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# LP Instructions

LP Instructions

1. Team will be able to set up the launch parameters, including the stages (LP add, WL only purchase and public launch), and the vesting with the assistance of the Krystal team.
2. Team will also be able to set the range for the LPs (all LPs will have the same parameters), as an example, $Wewe set $3k - $3m - this means that the seed LPs for $Wewe launch were all in ETH by the time the pool value reached a valuation of $3m.
3. $Memeteam is able to set a wider range if they choose - this reduces the fees earned during the launch, but enables LPs to be able to continue to benefit from any pool value greater than $3m.
4. LPs are able to have their wallets WL to be able to add liquidity to the pool before the WL period is activated by the team on Krystal
5. Once LPs have added their capital, the next step is to activate the next stage
6. Team can activate the WL stage at the announced launch time
7. Team can activate the public stage at the announced public launch time
8. At the public sale stage everyone can continue to trade the pool, however seed LPs will be vested until the set time has elapsed (3 months)


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