Questions

Can I get my coins back before the sale ends?

No. Commitments are locked while the sale is open and while it waits to launch. They come back only as an overflow refund after launch, or in full if the sale is cancelled.

What if the sale does not reach its target?

It is cancelled when the window closes. You claim back everything you committed, with no fees.

What if the sale reaches its target but never launches?

Each sale has a liquidity window of at least seven days after it ends. If it has not launched by then, anyone can cancel it, and every commitment becomes refundable in full.

Can a sale end early?

Only a hard-capped sale whose team chose to close it when full. It ends as soon as it reaches its target and can launch at once. Every other sale runs to its end time.

Does committing early get me a better deal?

No. Every wallet pays the same price per token, whenever it committed. In most sales every wallet is also filled at the same rate. In a hard-capped sale, commitments are taken first come, first served until the target is reached, so committing late can mean missing out.

Why did I get some of my coins back?

The sale was oversubscribed, so only part of each commitment was used and the rest was returned. In a hard-capped sale, your commitment passed the target, and the part that did not fit came back at once. See Your allocation.

Can I commit from several wallets?

Each wallet is a separate participant with its own cap. Allowlist sales only accept wallets on the list, unless the sale opens a no-cap phase to anyone.

What does Blast charge me?

Nothing extra. Blast’s fees come out of the raise, the supply, and later trading fees, as set in the sale’s terms. Committing, claiming, and refunds have no Blast fee. You pay normal Sui network fees for your own transactions.

Someone else claimed for me. Is that safe?

Yes. A claim always pays the wallet that committed. Whoever submits it only pays the network fee.

Can the team change the sale after it opens?

No. See Safety and guarantees.