Preseller: TON Token Presale

You have a token idea, but no time or appetite to dig into smart contracts. Preseller promises to launch a presale on the TON blockchain in five minutes, with no middlemen and no code to write. 🚀

It is a mini app for people who issue their own jetton and want to raise the first funds. For buyers, it is a reason to read the rest of this page with extra care.

Five minutes from idea to fundraising

According to its description, the whole presale logic runs on smart contracts. You enter the token's parameters, and the app creates the required contracts and sets up the sale process.

You can launch through the Telegram bot, and a web version exists as well. The interface comes in English and Russian.

What you need to provide

To create a presale you fill in the main parameters of the future jetton:

• Name of the token.
• Symbol, the short ticker.
• Total supply, how many coins will exist.
• Price at which participants can buy.

Think the numbers through first. Once a contract is deployed, these values usually cannot be changed, because that is how blockchains work. 🔒

Why presales cause so many arguments

A presale sells tokens before they reach open trading. The team gets money to build, and participants hope to buy cheaper than the launch price.

The catch is the low barrier to entry. Anyone can create a token in minutes, so presales include plenty of empty projects and outright scams.

For creators: what to plan

If you are launching a project, the technical part is only one piece.

1. State what the raised funds will be spent on, and stick to it.
2. Check your country's legal rules for selling tokens.
3. Decide the token distribution and the team's share in advance.
4. Test the flow with a minimal amount before any public announcement.

Reputation in crypto takes a long time to build and one day to lose.

For buyers: red flags

If you join someone else's presale, remember that you can lose everything you put in. That is a normal outcome for a large share of such projects, not a figure of speech.

• Promises of guaranteed profit: an honest project does not make them.
• An anonymous team with no history or public profiles.
• Deadline pressure like "two hours left".
• Requests for a recovery phrase or approval of strange transactions.

Put in only an amount whose loss will not change your life. ⚠️

Responsibility stays with you

The app is a tool. It does not vet the idea, the team or the honesty of the projects launched with it. Directories of TON apps state plainly that they are not responsible for listed content, and everything is used at your own risk.

So before any action involving money, read the contract, the project discussions and the developers' history.