An allocation or unlock is disputed
The signed terms, schedules and actual token movements need to be compared.
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The launch did not match what someone expected. Work out what was promised, what was signed and what happened to the tokens before replying or offering a fix.
At a glance
Token teams and counterparties in dispute over a sale, allocation, unlock or launch.
What it can cover
01 · Check the fit
The signed terms, schedules and actual token movements need to be compared.
A delay, listing change or failed distribution has led to investor or partner claims.
Messages, decks, announcements and agreements need to be read together.
02 · What we can help with
Compare sale terms, SAFTs, token warrants, vesting schedules and side agreements.
Organise the announcements, wallet records, exchange correspondence and events behind the dispute.
Assess negotiation, settlement, restructuring or formal escalation before commitments are made.
Prepare the agreed legal communications and settlement or amendment documents.
03 · How to get started
Start with what you have. These details help frame the first discussion.
Send the basics
Then define the scope
A refund, unlock or token transfer can affect the dispute. Its consequences need advice on the governing documents and relevant law.
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These published matters show the decision process. Another project's facts, rules and outcome may differ.
05 · Common questions
Those materials can be reviewed alongside the signed documents and conduct. Their significance depends on the facts and applicable law.
Their agreements and communications can be included where they relate to the disputed listing, liquidity, lockup or distribution arrangements.
The review can assess those options against the documents and dispute. No transfer or commitment should be treated as a neutral step without that assessment.
Explain the point of disagreement, the launch event and any immediate deadline.
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