Definition ∞ A community public sale is a method used by blockchain projects to distribute new digital tokens directly to a broad base of individual participants. This event typically follows private funding rounds, offering tokens at a specified price or through a structured allocation process. Its primary purpose is to achieve wider token distribution and foster a decentralized, engaged user base. These sales are often designed to ensure fair access.
Context ∞ Community public sales are crucial for project launch and decentralization efforts, yet they often encounter regulatory scrutiny regarding investor protection and token classification. The transparency and equitable design of these sales are frequently analyzed in crypto media. Success in these sales can significantly impact a project’s early momentum.
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