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Fair launch
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying fair-launch. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 4015908-002 : A fair launch is a token distribution in which the launched token is held entirely by the community and founders and their affiliates participate only on equal terms as members of that community.
- 4015908-005 : Fair launch tokens outperformed centrally distributed projects during the late 2020 and early 2021 rally: the collective crypto average token launch gained 112.41% over 90 days while fair launch proje
- 4015908-006 : Fair launches shift capital formation from venture capitalism toward altruistic capitalism, because a digital asset startup that can successfully raise capital through a fair launch becomes less relia
- 4015908-007 : Fair token launches offer equal opportunity for market participants to acquire tokens over longer periods of time at a comparatively equal price.
- 4015908-008 : Price equality in a fair launch means that no insider group or person can purchase the token at a significant discount.
- 4015908-009 : The fairness of a launch can be measured by how many individuals have access to the token at launch, assessed through the number of wallets holding the asset combined with the active participation of
- 4015908-010 : Under the fairness to the public definition, a fair token launch requires that the token was launched without a founding team, a foundation, or a founding dev team.
- 4015908-011 : Under the fairness to the public definition of fair launch, no early investor may hold a pre-allocation of project tokens or a pre-mining program, and any individual claim to a percentage of token sup
- 4015908-012 : Bitcoin is one of the best examples of a fair launch because there was no ICO, no founders reward, no pre-mine, and no block reward for dev teams.
- 4015908-013 : Small market cap launches at very cheap initial prices carry the potential for team and whale purchase abuses, which is why equitable treatment of the public requires significant project-controlled li
- 4015908-015 : The rule that no tokens may be distributed to insiders such as team, founders, associated whales, core investors, advisors, and marketing teams before or after the token sale is the most important sta
- 4015908-016 : Because the main mandate of a fair launch is equitable treatment of the public, fair launches typically involve a mandate to distribute any and all revenue and profits of the project to community inve
- 4015908-018 : A carve-out for start-up expenses is economically unavoidable in most fair launches because it is not feasible to expect founders operating without funding to keep spending time and resources on the p
- 4015908-019 : Because pre-public token allocations to cover start-up costs run against the majority view on fair launches, preserving the spirit of fair launch requires that such allocations be fully transparent, a
- 4015908-020 : Without significant marketing a fair launch token is less likely to reach a diverse set of market participants, and projects reaching only a few hundred investors with small million dollar market caps
- 4015908-021 : Equal opportunity access points for public marketing incentives cannot be guaranteed and require constant reevaluation, so the public marketing permission for any fair token launch should be restricte
- 4015908-022 : The more decentralized the governance of a fair launch protocol, the less likely the project will be seen as treating public users unfairly, which makes a decentralized autonomous organization design
- 4015908-023 : If the DAO governing a fair launch is controlled by a handful of people in a foundation setting, decentralized governance metrics are less likely to take hold and the public is correspondingly less li
- 4015908-028 : Whale purchases that soak up token supply at the earliest possible time in a launch are the key problem fair launch platforms address, because they can be the origin of significant centralization that
- 4015908-029 : Technology platforms can make launch abuses less likely by mandating fair auctions in which tokens are released only in tranches, offering a limited number of tokens for a limited number of days, whic
- 4015908-031 : Grin avoided privileging miners who could develop ASICs before launch by gradually scaling up the portion of coins allocated to the ASIC-friendly algorithm over two years, which allowed hobbyist miner
- 4015908-032 : Liquidity mining, one of the dominant mechanisms used for fair launches, undermines fairness because it leads those who already have more liquidity or assets to benefit disproportionally from the prot
- 4015908-033 : If the top 10 addresses own a disproportionally large supply of a token, the project or community becomes more centralized, an outcome fair launches seek to avoid.
- 4015908-034 : Binance implemented a subscription mechanism that gives everyone an equal opportunity to purchase newly released NFTs, responding to drops that sell out in seconds and leave interested users waiting f
- 4015908-035 : An auction mechanism for fair launch tokens avoids pricing tokens below their underlying market value, which in turn helps remedy the problems that derive from large whale token holders who can later
- 4015908-037 : In a lottery fair launch protocol, a user who bids low for a ticket increases the potential secondary market return but decreases the chance of winning the lottery, because more users can afford to pa
- 4015908-040 : Through fair launch evolution and continuous practice improvements, the fair launch industry and the underlying digital asset businesses can become the foundation of the emerging decentralized digital
- 4015908-042 : In lottery fair launch protocols the ticket price is determined as the median of all tickets purchased, and users then decide whether to accept that price, paying the difference if it exceeds their bi