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Solstice’s SLX Public Sale on Legion Opens With $4M Target, $6.5M Cap; Not Open to UK or US Investors

COINOTAG News reports that Solstice announced via the X platform that its SLX token has begun a public sale on the Legion platform. The offering targets a fundraising goal of $4 million with a hard cap of $6.5 million, signaling a disciplined approach to early liquidity creation in the current crypto cycle.

The fundraising window closes at 9:00 PM on December 25 (UTC+8). Access to the sale is not available to users in the UK or the United States, reflecting jurisdictional compliance constraints. Prospective investors are advised to review tokenomics, vesting terms, and the project’s use cases to assess fit with risk management frameworks before committing capital.

Industry observers will monitor SLX‘s post-sale trajectory for credible liquidity milestones, potential listings, and governance rights. Given the risk profile of token offerings, investors should rely on verifiable disclosures and avoid over-optimistic projections while evaluating valuation and diversification implications.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/solstices-slx-public-sale-on-legion-opens-with-4m-target-6-5m-cap-not-open-to-uk-or-us-investors

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