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| marcelkalinovic2025-01-2821:05:50 | What does "First Buyer's Rights" before IPO mean? As a Founding Member, youll also be among the exclusive few with priority access to purchase additional LITXCHANGE shares at the IPO price before we go public. This means you'll have the opportunity to increase your ownership stake just before our IPO. In this context, a pre-IPO allocation refers to the opportunity for Founding Members to purchase additional shares of LITXCHANGE before it officially goes public. This means they can buy shares at the IPO price before trading begins on the stock exchange, potentially giving them an advantage over regular public investors. Heres how it typically works: Priority Access As a Founding Member, you would be given a chance to buy a set amount of shares at the IPO price before they become available to the public. (In addition to what you would already own from your investment in LITXCHANGE's Founding Member's offering) Locked-in Pricing You get shares at the IPO price, which could be beneficial if demand pushes the stock higher once public trading begins. Increased Ownership This allows early investors to increase their stake in the company at the same terms as institutional investors, rather than having to buy on the open market later. LITXCHANGE is offering all Founding Member's this type of pre-IPO allocation, often called a "rights offering" or "reserve share program". Thank you for your support! Marcel Kalinovic | CEO LIT🔥XCHANGE |