Verse

Tokens that have unlocked will be accessible via a claim button on https://verse.bitcoin.com/ and https://www.getverse.com/. Tokens unlock block-by-block on a linear schedule over 18 months. In other words, every Ethereum block (approximately every 7 seconds) more of your tokens will unlock and be available for claiming. This means the longer you wait, the more tokens you’ll be able to claim. If, for example, you purchased 18,000 tokens, 1000 tokens will unlock every month, or about 33 per day. Note that you will have to pay ETH gas fees to perform a claim. Please refer to this article for more information about how and when to claim.

The token generation event (Dec 7, 2022 at ~00:00 UTC) began the emissions of VERSE tokens on the Ethereum blockchain on a block-by-block basis (every ~7 seconds). Tokens purchased in Sale B (which includes the public sale) will unlock linearly over 18 months starting from the token generation event. So, after one month, 1/18 of your tokens will be available to claim. Tokens purchased in Sale A will unlock linearly over 1 year.

VERSE is available to trade on Verse Dex at https://verse.bitcoin.com/. The first trading pair is VERSE/ETH. For instructions on how to use the Verse DEX, please see this guide. If you’re new to the concept of decentralized exchange, this primer will get you started. As for centralized exchanges, we are in talks with several top-tier exchanges, however we are not able to announce prior to the listings going live.

VERSE is available to trade on Verse Dex at https://verse.bitcoin.com/. Anyone can use the Verse DEX.

If you’re holding VERSE in an address managed by a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor, you can safely transact VERSE by connecting your hardware wallet to MetaMask. Once you’ve connected your hardware wallet to MetaMask, you’ll initiate VERSE transactions using MetaMask then sign those transactions with your connected hardware wallet. MetaMask’s Hardware Wallet Support Hub provides links to step-by-step instructions for connecting each of the hardware wallets it supports, which at the time of writing are Ledger, Trezor, AirGap, Vault, Keystone, and Lattice. Note that connections to hardware wallets are currently only supported in the browser extension version of Metamask (ie. not the mobile app version).