Two sentences from TermMax's TGE pages that will change what some people do this week.
One. If you see a Genesis Reward on the checker page — described as a special reward for early and long-term contributors — it is already included in the total allocation shown at the top.
Not added on. Included.
That's the opposite of how a bonus line reads instinctively. And if you're above the vesting threshold deciding between forfeiting 70% and vesting 85%, inflating your own base number changes the answer you arrive at.
Two. There is no time limit on claiming your instantly claimable TMX. The Management page says so directly — come back and claim whenever.
That one's genuinely good design, and rarer than it should be. Plenty of launches attach an expiry to unclaimed tokens, which pushes everyone into transacting on the single worst day for gas and for price.
Put them together and you get the thing most people will get backwards this week.
The decision is urgent. August 23, 23:59 UTC. Miss it and the longest lockup is assigned for you.
The transaction is not urgent. At all.
So the rush belongs to the choice, not the claim. Expect a lot of people to sprint to claim on day one into whatever the market is doing, while treating the deadline as something to handle later.
Exactly inverted.
Which deadline are you actually treating as real?
#termmax @TermMax
One. If you see a Genesis Reward on the checker page — described as a special reward for early and long-term contributors — it is already included in the total allocation shown at the top.
Not added on. Included.
That's the opposite of how a bonus line reads instinctively. And if you're above the vesting threshold deciding between forfeiting 70% and vesting 85%, inflating your own base number changes the answer you arrive at.
Two. There is no time limit on claiming your instantly claimable TMX. The Management page says so directly — come back and claim whenever.
That one's genuinely good design, and rarer than it should be. Plenty of launches attach an expiry to unclaimed tokens, which pushes everyone into transacting on the single worst day for gas and for price.
Put them together and you get the thing most people will get backwards this week.
The decision is urgent. August 23, 23:59 UTC. Miss it and the longest lockup is assigned for you.
The transaction is not urgent. At all.
So the rush belongs to the choice, not the claim. Expect a lot of people to sprint to claim on day one into whatever the market is doing, while treating the deadline as something to handle later.
Exactly inverted.
Which deadline are you actually treating as real?
#termmax @TermMax