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How Does the “Whitelist” Process Function in Some IDOs?

The whitelist process is a pre-screening mechanism where potential IDO participants must complete certain tasks, such as KYC (Know Your Customer) or social media engagement, and register their wallet address. Only addresses on the approved list are allowed to participate in the token sale.

This is used to manage demand, ensure compliance with regulations, and prevent automated bot purchases.

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