Participating in a sale

Before you contribute

Do your own checks

A sale being listed is not an endorsement. Nothing in the launchpad guarantees a project's intentions or competence.

Things you can verify yourself, on chain:

Check	How
Token source is verified	Open the token in the explorer
Supply and distribution	Token page — holders and balances
Presale terms	Read the ICOPresale contract directly
Liquidity lock	Check LiquidityLocker for the term and amount
Transfer fees	Look for buy or sell fees on the token contract

A token with a high transfer fee, an unverified source, or no liquidity lock deserves more scrutiny than the sale page gives it.

Contributing

1. Open ico.testnet.kriptonyx.com and connect your wallet on chain 3009.
2. Open the sale. Check the rate, the caps, the per-wallet limits and the window.
3. Contribute within the limits, during the window.
4. Confirm the transaction, then verify it in the explorer.

Contributions outside the window or beyond a per-wallet limit revert. That is the contract enforcing its own terms.

After the sale

If the soft cap was reached — the sale finalises, the liquidity portion locks, and you claim your allocation.

If it was not — you withdraw a refund. The contract holds contributions until finalisation precisely so this is possible.

Claiming and refunding are your actions

Neither happens automatically. You send a transaction to claim or refund, which means you pay the gas — trivial here, since the minimum gas price is zero.

Checking your position

Read the presale contract directly rather than relying on the interface:

const presale = new ethers.Contract(PRESALE_ADDRESS, [
  'function contributions(address) view returns (uint256)',
  'function totalRaised() view returns (uint256)',
  'function softCap() view returns (uint256)',
  'function hardCap() view returns (uint256)',
], provider);

console.log(await presale.contributions(myAddress));
console.log(await presale.totalRaised(), '/', await presale.softCap());

Exact function names vary with the deployed version; read the verified source on the contract's explorer page.