Mint Presales
A mint presale means you send coins to the contract and it sends the tokens straight back — fixed price, first come first served.
Presales
Every launch created on-chain. Click "Join" for details. Price, progress, and the purchase limit come straight from the contract, and joining is just sending native coin to the contract address.
Presales — buy tokens straight from the contract
A presale lets buyers send coins to a contract and receive tokens back in the same transaction, at a fixed price. This page lists the live ones with the price per share, the progress and the per-wallet cap read from each contract, so nobody has to trust a screenshot.
- Shown per presale
- fixed price per share, progress and per-wallet cap, read from the contract
- How to join
- send coins to the contract and the tokens come back to you
How it works
1. Open a presale
Every row is one contract. The price, the tokens per share, how much has been sold and the per-address limit all come from the chain.
2. Check what you get for your money
The page shows price per share and the remaining cap, so you can size your buy before you send anything.
3. Send the coins to the contract
Joining is a plain transfer: send price × shares and the contract mints the tokens to you right away. There is no claim step and no waiting.
4. Confirm the tokens arrived
The tokens land in the same transaction. If the presale is sold out or your address is over the cap, the transfer reverts instead of taking your money.
FAQ
- What is the difference between a presale and an IDO?
- A presale like this is instant: you pay and the tokens are minted to you in the same transaction. An IDO runs during a set sale window and buyers claim according to the project’s claim settings.
- Do I need to claim my tokens?
- No. The contract mints them to your wallet in the transaction you pay with, so there is nothing to come back for.
- What happens if I buy more than the per-wallet cap?
- The transaction reverts. The cap is enforced by the contract, so an over-cap buy costs gas and nothing else.
- Can I still buy after it sells out?
- No. Once the supply is gone the contract rejects further buys, which is why the progress bar matters.
