How Does the WeeWee Pad IDO Launchpad Work?

The WeeWee Pad Launchpad features a tier system based on staked LP tokens. The higher the tier, the more tokens are required for participation.

  • Tier 1: Private tier, limited capacity, reserved for clients willing to pay a premium one-time charge.

  • Tiers 2-6: Public in nature, unlimited capacity, and can be acquired by all who meet the required amount of staked LP tokens.

All tiers are eligible to participate in IDOs, but higher tiers have access to larger allocations.

Participating in IDOs

Qualifying to participate in IDOs is a simple three-step process:

  1. Purchase $WEE: Participants need to acquire $WEE tokens based on the minimum qualification requirements for the tier of their choice. $WEE tokens can be purchased on various exchanges.

  2. Staking $WEE: LP Tokens must made with $WEE and staked on the WeeWee Pad staking dashboard.

  3. Complete KYC: The final step is completing the KYC process. KYC must be approved before anyone can participate in IDOs.

Note: KYC must be approved, and tokens must be staked 24 hours before an IDO for a wallet to be whitelisted.

Whitelist

Once the above steps are completed, no other actions are required. All tier-qualifying KYCed wallets will automatically be whitelisted for IDOs. The whitelist is shared prior to each IDO.

Purchase

Token sales are conducted in a two-phase process:

  • Phase 1: All whitelisted wallets have a window to purchase their allocated tokens once the IDO starts.

  • Phase 2: All unsold tokens from Phase 1 are sold via a second, hard capped first-come-first-served (FCFS) round, using the same whitelists.

Claiming

Tokens purchased on the WeeWee Pad Launchpad are made available to claim on the WeeWee Pad Claims dashboard according to each project's token vesting schedule. Our claim dashboard is multi-chain, allowing tokens to be claimed from various networks such as Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks, with Solana to be included soon.

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