This is the first phase of the Aspecta TGE. Eligible Binance Wallet users can deposit BNB and consume Binance Alpha Points to secure a share of the early allocation. At the end of the deposit window, BuildKeys are distributed based on deposits and allocation rules.
If demand is higher than the available allocation, the oversubscription model will apply. Users will receive BuildKeys based on allocation rules, and any excess BNB contribution can be manually claimed on the Aspecta event page.
Yes. Each wallet can deposit up to 3 BNB during the deposit phase. This limit helps ensure fair participation and prevents any single user from taking too much allocation at once.
This phase begins right after the TGE deposit ends. Users can trade BuildKeys in a bonding curve liquidity pool. Additional allocation is released with a hard cap, and Binance Alpha Points are required to access trading (but not consumed). Users may buy or sell BuildKeys during this phase, subject to per-wallet limits.
Please note: The per-wallet trading limit in this phase applies only to the BuildKeys purchased during trading, and does not include the BuildKeys received in the deposit phase.
No. Phase 1 and Phase 2 are independent. In Phase 2, the per-wallet limits apply separately (e.g., first 5 minutes and after).
If there are BuildKeys remaining in the pool, buys can be completed/succeeded immediately, you may refer to the UI on BuildKeys availability. If the pool is empty, wait for someone to sell their BuildKeys back before new buy orders can be filled.
No.
Yes. The default slippage is set at 80%.
Yes. Purchases and redemptions can be made in fractional amounts.
Yes. Purchases use BNB on BNB Smart Chain, and sales will be returned in BNB on BNB Smart Chain.
Yes. To ensure fairness, there are per-wallet limits in the BuildKey Trading phase:
A BuildKey is a credential that represents your TGE allocation. Unlike normal tokens, it cannot be freely transferred outside the TGE system. BuildKeys can be traded within the bonding curve pool before TGE and later redeemed for project tokens once TGE begins. Read more about Bonding Curve based TGEs here.
Redemption begins at TGE. From that time, you can use the Event Portal in Binance Wallet to redeem BuildKeys for project tokens, or sell them back into the bonding curve pool.
There is no expiration on redemption. BuildKeys can always be redeemed for project tokens at any time after TGE. The bonding curve pool will only be maintained for a limited period; after that, you can still sell BuildKeys back, but due to reduced liquidity the price may not be favorable.
No. BuildKeys are non-transferable and can only be traded within Aspecta’s platform or redeemed at TGE.
The 60-day window refers to the period when the BuildKey liquidity pool remains active after TGE. During this time, you can sell BuildKeys back for BNB in the pool. Redemption of BuildKeys into project tokens, however, is available at any time after TGE and does not expire.
BuildKeys make the TGE process more flexible and fair. They let you secure allocations early, trade them with other users before the TGE, and then decide whether to redeem them for tokens or sell back after TGE during the redemption window. However, since it does not work like the usual TGE campaigns, you should do your own research (DYOR) and ensure BuildKey TGEs are suitable for your risk appetite before participating.
Participation is open to all Binance Keyless Wallet users who meet the Binance Alpha Points threshold, and is subject to compliance checks and risk control review. Each phase has its own rules for allocation and Binance Alpha Points requirement.
Yes. Users who join the TGE Deposit phase can also participate in the BuildKey Trading pool.
