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# ElevateMEME

### <mark style="color:purple;">ElevateMEME</mark>&#x20;

<mark style="color:purple;">**Approved by the Elevate Council**</mark>

Elevate will facilitate fair launch proposals that aim to tap into prominent crypto-meta trends with an impact twist. This will allow projects to gain exposure from the Elevate community while also acknowledging the high-risk/high-reward potential of such projects. Only KYC'd teams will be allowed to utilize the ElevateMEME. Additionally, this mechanism will allow projects to cater to current events that require urgent fund generation, as well as general fundraising for a wide range of causes. Many DeFi smart contract innovations have come from the meme space, therefore ElevateMEME will be a place for teams to further reimagine Web 3.0.

### <mark style="color:purple;">How to Submit a Project</mark>

All projects must use Elevate Token Factory to launch. KYC and Audits badges through our partners available as well.&#x20;

### <mark style="color:purple;">How to Participate in a Raise</mark>

Connect to our DAPP. Your ELEV holdings will be verified with tiers. Participation is FCFS.&#x20;

### <mark style="color:purple;">ElevateMEME Fees</mark>

Max Raise per ElevateMEME Token - 30 ETH

Minimum 1% of each transaction goes to a charity/cause through The Giving Block.

.5% of all volume goes to Elevate Treasury

5% of each projects tokens will be distributed to all ELEV holders. Giving good distribution and exposure.


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