Each sale format supports a different launch style. Choose based on how price should be set, how buyers should enter, and when final token amounts should be known.

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Known price for the full sale

Fixed Price

Use this when you already know the token price and want buyers to purchase at that same price for the whole sale.

Best for straightforward launches with a clear price and token amount.
Creators choose what token is sold, what buyers pay with, when the sale runs, and how much each wallet can buy.
If the sale does not meet its minimum target, buyers can refund after the sale closes.

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Structured price bands

Tiered Price

Use this when you want staged pricing, such as early buyers getting access to a lower price before later tiers open.

Each tier has its own price, token amount, and optional timing.
The sale moves through one tier at a time as each tier fills or ends.
If a tier is almost sold out, buyers may need to enter a smaller amount.

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Market-led price

Price Discovery

Use this when the market should help discover the token price during the sale instead of starting from one fixed price.

The live sale page shows the current price and sale progress.
Pricing can change during the sale, so buyers should review the current rate before each purchase.
Claiming and sale timing may differ from fixed price, tiered price, and batch price sales.

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Final amount after close

Batch Price

Use this when you want all accepted buyers to receive the same final price after the sale ends.

Buyers enter how much they want to contribute during the sale.
Final token amounts are shown after the sale closes.
If demand is higher than the sale size, part of a buyer's contribution may be refunded.

$FJO

$FJO, staking, and tokenomics

Use these links to find the current $FJO purchase path, staking information, tokenomics stats, and buyback or burn figures.

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Token access

Buy $FJO

Use the live app links when buying $FJO so you see the current network and available purchase options.

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Rewards

Stake $FJO

Staking $FJO can earn $FJO and FJoints rewards. Current staking positions are locked for six weeks before withdrawal.

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Live figures

$FJO tokenomics

Use live staking stats for current supply, staked $FJO, rebought $FJO, and burned $FJO.

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Supply updates

Buyback and burn

The staking page reports total $FJO rebought and burned. These numbers can change over time, so use the live page for current figures.

For sale participants

Participating in a token sale

Use the sale page as the source of truth. Every sale can configure different access rules, caps, supported chains, and claim timing.

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Review the sale
Check the sale type, what buyers pay with, network, start and end time, funding goal, wallet limits, who can join, and when tokens can be claimed.
2
Connect and approve
Connect the wallet you want to use. If your wallet asks for permission to spend the payment token, approve it before buying.
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Buy or swap
Enter the amount you want to contribute. The sale page will show what you are buying and whether the final amount is known now or after the sale closes.
4
Track the close
After the sale ends, watch the sale page for the final status. It will show whether claiming, gradual token release, or refunding is available.
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Redeem
When the claim or refund button is available, use the same wallet you participated with to receive tokens, start a gradual token release, or claim a refund.

For sale creators

Creating a sale

Before creating a sale, turn the launch plan into clear choices buyers can understand.

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Choose the sale type that matches the launch goal: fixed price for a simple known price, tiered price for staged pricing, batch price for one final price, or price discovery for a market-led launch.
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Gather the basics: what token you are selling, what buyers pay with, which network you are using, sale dates, tokens for sale, funding goal, and wallet limits.
3
Decide who can join: everyone, invited wallets only, partner communities, referral links, or a mix of those options.
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Decide when buyers receive tokens: right after the sale, on a specific claim date, or gradually over time.
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Prepare the public sale page with project details, token information, links, visuals, launch partner context, and clear claim expectations.
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Review every setup choice before publishing. Key sale settings may not be editable once the sale is live.

Sale setup

Before you create a sale

Use this checklist to prepare the decisions you need before opening the Create a Sale flow.

Pick the sale format

Choose fixed price, tiered price, batch price, or price discovery based on how you want buyers to enter.

Set the sale window

Choose when the sale opens, when it ends, and whether claiming should start immediately or later.

Define buyer limits

Set minimum and maximum contribution amounts so buyers know how much they can participate.

Choose access rules

Decide whether anyone can join or whether only invited wallets, partner communities, or referral links should work.

Plan token delivery

Decide whether buyers claim all tokens at once or receive them gradually over time.

Prepare the project page

Add clear project information, token details, links, visuals, and claim instructions before publishing.

DecisionAreaWhat to choose

Sale goalPricingUse a fixed price for certainty, tiers for staged pricing, batch for one final price, or price discovery when you want the market to guide price.

Buyer accessWho can joinChoose public access for the broadest reach, or limit the sale to invited wallets when needed.

Contribution limitsBuyer limitsMinimum and maximum wallet amounts help buyers understand the rules and can keep the sale from being dominated by a few wallets.

Token releaseClaimsUse a gradual release when buyers should receive tokens over time. Make the schedule clear before the sale starts.

Trading after the saleAfter saleDecide whether there should be a planned liquidity step after the sale and explain where buyers should look for trading information.

ReferralsGrowthIf referrals are part of the launch, explain who can earn rewards, how links are shared, and when rewards can be claimed.

Platform resources

Stats, referrals, and launch partners

Use these links for platform stats, project referrals, and sale referral rewards.

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Platform context

Fjord Stats

Use live app stats for active sales, completed sales, staking totals, rebought $FJO, and burned $FJO.

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Launch partner motion

Invite a Project

Projects preparing a launch can compare sale types and gather launch details before talking through partner support.

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Growth rewards

Earn via Referrals

Some sales may support referral rewards. If enabled, the sale page will show how referrals work and when rewards become available.

After close

Claims and refunds

A sale ending does not always mean claiming starts immediately. The sale page will show the next available action.

Successful sale

The sale page will show when buyers can claim tokens and whether tokens are released gradually.

Failed sale

If the sale does not meet its minimum target, buyers can use the refund action once it appears on the sale page.

Delayed claims

Some projects set a future claim date or gradual token release. Check the sale page for the exact timing.

Claim deadline

If a sale has a claim deadline, claim before it passes. The sale page should show any important timing.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers for the cases users most often need before buying or creating a sale.

Can I make multiple purchases in one sale?

Yes, if the sale is still open, your wallet is allowed to join, and your total purchase stays within the sale limits.

What sale type should I choose?

Use fixed price for a simple known price, tiered price for staged pricing, batch price when buyers should share one final price, and price discovery when you want the market to help set price.

Why did my tiered purchase fail?

The current tier may not have enough tokens left for the amount you entered. Try a smaller amount or wait for the next tier if the sale has one.

Why is claiming unavailable right after a sale ends?

Some sales need a short close period before claims or refunds appear. The sale page will update when the next action is available.

What happens if more people buy than the sale can accept?

Depending on the sale setup, only part of your contribution may be accepted and the rest may become refundable after the sale closes.

Are presale perks or referral rewards guaranteed?

No. Review each sale page carefully. Access rules, referral rewards, and reward timing can differ by sale.

Can I edit a sale after publishing?

Some project page details may be editable, but important sale choices can be locked once published. Review everything before going live.