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      F.A.Q.

      How do liquidity bootstrapping pools (lbps) function for participants?

      In Nexus's Liquidity Bootstrapping Pools (LBPs), it's like a dynamic version of a Dutch auction. In a Dutch auction, the price starts high and goes down until someone buys. In LBPs, it's similar – the price starts high and goes down. But here's the twist – you can jump in and buy whenever you want, which affects the price. If a lot of people buy, the price might go up a bit. This setup makes LBPs a fair and exciting way for you to get tokens.

      What sets Nexus LBPs apart in ensuring fair pricing for participants?

      Nexus aims to democratize token distribution through its unique approach to Liquidity Bootstrapping Pools (LBPs). Unlike other platforms, most projects on Nexus start their LBP at an initially high price. This strategy discourages bots and heavy buying when the LBP first kicks off, giving everyday participants a better shot at acquiring tokens.

      As the LBP progresses, the token price gradually lowers, allowing participants to enter at a price they find reasonable. This stands in contrast to traditional platforms where bots can quickly deplete supply as soon as a new listing is released, often ending the sale in seconds and leaving few opportunities for regular users.

      In summary, Nexus's LBPs provide a more level playing field for all participants, fostering fairer distribution and more accurate price discovery.

      What's the difference between arbitrated and unarbitrated projects on Nexus for participants?

      On Nexus, you'll come across both arbitrated and unvetted projects, each offering different levels of visibility.

      Arbitrated Projects: Arbitrated projects have undergone a review process, either by the Nexus team or third-party arbiters, depending on the project's preference. While arbitration may provide a sense of trustworthiness, it's essential to understand that arbitrated projects still carry risks. We advise participants to communicate with the respective arbiters to comprehend the rationale behind their arbitration decisions. Arbitrated projects are readily accessible through the Nexus user interface.

      Unarbitrated Projects: Unvetted projects are those that have bypassed the arbitration process and opted to launch directly via the LBP contracts on the blockchain. These projects are not prominently featured in the Nexus user interface and are accompanied by additional warnings to alert participants about potential risks.

      It's crucial to recognize these differences when considering your participation options on Nexus.

      Is it possible to both buy and sell tokens during an LBP on Nexus?

      Certainly, during an LBP on Nexus, you have the opportunity to both purchase and sell tokens. Our platform provides a transparent environment for dynamic price discovery, facilitating both buying and selling actions.

      Moreover, if the project hosting the LBP already has tokens circulating, those existing tokens can also be sold within the LBP.

      Can participants both buy and sell tokens during an LBP?

      Indeed, participants' ability to both purchase and sell tokens within the LBP fosters a community-directed pricing mechanism. It's important to note that all tokens contributed will be collected by the LBP creator.