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# Private Sale

This method is identical to the launchpad method with the only difference that you can make your own list of wallets that are able to invest it. 

It has the same two modes: 

* Overflow method: Users will be able to stake any amount, and their final allocation will be based on the amount of funds they put in as a percentage of all funds put in by other users at the time the sale ends. In case that more than 100% of the target is raised, users will receive back any leftover funds when they claim their tokens after the sale. You can set a minimum and maximum amount per wallet to invest in.
* First Come First Serve (FCFS) method: Once 100% of the hardcap is reached, no more investments will be allowed. You can set a minimum and maximum amount per wallet to invest in.


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