20M rollover = 140M tokens available •If only 100M sell → 40M unsold tokens move into Round 3 pool. Round 3 •Price: $0.025 •Allocation: 200M tokens + 40M rollover = 240M tokens available •If only 210M sell → 30M unsold tokens are permanently burned. ⸻ 🔥 Burn Mechanism •After Round 3 ends, any tokens left unsold are burned forever (removed from supply). •This reduces circulating supply and increases scarcity, boosting value for holders. ⸻ 💧 Liquidity Plan •After presale, 80% of raised ETH is paired with a matching portion of FTMX to create the liquidity pool (LP) on DEX (e.g. Uniswap). •LP tokens are locked to ensure safety and prevent rug pulls. •This gives the market real trading depth from Day 1. ⸻ 🛡️ Why This Works 1.Fairness → No leftover tokens secretly kept; they either move forward or get burned. 2.Scarcity → Burning unsold tokens means true supply & demand dynamics. 3.Price Support → Each round has a higher price, motivating early entry and ensuring LP is strong at launch. 4.Trust → Community sees transparent rules, making FTMX credible and sustainable. ⸻ ⚡ So in simple words: 👉 Each round runs for 1 week. Unsold tokens roll to the next round. After the final round, whatever is left is burned. Then liquidity is added to the DEX with raised ETH, and trading begins.






