Tier
1. Introduction
The Atlaspad platform applies a contribution-based tier system for participation in token sales. This system is calculated based on the amount of $ASPAD tokens and Atlaspad NFTs held and/or staked by users. The goal is to determine participation rights in a fair, transparent, and scalable manner.
2. System Architecture
The tier structure is divided into two main categories:
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Token-Based Tiers: Determined by the amount of staked $ASPAD tokens.
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NFT-Based Tiers: Determined by the number and rarity of Atlaspad NFTs held.
Both systems can function independently or be combined, depending on the structure of the specific sale.
3. Token-Based Tier System
3.1 Logic
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Users gain eligibility to participate in sales by staking a minimum amount of $ASPAD.
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The more tokens staked, the higher the allocation (purchase rights).
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Snapshots are taken before sales to lock participation tiers.
3.2 Parameters
Parameter
Description
minStakeAmount
Minimum amount of $ASPAD required to participate
stakeDuration
Duration of staking (optional lock)
allocationFactor
Multiplier based on the amount staked
3.3 Example Smart Contract Function
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4. NFT-Based Tier System
4.1 Logic
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Users holding a certain number or rarity of NFTs gain access to token sales.
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Some sales may be exclusive to NFT holders.
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NFT staking is optional but can enhance eligibility.
4.2 Parameters
Parameter
Description
nftHoldings
Number of NFTs held by the user
rarityMultiplier
Rarity multiplier for each NFT
nftAllocation
Allocation contributed via NFTs
4.3 Example Smart Contract Function
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5. Combined Tier Calculation (Optional)
5.1 Hybrid Model
In some sales, both token and NFT contributions are considered. The total allocation is computed as:
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5.2 Prioritization Rules
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NFT holders may receive whitelist spots or guaranteed allocation.
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Users staking tokens without NFTs may join through FCFS (First Come, First Served).
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Tier 3 (highest level) users may receive guaranteed allocation slots.