Investor Guide
April 20, 2022

📚 How to Crypto Investor | BASIC: Tokensale rounds

Alright, crypto investors! We are getting closer to really interesting things. And today, we are going to speak about tokensale rounds, their differences and specifics, and where we can participate. Let's go🚀

Project raising money for development in several steps - rounds. There are 3 types of rounds:

1. Early (seed) round. The token price is the cheapest, but the vesting is the longest. Participating in seed rounds is almost impossible; usually, this round is for large Venture capital and angels. Let's say the token price is $0.1

2. Private round. Usually, raises are big and held in the private pools, which you can enter for money or if you can add value to a project (promotion, support...). Token price is bigger but vesting shorter. Let's say the token price is $0.2

3. Public round, IDO. Raising is not too big, compared with privates. The more people know about the project, the higher will be interest and potential x's on the listing. Let's say the token price is $0.3 on this round. Vesting is the shortest on this round.

‼️Participating in whitelists is on Public rounds☝️To get into whitelists means to win a place for investing in a project.

And here on the listing, we see the token price increasing to $1. Simple mathematics allows us to see how many x's each round has. Here is how money is earned - bought low, sold high. Numbers are approximate, actual prices and conditions depend on the project, of course. But the overall picture is the same.

And don't forget about vesting! When you invest money, you buy 100% of tokens in your allocation, but you will get them according to the vesting schedule. As crypto has big volatility, you can get a good price at TGE, but then it decreases, and you have 3-4 months more of vesting.

🔸What I want to say is that you have 2-5-10x on the listing doesn't mean you will have them all the time.

🔸However, projects often have 100% TGE tokens unlock, which allows you to get profit right in time.

The next post will be fully about whitelisting process, so you will already be able to participate.