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# Tiered System V2 (Updated)

### The Snark system consists of 3 tiers (Gold, Platinum, and Diamond)

**Context:**\
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Pool reserved is the allocation that a tier gets.\
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**Example:** Project X wants to raise 100 ETH

If the Gold tier has a 20% reserve, it means 20 ETH (20% of 100 ETH) is reserved only for gold.

### "What if the highest tier isn't able to fill out their pool reserve ?"

The remaining pool allocation is then offered to the tier below it.

**Example:**

*If the Diamond tier has a 50% allocation of the entire round and they were only able to fill out 40% of it, the remaining 10% would go towards the platinum tier.*&#x20;

### **Gold Tier (5,000 Tokens)**

* 20% pool reserved + whatever left remaining
* Guaranteed whitelist
* Tokens must be staked

### **Platinum Tier (10,000 Tokens)**

* 30% pool reserve&#x20;
* Guaranteed whitelist
* [**Snark Insurance**](/snark-launch/the-snark-launch-platform/snark-insurance.md)
* Bigger allocation
* Potential lower price entry to token launches
* Tokens must be staked
* No requirement to share on social media

### **Diamond Tier (50,000 Tokens)**

* 50% pool reserve&#x20;
* Guaranteed whitelist
* No max allocation on any project (varies depending on the raise)
* [**Snark Insurance**](/snark-launch/the-snark-launch-platform/snark-insurance.md)
* Priority investment (Always first)
* Tokens must be staked
* Potential lower price entry to token launches (private rounds of other projects)
* Potential bonus tokens if purchased

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