#STBinancePreTGE Let’s ST Binance Pre-TGE” really means, without the jargon.
First off, Pre-TGE stands for Pre-Token Generation Event. Think of it as an early access window—a chance for some users to buy into a new token before it officially hits the market. You’re getting in before the big launch, usually at a fixed price, before anyone can actually trade these tokens.
Now, in this case, we’re talking about Sentio (ticker: ST) and Binance Wallet. Here’s how it works: Binance Wallet is giving early birds a shot at grabbing ST tokens before they show up on exchanges. If you want in, you deposit BNB (that’s Binance Coin) into the event. The more you put in compared to everyone else, the more ST tokens you’ll get. But there’s a cap—each person can only deposit up to 3 BNB. If you don’t get the full amount of ST you wanted, any leftover BNB comes right back to you.
For this event, they’re offering a set number of ST tokens—say, 10 million, which is about 1% of the total supply. The price is fixed, around $0.02 per ST (but you pay in BNB). Here’s the catch: once you claim your ST tokens, you can’t trade them right away. They stay locked until the project’s official launch date, whenever the team decides that is.
Usually, these Binance Wallet Pre-TGE events have a few rules. To even take part, you need to meet certain requirements—like holding “Binance Alpha Points” or joining a specific campaign. And forget about being first in line; if more people want in than there are tokens, everyone gets a share based on what they put in. It’s all split up fairly.
After the event, your new ST tokens just show up in your Binance Wallet. Nothing tricky there.
A couple things to keep in mind: Pre-TGE isn’t a public listing. You’re buying tokens before they’re tradeable, so you can’t sell them right away. And sometimes, even after the official launch, the tokens might still be locked up for a bit. Plus, not everyone can join—there are usually regional restrictions."
