
When Participating in Launchpad Offerings Becomes Barrier-Free: A Quick Look at Kommunitas' Innovation on Launchpad
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When Participating in Launchpad Offerings Becomes Barrier-Free: A Quick Look at Kommunitas' Innovation on Launchpad
Kommunitas is a Web3 decentralized crowdfunding platform built on Polygon (MATIC), now bridging to Arbitrum and supporting all EVM-compatible chains.
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Many current IDOs have tier and eligibility restrictions, creating barriers to investment opportunities for users.
Kommunitas aims to break down these barriers by allocating investment quotas in direct proportion to the amount of $KOM users stake—with no tiers or entry barriers. This means all $KOM holders will have the opportunity to participate in our Launchpad, regardless of their investment size.
This article details the project's product design and economic model, offering an alternative new option for users interested in participating in initial offerings.
Overview
Kommunitas is a decentralized crowdfunding platform for Web3 projects built on Polygon (MATIC), currently bridging to Arbitrum and supporting all EVM-compatible chains.
Unlike other launchpads, Kommunitas has no tier system—every staked KOM counts toward a user’s allocation. This supports a vision of a community-driven ecosystem where everyone, regardless of how many KOM tokens they hold, can receive allocations from sales.
Beyond providing access to presales and crowdfunding events, Kommunitas also offers support to projects in marketing, consulting, community management, connections with venture capital firms, SEO, and project development.
Launchpad
Investors on the Kommunitas Launchpad receive allocations based on the number of KOM tokens they stake. Therefore, there are no entry requirements—everyone receives allocations proportional to their stake and contribution to crowdfunding.
This also means there is no minimum token holding requirement to participate in public sales. As a result, the Launchpad becomes more inclusive and accessible to a broader range of investors, ultimately enabling a fairer and more democratic process for all.
Even users who do not hold any KOM tokens can still participate in the Community Round (fourth round) of every IKO (Initial KOMmunity Offering)—this is how Kommunitas creates its unique IDO system.
Of course, the more KOM you stake, the larger your allocation.
Revenue Sharing
Revenue sharing is exclusively available to private partners.
Thirty percent (30%) of fees collected from the Kommunitas FCFS (First-Come, First-Served) round and Community Round are transferred in USDC to the treasury wallets of private partners.
These funds are then distributed quarterly to Kommunitas private partners who have staked more than 500,000 KOM tokens.

Roadmap
Q2 2023:
- Develop LP Farming.
- Support the Arbitrum ecosystem.
Q3 2023:
- Develop a decentralized lending platform.
- Develop KOM Web-Apps.
Q4 2023:
- Establish KOM Labs.
- Build KOM DAO.
Economics and Fee Breakdown


Fee Breakdown
Early unstaking incurs a 50% penalty burn. For public sales, there is a 3% non-refundable fee during the FCFS phase and a 5% non-refundable fee during the Community Round phase.
Tokens
KOM is the protocol’s native token, while KOMV (KOM Voting Token) is used for governance.
The current total supply is 2 billion. The previous total supply was set at 40 billion, but through monthly vesting and partial burns via Kommunitas’ DxLock contract, the total supply has been reduced from 40 billion to 2 billion.
Kommunitas provides updates on token burns in their monthly reports. Team vesting began on April 20, 2023, with the first release of 15%, followed by linear unlocks over the remaining period. This can be verified through the vesting contract on LlamaPay.

The private sale of KOM took place from June 1 to June 15, 2021, selling a total of 247,294,230 KOM tokens.
The public sale of KOM was conducted in three rounds:
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Round 1 ran from June 17 to June 30, 2021, on IndoEx exchange, selling 34,704,854 KOM tokens.
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Round 2 ran from July 1 to July 14, 2021, on IndoEx and P2PB2B exchanges, selling 14,776,816 KOM tokens.
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Round 3 ran from July 15 to July 24, 2021, on P2PB2B exchange, selling 10,000,000 KOM tokens.
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Additionally, an extra public sale round was held with Dex-Trade from July 27 to July 30, 2021, selling 5,000,000 KOM tokens.

KOM unlocking schedule is as follows:
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Public Sale: Fully unlocked;
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Liquidity Providers: Fully unlocked;
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R&D: September 1, 2025;
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Foundation: September 1, 2025;
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Staking Rewards: September 1, 2025;
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Charity: September 1, 2025;
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Partners: September 1, 2025;
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Team: Fully unlocked;
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Advisors: Fully unlocked;
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Incubator Grants: September 1, 2025.
KOM is traded on the following exchanges:
- MEXC
- BitMart
- ApeSwap (Polygon)
- QuickSwap
- Bitrue
- IndoEx
- XT.COM
Business Model and Revenue Streams

All non-refundable fees from each IKO are collected after each sale and split across three different wallets:
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30% goes to the marketing wallet.
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40% goes to the operations wallet.
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30% goes to the private partners treasury wallet.
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