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# $WB Token and Sale Details
**Why does White Basics need its own token?**
$WB provides economic incentives that are used to encourage participants to contribute to the White Basics ecosystem and internal incentives on the platform. In the White Basics ecosystem, various elements use $WB as a means to align interests between White Basics, memecoin holders, and platform partners. Users buy and redeem $WB to create and promote memecoins. Part of the value created in this way is transferred directly to White Basics as fees to continue funding ecosystem development.
$WB is an integral and irreplaceable part of the White Basics ecosystem because without $WB, this closed loop would be impossible, and the interests of White Basics, memecoin owners, and partners would not be aligned. This is because there would be no incentive for users to spend resources on participating in activities or providing services for the benefit of the entire White Basics ecosystem.
White Basics is excited to announce the official launch of its **Public Sale**, giving early supporters and crypto enthusiasts the chance to acquire **$WB tokens** at advantageous prices. With **Three Public Rounds**, each offering its own pricing and vesting terms, this sale is designed to promote fair access, reward early participation, and strengthen the White Basics community.
Below, you’ll find an overview of the three Public Sale rounds, plus key highlights from the tokenomics structure that ensure transparency, security, and long-term growth.
#### **Public Sale Breakdown**
**Public Round 1:**
* **Allocation:** 60M WB (6% of total supply)
* **Token Price:** $0.007 (FDV $7M)
* **TGE Unlock:** 20% of tokens immediately available at listing
* **Vesting:** Remaining 80% released over 8 months, no cliff
This first round offers the **lowest entry price** of the public phases, rewarding early believers who see the project’s potential.
**Public Round 2:**
* **Allocation:** 45M WB (4.5% of total supply)
* **Token Price:** $0.01 (FDV $10M)
* **TGE Unlock:** 20%
* **Vesting:** 80% released over 8 months, no cliff
Round 2 remains highly attractive for those who want to join early and still benefit from a price lower than final listings.
**Public Round 3:**
* **Allocation:** 45M WB (4.5% of total supply)
* **Token Price:** $0.015 (FDV $15M)
* **TGE Unlock:** 20%
* **Vesting:** 80% released over 8 months, no cliff
The third and final round paves the way for broad participation before $WB is fully released to the market. It still offers a discount compared to potential future market prices.
#### **Why Participate in the Public Sale?**
1. **Early-Stage Opportunity** – Get **$WB** tokens at prices below eventual market levels.
2. **Fair Vesting & Distribution** – Transparent schedules that encourage genuine supporters, not quick flippers.
3. **Robust Liquidity & Ecosystem** – 20% liquidity allocation ensures smooth trading, while ecosystem and treasury funds fuel development.
4. **Long-Term Value** – Community rewards, marketing, and team vesting align all stakeholders for sustained success.
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