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What is Legion
Legion is a reputation-based token sale platform.

You get access to sales before tokens go public, and your allocation depends on your reputation, not how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Your Legion Score reflects your onchain history, social contribution, and how you behave as an investor.

Projects use it to find the community they want backing them. You use it to access opportunities that used to be reserved for insiders and VCs.
What makes Legion different from other platforms?
On Legion, your allocation isn't decided by how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Projects review who's applying and select participants based on reputation, not speed or luck.

A higher score doesn't guarantee allocation, but it helps founders identify the kind of people they're looking for.

Founders come to Legion because they want genuine supporters who believe in what they're building, not flippers looking for a quick exit.
Why “Reputation-Based Fundraising?”
Most token sales reward speed or wallet size.

That attracts bots, sybils, and short-term flippers who dump at TGE and move on.

Reputation-based fundraising flips that. Allocation goes to people based on their reputation, their onchain history, and their alignment with the project.

The result: founders get the holders they want, tokens launch with less sell pressure, and communities form around people who actually care.
Who’s behind Legion?
Legion was founded by Fabrizio Giabardo and Matthew O'Connor and incubated by Delphi Labs.

Our investors include VanEck, Brevan Howard, Cyber Fund, Kraken, and Coinbase Ventures .

Our angel investors include CoinGecko, Shane Molidor, Mike Dudas, Alex Svanevik, Jon Wu, Maggie Love, Ryan Watkins, Max Bronstein, Piers Kicks and Jai Prasad.
What is Legion
Legion is a reputation-based token sale platform.

You get access to sales before tokens go public, and your allocation depends on your reputation, not how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Your Legion Score reflects your onchain history, social contribution, and how you behave as an investor.

Projects use it to find the community they want backing them. You use it to access opportunities that used to be reserved for insiders and VCs.
What makes Legion different from other platforms?
On Legion, your allocation isn't decided by how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Projects review who's applying and select participants based on reputation, not speed or luck.

A higher score doesn't guarantee allocation, but it helps founders identify the kind of people they're looking for.

Founders come to Legion because they want genuine supporters who believe in what they're building, not flippers looking for a quick exit.
Why “Reputation-Based Fundraising?”
Most token sales reward speed or wallet size.

That attracts bots, sybils, and short-term flippers who dump at TGE and move on.

Reputation-based fundraising flips that. Allocation goes to people based on their reputation, their onchain history, and their alignment with the project.

The result: founders get the holders they want, tokens launch with less sell pressure, and communities form around people who actually care.
Who’s behind Legion?
Legion was founded by Fabrizio Giabardo and Matthew O'Connor and incubated by Delphi Labs.

Our investors include VanEck, Brevan Howard, Cyber Fund, Kraken, and Coinbase Ventures .

Our angel investors include CoinGecko, Shane Molidor, Mike Dudas, Alex Svanevik, Jon Wu, Maggie Love, Ryan Watkins, Max Bronstein, Piers Kicks and Jai Prasad.
What is Legion
Legion is a reputation-based token sale platform.

You get access to sales before tokens go public, and your allocation depends on your reputation, not how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Your Legion Score reflects your onchain history, social contribution, and how you behave as an investor.

Projects use it to find the community they want backing them. You use it to access opportunities that used to be reserved for insiders and VCs.
What makes Legion different from other platforms?
On Legion, your allocation isn't decided by how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Projects review who's applying and select participants based on reputation, not speed or luck.

A higher score doesn't guarantee allocation, but it helps founders identify the kind of people they're looking for.

Founders come to Legion because they want genuine supporters who believe in what they're building, not flippers looking for a quick exit.
Why “Reputation-Based Fundraising?”
Most token sales reward speed or wallet size.

That attracts bots, sybils, and short-term flippers who dump at TGE and move on.

Reputation-based fundraising flips that. Allocation goes to people based on their reputation, their onchain history, and their alignment with the project.

The result: founders get the holders they want, tokens launch with less sell pressure, and communities form around people who actually care.
Who’s behind Legion?
Legion was founded by Fabrizio Giabardo and Matthew O'Connor and incubated by Delphi Labs.

Our investors include VanEck, Brevan Howard, Cyber Fund, Kraken, and Coinbase Ventures .

Our angel investors include CoinGecko, Shane Molidor, Mike Dudas, Alex Svanevik, Jon Wu, Maggie Love, Ryan Watkins, Max Bronstein, Piers Kicks and Jai Prasad.
What is Legion
Legion is a reputation-based token sale platform.

You get access to sales before tokens go public, and your allocation depends on your reputation, not how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Your Legion Score reflects your onchain history, social contribution, and how you behave as an investor.

Projects use it to find the community they want backing them. You use it to access opportunities that used to be reserved for insiders and VCs.
What makes Legion different from other platforms?
On Legion, your allocation isn't decided by how fast you click or how much you deposit.

Projects review who's applying and select participants based on reputation, not speed or luck.

A higher score doesn't guarantee allocation, but it helps founders identify the kind of people they're looking for.

Founders come to Legion because they want genuine supporters who believe in what they're building, not flippers looking for a quick exit.
Why “Reputation-Based Fundraising?”
Most token sales reward speed or wallet size.

That attracts bots, sybils, and short-term flippers who dump at TGE and move on.

Reputation-based fundraising flips that. Allocation goes to people based on their reputation, their onchain history, and their alignment with the project.

The result: founders get the holders they want, tokens launch with less sell pressure, and communities form around people who actually care.
Who’s behind Legion?
Legion was founded by Fabrizio Giabardo and Matthew O'Connor and incubated by Delphi Labs.

Our investors include VanEck, Brevan Howard, Cyber Fund, Kraken, and Coinbase Ventures .

Our angel investors include CoinGecko, Shane Molidor, Mike Dudas, Alex Svanevik, Jon Wu, Maggie Love, Ryan Watkins, Max Bronstein, Piers Kicks and Jai Prasad.

DRAG TO EXPLORE

FOUNDERS

I am looking to learn more about community capital formation

What kind of projects launch on Legion?

Who does Legion collaborate with?

What makes Legion different from other fundraising platforms?

How do I apply as a project on Legion?

How does Legion select projects?

Why does reputation-based fundraising matter?

INVESTORS

I am looking to learn how to invest in web2 projects early

Is the Legion codebase audited?

Who has access to my ID verification?

Which jurisdictions are excluded?

Who can access my personal information on Legion?

What happens if my wallet is compromised?

SALE TYPES

Legion Sale Categories

Legion
Early

Early-stage projects with flexible token generation timelines that may be more than a year out. Access innovative projects before broader market availability.

Features

Less competion for allocations

Generally reduced liquity at TGE

Legion
Standard

Vetted token sales meeting Legion's compliance and sybil resistance standards. These sales have TGE planned in the coming few months.

Features

Wide range of projects

Custom liquidity

Legion
Prime

Legion Account

What do I need to sign up to Legion to participate in a token sale?

What wallet can I use to participate?

How do I set up a Legion profile?

Is there a fee to use Legion?

Why do I need to KYC & POA?

Is there a whitelist or first come first service (FCFS) to participate?

How does the deposit system work?

Can I change my email if I lose access to my old one?

Can I unlink my X account and connect a new one?

How does the referral program work?

Step 1

Signup & connect accounts

We find the best deals so you don't have to

Analyzing current workflow..

Social accounts

Developer accounts

Onchain activity

ID verification

Investor behaviours

Step 2

Verify your ID and location

We ensure only real investors are in the platform

class AutomationTrigger:
def __init__(self, threshold):
self.threshold = threshold
self.status = "inactive"

def check_trigger(self, value):
if value > self.threshold:
self.status = "active"
return "Automation triggered!"
else:
return "No action taken."
def get_status(self):
return f"Status: {self.status}"
class AutomationTrigger:
def __init__(self, threshold):
self.threshold = threshold
self.status = "inactive"

def check_trigger(self, value):
if value > self.threshold:
self.status = "active"
return "Automation triggered!"
else:
return "No action taken."
def get_status(self):
return f"Status: {self.status}"

Step 3

Apply to invest

We help you connect to projects

Legion

ICO tokens

Step 4

Contribute to community & projects

We reward community and investors

Valor points

Complete community tasks

Token purchases

Update available..

Pending Unlocks

Up to date

SALES

Legion Sales

What kind of projects launch on Legion?

How do we select projects?

Why are some countries excluded from sales?

Will my eligibility to participate be based on KYC or POA?

What blockchains are supported?

Do I need gas to participate in sales?

What types of sales does Legion run?

How do allocations work on Legion?

Can I request a refund if I have invested in a sale?

Why did I not receive an allocation when I participated in a sale?

Who decides who will receive allocation for sales?

Do projects only prioritize users with high social clout?

How do I claim my tokens at TGE?

What happens if I don’t claim my remaining unused funds?

How do I claim a refund?

Is there a minimum score to participate in sales?chains are supported?

Is there any way to get a guaranteed allocation in a sale?

SCORE & COMMUNITY

Legion Score & Community

What is a Legion Score?

What are the components of the Legion Score?

How do I generate my Legion score?

How do projects use my Legion Score?

Is a low Legion Score permanent?

How can I increase my Legion Score and what compounds over time?

How is my Legion Score calculated?

Can I link multiple wallets to improve my Legion score?

Will dumping all my tokens at TGE affect my Legion score?

What is The Republic?

How do you participate in The Republic?

What are Valor Points?

Does The Republic have specific community member roles?

How can I stay in the Loop for Legion updates?

Learn more about early capital formation

ICOs Masterclass

GLOSSARY

Legion Glossary

ICO (Initial Coin Offering)

The event when a project issues and sells tokens to investors

Investment Asset

The asset used to invest in sales, such as stable coins like USDC

Pre-Liquid Token Sale

An early-stage token sale conducted before a project's tokens become liquid

SAFT (Simple Agreement For Future Tokens)

A legal contract used in crypto fundraising where investors provide capital to a project in exchange for a promise of receiving tokens at a later date

Investment Round

Refers to a stage of fundraising where a project sells tokens or equity to investors. Projects can conduct multiple investment rounds such as pre-seed, seed, private, public, etc.

TGE (Token Generation Event)

The point in time when the initial generation and distribution of a project's tokens occur

FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation)

The total market value of a project if all of its tokens were fully circulating at the current price

Unlock Period

The specific time or series of intervals during which previously locked or vested tokens are released and become available for trading, transfer, or sale

Vesting Schedule

The process of gradually releasing tokens to stakeholders such as investors, team members, advisors, etc.

Lockup Period

The duration during which tokens allocated to stakeholders are restricted from being sold, transferred, or traded

Cliff Period

The period at the start of a vesting schedule during which no tokens are released or unlocked

Deposit Chain

The specific blockchain network used to transfer or deposit investment assets

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