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# Project Launch and Farming

The Multix platform offers everyone the opportunity to become the creator of a mutually beneficial project! Regardless of your experience, you can utilize Multix's tools to create your own project on the TON blockchain. The platform provides support at every stage—from token sale to user interaction and promotion. Multix offers unique opportunities for growth and development for both developers and users, ensuring mutually beneficial collaboration.

### Your project's journey

1. Switch to the decktop version\
   It is more convenient to configure the project on a large screen
2. Create a draft of your project
3. *For placement on the farm, contact us (optional)*
4. Come up with tokenomics and deploy your project contract

### Connect your wallet and switch to Desktop version

In the mobile version of Multix, connect the wallet - it will be used to log in to the decktop version.

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Then open <https://app.multixplatform.io/> and log in via the previously connected wallet.

### Create a draft of your project

Open the desktop version of <https://app.multixplatform.io/>, click **Publish Project** and enter information about your project. At this stage, a draft will be created that will be visible only to you.

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### Your project page

Once you publish your draft project, you will be able to go to your project page.

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1. This area will display the cover of your project
2. An icon will be displayed next to your project name
3. In this area, your project participants will be able to start farming

Click on the gear icon to open your project settings.

### Project control panel

On this page, as a project owner, you can edit a description, upload images and create a contract for sales of your project tokens.

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Go to the image tab to add the cover and project logo.

### Adding project images

Each project must have an icon and a cover. The icon will be used for the smart contract and after the contract is deployed, it will not be possible to change it at this time.

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1. Add the icon of your project - it will be used, including for your token
2. Add the cover of your project - it will be used inside our application

The ratio of the sides at the icon 1:1 at the cover 1600:625. Before loading the image, you will be available to you an editor that allows you to caress the images. Before adding an image, you will have access to an editor that allows you to crop your images.

### Adding your project to the farm

The farm is a way to attract the attention of the community and give out a reward for its activity. During the farm, the participants in your project, as well as the Multix project, perform actions for which they receive the points. Later after the leaflet of token, they will be able to exchange these points for real tokens of your project.

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1. In area one, specify how many tokens you have allocated for community rewards. This value will be displayed on the Launchpad page. If you don't know the exact number of tokens yet, remove the “Airdrop” checkbox - this way you don't have to specify these parameters yet.
2. Area two adjusts the farming speed depending on the number of completed tasks. But for simplicity, for most projects the setting of these parameters is disabled.

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If you have not decided on the tokenomics of the project, you may not specify the number of tokens for farming yet. However, we recommend that you specify this parameter as soon as possible, as it increases the transparency of the placed projects.

### Questions & Answers

#### How long can farming go on for?

In our project there is no limitation on the duration of farming. Farming can go even after listing on DEX.

#### How are farming points converted to tokens?

At the time of the airdrop, the platform takes a snapshot of each user's points. It then calculates the total amount of points and determines each participant's share. Tokens are distributed based on this calculated proportion.

#### Is there a limit to the maximum number of points?

The maximum number of points per farm participant is 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000. The number of points distributed per project is not limited, as during the airdrop, our platform calculates each participant's share.


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