WeSendit presale: How to sign up for WSI Web3 file-transfer protocol token
12:30, 13 October 2022
WeSendit, a data protection company used by Meta (META), Disney (DIS) and Red Bull, is moving to a blockchain model.
The move will also see the company have its own token, which is yet to launch.
However, WeSendit is giving investors a chance to purchase tokens before their public sale later this year.
Presale details
At the time of writing, there were 12 days left to sign up for WeSendit’s presale event, giving it a deadline of 25 October. Investors will then have a chance to purchase their tokens in early November, according to WeSendit’s official Twitter account.
Missed out on the private community sale? ????
— WeSendit (@WeSendit) October 11, 2022
Here is your second chance ❗
???? The whitelist for our TGE Pre sale event is now open
Set yourself on the list and buy your $WSI token in early November!
➡ Visit us now: https://t.co/PXVGojnGjq#tge #presale #whitelist #wesendit pic.twitter.com/unRD7DoS01
Signing up to the presale whitelist will require investors to share their name and email. Users will also need a BNB Chain wallet address, as the WeSendit cryptocurrency is a BEP-20 token.
It appears that there is a minimum spend of $200 in the presale event and a maximum of $1,000, according to the WeSendit form.
WeSendit’s tokenomics
This new token is said to be “at the heart of WeSendit’s growth strategy”. It was designed with a number of utilities in mind.
Those paying for WeSendit’s services will receive a 60% discount when using the BEP-20 token. This includes data storage, personalised download links and advertising.
The token is said to go live in December 2022 with an initial supply of 37.5 million. While the presale price starts at $0.032 per token, the company said it expected a launch price of between $1 and $5.
WeSendit 3.0
The launch of the data token comes during a greater shift at the company. It is upgrading to WeSendit 3.0, which will use blockchain technology to improve its centralised and decentralised services.
WeSendit has also been developing decentralised file sharing features this year. Its whitepaper said that these decentralised solutions allow files to be constantly available.
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