Svmuu News: Four.meme has partnered with MAME to launch “Universal Subscription,” which is open to all projects. Users who participate in the subscription during the subscription period will receive any oversubscribed Era tokens allocated according to their subscription ratio; any excess BNB will be refunded via the original payment method, and users will only pay for the tokens they actually receive.
Project teams can customize parameters such as total token supply, sale volume, liquidity allocation, whitelists, and transaction fees. The creation fee is 0.2 BNB (refundable if the sale is unsuccessful). Four.meme charges a 10% platform fee only on the portion of tokens retained by the project team; this fee is waived if all funds are injected into liquidity.
This initiative further enriches the token issuance infrastructure on the BNB Chain, providing a more transparent and orderly fundraising and distribution method for high-profile projects on the chain.
Four.meme Partners with MAME to Launch Universal Subscription; Oversubscribed Tokens to Be Distributed Proportionally
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