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# $TDFI - Seed Series A Token Presale

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As part of the **Tradefi.bot** project, we offer a structured **Token Presale** plan across three distinct series (Series A, B, and C). These presales provide early investors with exclusive opportunities to acquire **$TDFI tokens** at significant discounts, offering higher potential returns compared to the public presale phase. Each series has unique parameters, including soft caps, hard caps, token prices, and varying levels of participation in the total supply of **$TDFI** tokens.
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## **Token Presale - Seed Series A** (70% Discount)

The **Series A** presale offers the deepest discount and is ideal for investors looking to capitalize on early access to **$TDFI** tokens at a significantly reduced price.

* **Price**: $0.4444 per token
* **Soft Cap**: $40,000
* **Hard Cap**: $200,000
* **Tokens Sold**: 450,000 tokens

**Benefits:**

* Investors benefit from a **233.33% gain** if the tokens are sold at the listing price of $1.4865, multiplying their capital by **3.346x**.
* Participants can sell their tokens at the listing price when the public presale begins in the **OTC market**, securing their profit margin early.
* **Supply Participation**:
  * 0.09% of the total supply of **500,000,000 $TDFI**.
    * 0.225% of the total **200,000,000 $TDFI** allocated for presales.
    * Lineal Vesting of 20% x month at TGE


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