MDAO Maker

MDAO Maker is a platform for Initial Wallet Offerings (IWOs).

Section overview

To access the MDAO Maker section, open your wallet and click Launch app.

Open the MDAO Maker section.

The section page opens a list of all allocations: active allocations and closed allocations.

Active allocations are allocations that have not yet been completed, or they are at the sales stage, or tokens are being distributed according to project vesting conditions.

Closed allocations are allocations for which tokens have already been fully distributed to the wallets of allocation participants.

To view detailed information about each allocation, click on the necessary project from the list.

On the page for each allocation you can see all relevant information about the project.

My stats: information about your participation in the allocation.

Project info: information about the project token, allocation cost, planned token release dates.

Vesting: conditions of token allocation.

Stages: individual steps to participate in this allocation and the time of completion of each stage.

Terms & Conditions: requirements for participation in the allocation and payment options.

Allocation stats: statistics of the round on MDAO Maker for the allocation.

More about the project: link to the project presentation and official sources.

Useful Information:

TGE (Token Generation Event) is an event during which the tokens of a blockchain project are created and issued, the TGE process includes several stages from the creation of tokens on a smart contract and its technical implementation to listing on cryptocurrency exchanges.

Vesting is the process of gradually making cryptocurrency project tokens available to early investors, developers, or team members. Vesting is typically a percentage distribution of tokens in stages over a period of time. In cryptocurrency and blockchain projects, vesting is often used to reduce the risk of mass token sales in the market, which can negatively affect the token price, and to motivate the team and community to contribute to the further development of the project.

Cliff and Lock-up are two terms that are often used in the context of vesting and token distribution of cryptocurrency projects. With the help of these tools, a cryptocurrency project controls the distribution of tokens and stimulates long-term engagement of project participants.

Cliff is a period during which tokens are not provided.

Lock-up is a period during which tokens cannot be sold or transferred after they are received.