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Startup allocation estimator

Max subscribable units (indicative)
10
VIP 1 → 1² × 10 = 10 units

VIP level² × 10 comes from Gate's public Startup rules and is illustrative only. Official sources do not show one consistent cap number, so this tool applies no universal ceiling. Non-VIP distribution, the current formula, cap and eligibility come from the specific Startup activity page. For reference only; this tool forecasts no returns and is not financial advice.

01What this estimates

When Startup hands out free-airdrop allocations, a higher VIP level gets more "units". Gate has published a max-allocation formula, roughly VIP level squared times 10, with a per-user cap. This tool just visualises it: pick a level, see the max units.

Worth stressing: "units" is not "returns". Units cap how much of the new token you can claim, but what they're worth depends on the price after listing — which can rise or dump. More units is not more profit.

02More units ≠ worth stacking GT

VIP level mostly comes from holding GT (or trading volume). "Higher VIP, more units" tempts people to stack GT. But GT is a volatile asset: parking a large sum in GT for a few more airdrop units adds a side bet on GT's price. Size your launch activity first. We work that through in how much GT for VIP1.