Holoworld AI: FIGHT Token ICO Funds Will Be Fully Refunded, Airdrop Will Be Distributed Directly to Participants' Addresses
BlockBeats News, January 22nd, Holoworld AI announced in a post that FIGHT, as the flagship project on Holoworld AI, has set a new benchmark for community-centricity. With a strong financial backing and a grand vision, the team prioritizes long-term development over short-term fundraising. They are well-funded and have chosen to give back all proceeds to supporters.
Therefore, the token ICO funds will be 100% refunded to all participants, and the tokens will be airdropped to: ICO participants, x402 Combat Pass holders, Holler Campaign participants, and HOLO stakers. Refunds and token distribution will be automatic, directly to users' contribution addresses on BSC and Solana.
The total token supply of FIGHT is 10 billion, with an airdrop of 85 million tokens (0.85% of the supply). All ICO, x402, and Holler crowdfunding participants: unlock 0.2% of the total supply at TGE, 0.15% on day 7, and 0.15% on day 14. For HOLO stakers: unlock 0.15% of the total supply on day 7, and 0.2% after the first month.
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