Understanding Aggressiveness Impact
The aggressiveness factor determines how much advantage early buyers get. Higher values create steeper price increases that reward early participation.Impact at Different Levels
Range | Early Buyer Advantage | Best For | Price Behavior |
---|---|---|---|
0-20 | 1.5-2x advantage | Fair launches, community tokens | Nearly linear pricing |
30-60 | 2-3x advantage | Most projects, balanced approach | Moderate curve |
70-100 | 3-6x advantage | Hype launches, reward believers | Steep curve |
At maximum aggressiveness (100), early buyers can get 6x more tokens than late buyers for the same amount of B3!
Decision Framework
Choose Low (0-30) If:
- Goal: Fair distribution for everyone
- Community: Values equality over early rewards
- Timeline: Want steady, predictable growth
- Risk: Prefer minimal price volatility
Choose Medium (30-70) If:
- Goal: Balanced approach with some early incentive
- Community: Mix of early supporters and general public
- Timeline: Moderate fundraising pace
- Risk: Comfortable with some price variance
Choose High (70-100) If:
- Goal: Maximum early adopter rewards
- Community: Strong core believers
- Timeline: Want fast fundraising
- Risk: Comfortable with high price swings
Real Impact Example
Project Setup: 10M B3 target, buying 1M B3 worthAggressiveness | Early Buyer Gets | Late Buyer Gets | Advantage |
---|---|---|---|
0 | ~100K tokens | ~100K tokens | 1x (no advantage) |
50 | ~208K tokens | ~114K tokens | 1.8x advantage |
100 | ~306K tokens | ~49K tokens | 6.2x advantage |