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# User Guide

### 1. Launchpad Process

#### 1.1 Voting = Seeding

* Users stake PRGN tokens to show support. This is called "Seeding."
* Seeders get rewards like more PRGN, future project tokens, and early buy chances (whitelist).

#### 1.2 Who Can Join

* You must be a SecondSight user and hold PRGN tokens.
* The more you stake, the more influence and rewards you get.

###

### 2. Voting Rounds

#### 2.1 Why We Use Rounds

* Projects need time to show progress.
* Weekly rounds give users more chances to check and decide.

#### 2.2 How It Works

* Each round lasts 1 week.
* You can vote for multiple projects in each round.
* At the end of each round, rewards are given based on support levels.

### 3. Tier System Explained

#### 3.1 What Is a Tier?

* Projects are grouped into levels (tiers) by how many PRGN tokens they receive.

#### 3.2 Tier Grouping

```
Tier 1: Rank 1-3 (Top 3 projects)
Tier 2: Rank 4-9 (Next 6)
Tier 3: Rank 10-27 (Next 18)
Tier 4: Rank 28-81 (Next 54)
... and so on
```

Higher tiers mean better rewards and more exposure.

### 4. Reward System

#### 4.1 What You Can Get

**A. PRGN Rewards**

* You earn PRGN tokens based on how much you seeded.
* Each project sets a small fee (5–10%) to share rewards fairly.

**B. Project Token Airdrops**

* You get a portion of new project tokens after the launch.
* These rewards can become NFTs that you can trade.

**C. Whitelist Entry**

* You may get the right to buy project tokens early.
* This can also become a tradable NFT.

#### 4.2 How Rewards Are Shared

* Rewards are given at the end of each round.
* The longer and more you stake, the more you get.
* If you claim early, you might get a smaller reward (10–50% discount).

### 5. Taking Back (Unseeding) and Auto-Rolling

#### 5.1 When You Can Unseed

* You must wait 4 days (96 hours) after staking.
* You can’t unseed during an active voting round.

#### 5.2 Partial Unseeding

* You can remove some of your stake and use it elsewhere.

#### 5.3 What Is Auto-Rolling?

* If you don’t unseed, your PRGN will stay with the project for the next round.
* This gives you more rewards over time.

### 6. $PRGN Token Info

#### 6.1 Where Tokens Go

```
Seed: 7%
Strategic Investors: 10%
Partners: 5%
Marketing: 5%
Liquidity: 10%
Treasury: 15%
Ecosystem: 37%
Team: 8%
Advisors: 3%
```

#### 6.2 Release Plan

* Tokens are released over time. A detailed schedule is available separately.

### 7. Security and Rules

* We check users (KYC/AML) when needed.
* All smart contracts are reviewed by security experts.
* We stay up-to-date with global crypto laws.

### 8. Risks

* Token prices can go up or down fast.
* Some projects may not succeed.
* There are always smart contract and legal risks in crypto.


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