A simple, plain English guide to buying $1,000 worth of ACE so you and everyone else can follow it.
This is a dummy walkthrough of what the ACE presale flow looks like and what the buttons mean. The main idea is that ACE is shown as an overcollateralized stablecoin with a presale price of $0.90 per ACE, plus a Peg Stability Module (PSM) that shows reserves in USDC and HBD.
ACE is being sold in a presale at $0.90 per ACE. If the target live value is $1.00 later, the presale discount is why it says you save 10% during presale.
At $0.90 each, $1,000 buys about 1,111.11 ACE.
So in plain terms:
When you open the ACE page, you will usually see these areas:
In plain English, the dashboard is trying to show:
This is the do it on your phone without overthinking version.
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Rule:
Because the PSM and reserves are shown in USDC and HBD, those are the two stables being highlighted in the system.
Practical takeaway:
Before you press any final buttons, confirm the numbers make sense.
You want:
If the calculator shows something wildly different, stop and figure out why before confirming.
When you hit Join Presale, you will usually need to connect a wallet or log in.
Dummy rule:
Enter $1,000 (or the equivalent amount in the asset you are using).
Then confirm:
This is the part people mess up.
Before you approve or confirm:
A safer habit is to approve close to the exact amount you plan to spend.
After the transaction is submitted:
This makes it easier to track claims, troubleshoot, or prove purchase later.
PSM is a peg tool that helps a stablecoin stay near its target value by allowing swaps against reserve assets.
So when you see USDC and HBD reserves plus a total reserve number, think of it as:
Important: reserves help, but they do not eliminate risk.
Even with a clean interface, it is still crypto.
Main risks:
Only spend what you can afford to have locked up longer than expected.
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