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# Sales

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**Private sale and whitelist sale will be held on Ethereum main net.** \
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**Minimum buy:    0.20 ETH**

**Maximum buy:   0.36 ETH**
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ScaleX will be distributed in two sale rounds, an exclusive private sale and a public whitelist sale, each subject to a discount to the launch price! Funds from both sales will be used to build initial liquidity on all chains we launch on.

**More details on raise amounts & supply per sale will be announced here soon, so make sure to check!**

## Private sale

The whitelist sale is subject to an exclusive <mark style="color:green;">**discount of 13% to the launch price**</mark>, so make sure to secure your spot early on!

### How to whitelist

We have **whitelist spots** available to earn. Ways to whitelist and further details TBA.

## Public whitelist sale

The public sale is subject to a <mark style="color:green;">**7.5% discount over the launch price**</mark> and is accessible to everyone. Further details are TBA, so make sure to check back soon!


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