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# 8.  Presale

LiquidX is raising funds through a structured 4-round presale, denominated entirely in USDT (a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US Dollar). This means investors are not exposed to the volatility of Bitcoin or Ethereum when purchasing LQX - they pay in a stable, dollar-equivalent currency.

Each round has a fixed fundraising target. When that target is reached, the round closes automatically and the next round begins - there are no time deadlines, no artificial urgency, and no countdown timers. Rounds close only when fully subscribed.

Here is the updated table with the Bonus LQX column removed:

| **Round**      | **Token Price** | **Min. Investment** | **Fundraise Target** | **Tokens Sold** |
| -------------- | --------------- | ------------------- | -------------------- | --------------- |
| Pre Seed Round | $0.004          | $1,000 USDT         | $400,000             | 100,000,000 LQX |
| Seed Round     | $0.007          | -                   | $200,000             | 28,570,000 LQX  |
| Presale        | $0.011          | -                   | $200,000             | 18,180,000 LQX  |
| Public Sale    | $0.016          | -                   | $200,000             | 12,500,000 LQX  |

The planned Token Generation Event (TGE) price is $0.025. This means even the last presale round (Final Presale at $0.016) represents a 36% discount (or a 56% upside) to the TGE price. Pre Seed Round investors at $0.004 are entering at an 84% discount.

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