👥LGE for Investors
Overview
An LGE works differently from a normal token presale.
Participants do not receive loose presale tokens before launch. Instead, they receive vested claims tied to the liquidity created by the event.
Key points:
Funds go into liquidity formation
Claims unlock over time
Claimed LP does not create a standard presale dump path
Projects that commit more supply to the event usually show stronger alignment
For the core model, see Presale Launch (LGE).
1. Find presales

Open the Presale tab on FEGex.com.
You will see four categories:
Live
Upcoming
Completed
Failed
To join an active event, open Live and select Open LGE on the project you want to review.
Study the presale carefully
Two settings deserve extra attention:
Supply for LP
Dev share
Higher supply committed to LP usually means better alignment. A larger dev share means more of the vested LP goes to the project owner instead of participants.
Detailed explanation of the main LGE fields
Timeline
Start time - The exact date and time the presale opens.
End time - The date and time the presale ends, unless hardcap is reached first.
Duration - How long the event stays open.
Vesting - Shows how much unlocks per claim interval. Example: 20% every 30 days means five claim windows.
Price after presale - The token price at launch once the LGE finishes.
Presale details
Supply for LP >>very important<< - The percentage of total supply committed to the event. Lower values mean the owner kept more supply outside the LGE.
Hard cap - The maximum amount the project aims to raise.
Soft cap - The minimum amount needed for a successful launch.
Max buy - The maximum each wallet can contribute.
Dev share >>very important<< - A percentage of vested LP allocated to the developer. A high dev share reduces the LP value left for participants.
LP distribution
BNB pair - The share allocated to the SD/BNB or SD/ETH pool.
FEG pair - The share allocated to the SD/FEG pool.
Backing - The share sent to asset-backing at the end of the event.
LP on hard cap
BNB pair LP - The final SD/BNB or SD/ETH liquidity if hardcap is reached.
FEG pair LP - The final SD/FEG liquidity if hardcap is reached.
Backing - The exact amount sent to backing if hardcap is reached.
LP on soft cap
BNB pair LP - The SD/BNB or SD/ETH liquidity if the event closes at softcap.
FEG pair LP - The SD/FEG liquidity if the event closes at softcap.
Backing - The exact amount sent to backing if the event closes at softcap.
Raised
Live count of invested funds which updates as soon as someone invests in the presale.
- Example: 26 / 100 means 26 BNB raised out of a 100 BNB hardcap.
2. Enter a presale

To participate:
Open the LGE page
Click Select
Choose the asset you want to use
Enter the amount
Click Enter presale
The interface can usually convert supported assets such as USDT or FEG into the fundraising asset automatically.
3. Exit before the end

Before the event ends, you can exit and recover your contribution.
Open the details view and use Exit presale. Funds return as wBNB even if you entered with another asset.
If you exit and then re-enter, you can only do that once more.
You can exit a presale whenever you wish, up until the moment the presale ends
4. Claim funds after the presale ends
The claim flow depends on how the event ends.
Presale ended at hardcap

If hardcap is reached, the event closes immediately.
After that:
Open the presale in Completed
Use Enable shares
Use Claim shares
Enter
100to claim the full unlocked portion
On claim:
From the SD/BNB side, SD is burned and you receive the paired BNB plus the related backing value
From the SD/FEG side, SD is burned and you receive the related backing value plus the paired FEG
SmartDeFi™ works best with backing assets that use 18 decimals.
If a project uses a backing asset with fewer than 15 decimals, LGE participants may not receive the asset-backing portion during claim events. Liquidity portions still claim normally.
Even after vesting has fully ended, claims still have a hardcoded 24-hour cooldown between transactions.
Presale ended at softcap

If time expires and softcap is met:
Open the details view
Click Force end presale
Enable shares
Claim unlocked shares on the vesting schedule
Failed presale

If the event ends below softcap:
Open the failed presale
Click Abort presale
Click Exit presale
Your funds return as wBNB.
Lock LP

Some users may prefer to lock LP instead of claiming it immediately.
For example, a project owner can lock the dev share to show stronger liquidity commitment.
5. Rewards for investors
Increasing your initial BNB via trades
LGE participants effectively gain exposure to the liquidity pool created by the event.
If trading volume grows after launch, the value composition of your share can change. More buying activity can increase the BNB side held by LP providers.
Bonus rewards via liquidity taxes
DEX pools also earn swap fees.
Those fees are shared among LP providers based on their share of the pool. The exact amount depends on trading volume and the exchange fee structure.
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