Squid, an interoperability protocol, is launching its native token $QUID, with a public sale scheduled to begin on June 30, 2026. The sale will take place on two platforms, Kraken and Legion, allowing eligible users to request allocations during a three-day period.
Details of the Public Sale
The public sale of $QUID will officially commence on June 30, 2026, at 1:00 PM UTC, lasting until July 3, 2026, at 1:00 PM UTC. Participants must submit a pledge to request an allocation, though the submission does not ensure receiving tokens. The distribution will be determined after the closure of the sale window.
Significance of $QUID
Squid highlights $QUID as an integral component of its ecosystem, aiming to enhance user participation and engagement. The project has confirmed that the token will incorporate features such as staking, governance, buyback mechanisms, and in-app utility. However, details on specific tokenomics, supply limits, and distribution schedules will be shared separately on June 27, 2026. As of now, the features remain conditional on future governance decisions and are not guaranteed.
Access and Eligibility
The sale mechanics involve access rights varying between the two platforms Kraken, a regulated exchange in the US, and Legion, a dedicated token launch platform. Eligibility criteria for participation are subject to jurisdictional restrictions, with accepted currencies differing by platform.
Squid, established in 2023, has a notable history of activity, claiming to have processed over $6 billion in trade volume while integrating with over 1,000 partners and facilitating transactions across more than 100 blockchains. This experience acts as the backdrop for the introduction of the $QUID token, which is intended to offer a more defined structure to the project’s ecosystem.
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