FAQs
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A: It depends on the project. Some IDOs may require staking or completing community tasks to qualify for a whitelist spot.
A: We recommend MetaMask or any EVM-compatible wallet that maintains the same address across chains.
A: Yes. If youโre whitelisted, you can join the and also try your luck in the once it opens.
A: Yes. Each pool will set a min-max allocation range for participants. This range may vary depending on the project, and you'll need to commit within that range to successfully join.
A: The accepted payment token (e.g., USDT, USDC or native chain token) will be specified on the IDO page. Make sure you have the correct token on the correct network before joining.
A: Yes - TinyBlock supports flexible refund mechanisms, depending on the projectโs selected IDO Type (e.g., , or ).
Some allow full or partial refunds during a defined timeline.
Others may not allow refunds but offer bonuses instead.
Please read the project-specific IDO Type details before committing.
A: If you don't make a decision within the allowed timeframe, the system will automatically treat it as a commitment, and youโll receive tokens according to the vesting schedule.
A: Head to the โParticipate & Claimโ section on the launchpad to monitor your committed funds, pending claims, and token vesting schedule.