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Flying Tulip has opened its public fundraising: each token is priced at $0.1, and partial or full refunds can be requested at any time.

Flying Tulip has opened its public fundraising: each token is priced at $0.1, and partial or full refunds can be requested at any time.

ForesightNewsForesightNews2026/01/27 11:14
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Foresight News reported that Flying Tulip announced the opening of a public fundraising: each token is priced at $0.1, with no minimum purchase requirement, and payment is accepted in ERC-20 USDT. Tokens will be 100% unlocked at TGE, and investors can apply for partial or full refunds at any time, with refunded tokens being burned. There are no team-reserved tokens. The public sale will end at 16:00 on February 5 (UTC+8).

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