🚫 What Can and Cannot Be Changed

When launching a token sale on DEXDock, it’s important to know which parameters remain flexible throughout the sale and which ones become locked once you go live. Keeping these distinctions in mind will help you accurately plan your sale, maintain transparency, and uphold trust with your community. Below, you’ll find a detailed breakdown of what you can and cannot edit after creating your sale. ⚡

What You Can Edit After Creating Your Sale

Even once your sale is underway, certain elements can still be updated to reflect any developments or changes in your project. These modifications allow you to keep your sale page accurate and engaging, ensuring participants stay well-informed:

1. Curator Requests

   • Submit or update requests for third-party curation services that enhance your project’s credibility.

2. Descriptions

   • Revise or expand your project and sale descriptions to highlight new updates, milestones, or accomplishments.

3. Connected Social Accounts

   • Link or update your project’s Twitter, Discord, and other social channels to keep communication flowing and community engagement strong.

4. Links

   • Add or edit links to your website, whitepaper, or additional resources so participants can always access the most current information.

5. Logo

   • If you rebrand or have a new design, swap out the project logo to maintain visual consistency.

6. Banner Image

   • Upload a fresh banner image to spotlight important updates, events, or promotions.

7. Pause Your Sale

   • Temporarily pause your sale to remove it from the Explore page. This can be useful if you need to address urgent concerns or reassess your marketing approach.

8. Previous Investment Round Details

   • Add or amend any information about prior funding rounds (e.g., seed, private), fostering transparency about your project’s financial background.

9. Geo-Blocked Countries

   • Update the list of restricted regions to ensure compliance with local and international regulations, or to expand your market if legal frameworks change.

What You Cannot Edit After Creating Your Sale

To preserve fairness, consistency, and predictability for participants, some core aspects of your sale become locked once it’s launched. These fixed parameters protect the integrity of your tokenomics and sale structure, ensuring all participants join under the same conditions:

1. Token Weightings

   • The initial and final token weights are fixed once your sale goes live, maintaining a consistent price discovery mechanism.

2. Liquidity

   • Liquidity settings cannot be adjusted after the sale starts, preventing sudden market shifts and manipulation.

3. Duration

   • The sale’s start and end times remain unchangeable to honor participant expectations and any marketing timelines you’ve already announced.

4. Price Curve

   • Any dynamic or decaying price curve is locked in, giving buyers a reliable framework for planning their purchases.

5. Sale Dates

   • The scheduled dates for the sale, including any key phases, tiers, or deadlines, are final—ensuring no unexpected last-minute shifts that could disadvantage buyers.

By understanding which elements of your sale can still be altered during its runtime and which are permanent once it’s underway, you can confidently plan your token sale strategy. These guidelines help maintain a level playing field for all participants and foster a trustworthy, transparent, and efficient token sale experience on DEXDock! ✨