PRESALE

Presale Phases and Conditions

The financing of the GTA Crypto project combines private investments and public token listings. Prior to the official launch of the $GTA token and game server, the team conducts several stages of token sales:

Closed Sale (Private Round).

Participants in this closed sale receive the greatest benefits and optimal conditions for token acquisition, reflecting their early support and long-term confidence in the project's success.

Open Sale (Community Sale)

Public token sale with limited time and volume, conducted via the project's official website.
Designed for broad public participation and accessible to all interested individuals.

Exchange Listing Strategy

The strategy for listing the $GTA token on exchanges aims to balance decentralization and accessibility:

Decentralized Exchanges (DEX)

Enables users with Web3 wallets to freely trade tokens without undergoing KYC procedures.
Maintaining liquidity on DEX platforms is central to the project's crypto ideology.

Mid-Level Centralized Exchanges

Successfully listed on several mid-tier exchanges such as BitMart, Gate.io, and KuCoin.
These platforms provide access to millions of users, expanding reach beyond the DeFi community.

Major Exchanges (Tier-1)

Ambitious goal to list on top-tier exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit as the project grows.
These listings require achieving significant milestones and meeting strict criteria.

Post-Listing Support

Continuous interaction and support with exchange teams.
Rapid resolution of technical issues, node updates, and content provision for exchange news sections.
Participation in joint promotional activities (airdrops, trading competitions).
Effective post-listing marketing to maintain trader interest.

Roadmap

Stage 1: Concept and Preparation
Stage 2: Token and Presale
Stage 3: Token Launch
Stage 4: Alpha Game Version
Stage 5: Beta Testing and Updates
Stage 6: Official Release v1.0
Stage 7: Scaling and Growth

Note: The roadmap is a living document regularly updated based on community feedback. All timelines are approximate; quality and security are prioritized over speed. Marketing and technical improvements run concurrently at all stages.