What Is a Whitelist in a Crypto Presale? PinkSale's Rules
A presale whitelist is an owner-made list of wallets that alone may contribute. PinkSale's docs on tiers, the public phase, and mid-sale changes.
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A presale whitelist is an owner-made list of wallets that alone may contribute. PinkSale's docs on tiers, the public phase, and mid-sale changes.
PinkSale's listing rate sets how many tokens pair with 1 BNB in the DEX pool. Inverted into a price beside the presale rate, from PinkSale's own docs.
PinkSale presale tokens are not sent to you: you claim them, once per unlock, paying gas each time. The steps, and a count of the claims vesting needs.
A fair launch prices every buyer alike after the sale; a presale fixes its rate up front. PinkSale's caps, liquidity floors and fees, read off its docs.
PinkSale's Emergency Withdraw returns 90% of a contribution to a live sale and forfeits the tokens. The terms, set beside DxSale's, read from both docs.
Burned, refunded, rolled over or kept: which outcome a launchpad contract enforces, which a project merely announces, and what document proves each.
The explainers say a contract refunds you automatically. DxSale's and Pinksale's own docs, read 14 September 2026, say you claim it and pay the gas.
ChainGPT Pad, DegenPad, BSCStation and Ordify publish refund terms a reader can open. We read them on 11 September 2026 and set them side by side, dated.
Toobit promised Hallucoin buyers a refund if the token trades below its sale price within 72 hours. The promise is easy to find; the mechanism, on the pages we could read, is not.
The month's most heavily marketed presales share one playbook — countdown timers, staged pricing, audit badges, and an AI suffix wherever one will fit.