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Andre Cronje· 2026-02-23 14:54
RT Newton (🌷,🌷) (@flyingNewton)JUNE 2028.You can still withdraw your FT, you can still exit your Perpetual PUT, and you can still hold.These options are permanent, NO DEADLINE: https://t.co/fnMsy5r4Y4Withdrawal means you invalidate the PUT and remove downside protection.This ONLY makes sense if the price of $FT on the open market is HIGHER than what you would get by EXITING your position, or selling your PUT on the MARKETPLACE: https://t.co/22bZuxOimjBE SMART: Initially, there should be almost 0 available t ...
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Andre Cronje· 2026-02-06 15:23
RT IMPOSSIBLE (@impossible_)Flying Tulip | FAQ▫️ Why should I invest in Flying Tulip at a $1B valuation?The FDV depends on the volume of investments raised. You're not investing at a $1B valuation, but at a fixed price of 1 FT = $0.1. The final FDV depends on the total amount raised.→ For example, if the project raises $200M, the FDV will be $200M.The project is capped at a hard cap of $1B = 10B FT.▫️ How do I participate in the Public Sale?→ Go to the platform: https://t.co/JpmQY2q84r→ Complete KYC (takes ...
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Andre Cronje· 2026-01-31 11:45
RT CoinList (@CoinList)Understanding Flying Tulip's Refund Mechanism 🧵When you participate in the @flyingtulip_ sale, you don’t receive freely tradable $FT immediately.Instead, you mint an FT NFT that wraps your allocation and embeds a standing redemption right (the Perpetual PUT).Think of it as an onchain wrapper that holds:• Your allocated FT tokens• The right to redeem your original capital at parYou have three choices:1️⃣ HoldKeep your FT inside the Perpetual PUT. You participate in token upside while r ...