LINUX, the first token project launched by GitFish, which was very popular some time ago, is now offering refunds.

This risk-free operation that also earns a good reputation has been played to the extreme. Refund instructions and analysis:

🌟 [Total Refundable Amount]

The team recovered a total of: 25,332.05 SOL, which will be used for refunds according to the actual loss ratio of users. The refund is based on:

SOL paid by the user when buying

Minus SOL obtained by the user through selling

Whether to return the tokens to the official wallet

🌟 [Core Refund Rules]

Priority is given to fully refunding unsold users

Then partially refund sold users according to the loss ratio

You must return the remaining LINUX tokens to the official wallet, otherwise you are not eligible for a refund

🌟 [Refund Scenario Description]

1️⃣ If a user participated in the auction but did not claim the tokens, a full refund is available;

2️⃣ If you still hold the tokens after claiming them, you can get a refund by returning the tokens;

3️⃣ If you bought tokens after they were listed and still hold them, you also need to return the tokens to get a refund;

4️⃣ If you have partially or fully sold the tokens, you will be refunded based on the actual loss, provided you return the remaining tokens;

5️⃣ Frequent traders calculate losses on a "first in, first out" basis, and you also need to return the remaining tokens;

6️⃣ Adding to the liquidity pool is considered a trading activity, and you need to redeem the tokens and return them;

7️⃣ If the tokens are transferred, the refund eligibility is transferred with the tokens, and the token holder must operate the return to get a refund.

The prerequisite for returning after a transaction is that you must be in a loss-making state in the project to be able to return it. The project party only bears the loss;

For players who have traded multiple times or have already sold, the loss is determined based on the loss of the first buying and selling transaction.