Networks
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Currently, the platform operates on four EVM-compatible networks: Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, and Arbitrum.
We utilize different systems for collecting funds and distributing tokens, allowing us to raise funds on a different network than the one on which the tokens will ultimately be distributed. This strategy enables us to leverage networks with lower fees, resulting in significant savings for our users.
For example, consider a presale for a token that will be launched on Ethereum. If we raised funds through Ethereum, users would need to pay high fees to participate. Instead, we can use Arbitrum, Polygon, or BSC which have lower fees. So only during the token claim process will users need to pay fot the Ethereum network fees. We can also distribute tokens on any of the following networks: Ethereum, Aurora, Arbitrum, Berachain, Blast, Avalanche, Base, BSC, Celo, Evmos, Fantom, Flare, Fraxtal, Iota, Immutable, Kava, Gnosis, Harmony One, Linea, Mantle, Mode, OKC, Optimism, Palm, PGN, Scroll, Sepolia, Polygon, Viction, ZKsync, Solana, Zora, Shimmer.
Each presale can utilize a different network (Eth, Polygon, Bsc or Arb), so it's important to pay attention to the accompanying icon. Therefore, you need to ensure you have USDT funds on that network to participate.
If you are connected to the wrong network, a "Change Network" button will appear before displaying the "Invest Now" button. Clicking on it will prompt your wallet to confirm the network switch.
Since Solana is not an EVM-compatible network and requires a different kind of wallet, users will be required to provide their Solana address during the investment process in order to receive their tokens there.
This way, users can make their investments, as usual, using the defined network (Arbitrum, Ethereum, Polygon, or BSC) but they will receive their tokens directly in their Solana wallet.
