Limited allocation
The current model plans 150,000,000 GFC for the presale — 15% of the planned fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 GFC. This is planning information, not an active distribution.
GFC Presale
The public GFC presale is currently not active. The planned presale is intended to distribute a limited portion of the GFC Token / Economic Layer on Base Mainnet. The token is currently GFC’s primary product; through Q1 2027, the operational focus is robust presale/mainnet readiness.
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Context
The presale is planned as the first public distribution of a limited portion of the total GFC supply before possible later market availability. It is intended as a limited, rule-bound public distribution — not as a hype event — and would only be conducted under published terms through verifiable production contracts on Base Mainnet. Transparency, Governance, Verification, Testing, Security and Legal currently support presale/mainnet readiness of the GFC Token / Economic Layer. From Q2 2027, development is intended to expand progressively toward broader Accountability Infrastructure around the token and beyond; this longer-term direction is a roadmap, not a delivery guarantee.
The current model plans 150,000,000 GFC for the presale — 15% of the planned fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 GFC. This is planning information, not an active distribution.
Price, duration, soft cap, payment logic, refunds and verification are intended to be publicly documented before activation.
Core terms
The current model uses a planned price of €0.05 per GFC, a planned duration of 8 weeks and a planned soft cap of €250,000. These figures are not active sale terms and become binding only if an official presale is activated with final published terms.
No separate monetary hard cap is currently planned because the presale allocation itself creates the quantitative ceiling: 150,000,000 GFC × €0.05 equals a theoretical maximum gross value of €7,500,000. The soft cap serves a different purpose: it determines whether the presale is intended to be considered successfully completed and whether the published refund rules apply.
The current specification provides for direct token distribution through the presale contract and an immutable presale contract. These characteristics become binding only once the final production contract is published, verified and clearly mapped to the final participation terms.
The planned token-level fees of 0% on buys and 1% on sells relate to the token model after a possible production launch and are not presale fees. Network/gas costs and possible third-party or conversion costs may apply independently.
Participation may be restricted by jurisdiction, age, sanctions requirements, KYC/AML rules or other binding eligibility conditions. The final participation terms would be authoritative.
Participation
Reference calculator
The planned price is fixed at 1 GFC = €0.05. ETH, USDC and DAI values are non-binding website conversions and are not prices quoted by a production contract.
Input value
EUR is used as the internal reference for this calculator.
Conversion
Website rates are provided for reference only. During an active presale, the final production interface, supported assets, production price source and wallet confirmation would be authoritative.
Soft Cap
If the binding soft cap is not reached within the published contribution period, the presale is not intended to be considered successfully completed. Eligible contributions made through the official production contract are intended to become refundable under rules that must be technically and legally specified before participation is possible.
Because the current specification also provides for immediate token distribution, the production design must define how GFC already allocated to participants is handled if a refund becomes available. This includes transferability before the presale closes, refund eligibility and the technical return, burn, escrow or claim logic. The specific solution remains open and must be published and verifiable before participation is possible.
Until those binding production rules are published, the refund mechanism remains planned and is neither active nor guaranteed.
Use of funds
The final allocation of funds will be published before activation. Until binding percentages have been approved, GFC deliberately does not state artificially precise percentages.
Smart contract engineering and testing, independent security reviews, hosting and infrastructure, deployment tooling, monitoring and the technical transparency and verification systems required to publish evidence.
Legal and regulatory preparation, operating processes, documentation, ecosystem and integration work, communications infrastructure and other project operations required for a controlled launch and continued development.
Tokenomics
The fixed total supply is planned at 1,000,000,000 GFC. The presale allocation is a limited part of a long-term structured overall distribution. Allocation is also a governance decision: percentages alone do not prove who controls the allocated wallets, whether restrictions are enforceable or whether the rules can later change.
250,000,000 GFC • planned 50-year lock structure for charity and impact.
200,000,000 GFC • community, Guardians and participation.
150,000,000 GFC • planned public distribution.
150,000,000 GFC • strategic project reserve.
150,000,000 GFC • planned liquidity reserve.
50,000,000 GFC • ecosystem development and growth.
50,000,000 GFC • with planned linear vesting over 19 years.
Expectation management
Verification
Current development status
Before participating
A presale decision should not be based on a single marketing message. Review in this order: current status → binding terms → production contract and permissions → risks. GFC provides technical, economic and governance-related information separately for that review.
Risks
Relevant risk classes include market and liquidity risk, smart contract and infrastructure risk, regulatory and eligibility risk, operational and wallet-user risk, stablecoin risk and incomplete-implementation risk. Transparency can reduce information gaps; it does not eliminate these risks.
Contact
The form asks your local email application to open a pre-filled message. No server-side form submission takes place.
Risk notice
GFC is currently under development. No public GFC presale is active. This page is project documentation and does not constitute investment, financial, legal, tax or purchase advice.
Token and blockchain projects can result in a total loss. There is no promise of profit, appreciation, liquidity, tradability, exchange listing or successful completion of every planned component.
The GFC presale is intended as the first public distribution of a limited portion of the planned fixed total supply of the GFC Token / Economic Layer before possible later market availability. It is designed as a limited, rule-bound public distribution — not as a hype event. The token is currently GFC’s primary product and, through Q1 2027, the operational focus of presale/mainnet readiness.
The current model provides for a presale allocation of 150,000,000 GFC. This corresponds to 15% of the planned total supply of 1,000,000,000 GFC. The allocation remains planning information until the production rules are published.
Public participation is intended to open only after the final production contracts, participation terms, official contract addresses and relevant audit and status information have been published.
Participation is not structured as a donation and does not confer equity ownership in a company. It guarantees neither profit nor appreciation, liquidity, exchange listing or successful implementation of all planned project components.
Current status:
The public GFC presale is currently not active. There is no production GFC token, no public purchase process, no production presale contract and no official contribution address on Base Mainnet. Base Sepolia test deployments serve solely as development references.
Verification principle:
A claim is not evidence. Ask: What is visible? What does it prove? What remains unproven?
The theoretical maximum gross value follows from the limited presale allocation: 150,000,000 GFC × €0.05 = €7,500,000. This token allocation forms the quantitative ceiling, while the soft cap serves a separate success and refund function.
The current specification provides for direct token distribution through the presale contract and an immutable presale contract. These characteristics become binding only once the final production contract is published, verified and clearly mapped to the final participation terms.
The planned token-level fees of 0% on buys and 1% on sells relate to the token model after a possible production launch, not to the presale itself. Network/gas costs and possible third-party or conversion costs may apply independently.
Participation may later be restricted by jurisdiction, age, sanctions requirements, KYC/AML rules or other binding eligibility conditions. These requirements are not yet final.
Planning information only:
Minimum and maximum contributions, detailed payment-conversion rules, possible participation restrictions, the exact refund process and other operational conditions must be published as binding production terms before activation. For an active presale, only those final published terms would be authoritative.
The presale allocation itself already creates a fixed quantitative ceiling: at most 150,000,000 GFC can be distributed from the presale allocation.
At a fixed planned price of €0.05 per GFC this allocation corresponds to a theoretical maximum gross value of €7,500,000.
A separate monetary hard cap would therefore introduce a second limiting mechanism in addition to the existing token limit. Before activation, system behavior must be clearly defined for the case in which the available presale allocation is fully exhausted.
Still to be defined:
Handling of the final only partially executable transaction, excess contributions, rounding and a possible sellout before the end of the eight-week period.
A future public participation process is intended to take place exclusively through the officially published GFC interface and the production references verified there.
Testnet interactions, screenshots, direct messages or third-party wallet addresses never replace verification through the official presale and transparency pages.
The planned presale price is fixed in euros: 1 GFC = €0.05. Planned payments in ETH, USDC or DAI on Base therefore need to be converted into the corresponding euro value.
The current website calculator is for reference only. It is not part of a production contract, does not create a purchase order and does not guarantee any future conversion rate.
During an active presale, only the official production interface, published production logic and the specific transaction confirmation in the wallet would be authoritative — not the non-binding website calculator. Cross-check the production contract and payment-token addresses with the Transparency Portal.
The planned soft cap is €250,000. If the binding soft cap is not reached within the published contribution period, the presale is not intended to be considered successfully completed.
Eligible contributions made through the official production contract are intended to become refundable under rules that must be technically and legally specified before participation is possible.
Planned, not yet binding:
The refund mechanism is not active today and does not constitute a blanket repayment guarantee. It would apply solely under the final published production terms, eligibility requirements and technical requirements.
Presale funds are intended primarily to support the technical, legal and operational presale/mainnet readiness of the GFC Token / Economic Layer. Transparency, Governance, Verification, Testing, Security and related infrastructure support this current product focus and the later development of the Accountability Infrastructure.
Until a final percentage allocation of funds has been approved and published, seemingly precise percentages should not be communicated.
The final use-of-funds logic should be publicly documented before presale activation and later supplemented, where possible, by traceable reports and on-chain evidence. A visible transaction is the beginning of an evidence chain — not its end.
The planned fixed total supply is 1,000,000,000 GFC. Of this, the presale allocation accounts for 15%.
Linear vesting over 19 years is planned for the Core Team allocation. A planned lock structure over 50 years is intended for the Impact Vault. The start point, concrete technical mechanism and modification authority must be documented as binding and made verifiable before production launch.
Allocation is a governance decision, not just a percentage chart. What matters is who controls each allocation, which restrictions are technically enforced and who, if anyone, can change them. A long lock or vesting period alone proves neither purpose restriction nor immutability; the actual mechanism and change authority are the evidence.
The GFC Token / Economic Layer is currently the primary product. It should nevertheless not be described solely with marketing terms such as “utility”. Functions should only be communicated as existing when their actual technical status is clearly disclosed.
A planned function is not a guaranteed future function. Current status should always be verified against the public documentation.
A genuine presale should not be identified because an address or link “looks official”, but because its production references can be consistently verified across multiple official sources.
As long as the official presale page shows “Not active”, there is no approved public purchase process. Before every transaction, ask: What is visible? What does it prove? What remains unproven?
The public Base Sepolia PoC is development evidence: it demonstrates test payment paths and immediate tGFC distribution, but specifically implements no soft cap and no refund mechanism. It is not a production product and not a public presale. An independent audit reduces technical risks but cannot guarantee complete security.
Token and blockchain projects involve significant risks. Participation should occur only after your own review of the technical, economic and legal framework.
There is no guarantee of profit, appreciation, liquidity, tradability, exchange listing, repayment outside the binding refund rules or successful completion of every planned component. Transparency can reduce information gaps; it does not eliminate these risks.
The final eligibility requirements have not yet been published as binding terms and must be defined before presale activation based on the actual legal and operational structure.
GFC should not copy these rules from other presales. The specific legal structure, permitted jurisdictions and technical implementation of the actual production system must be authoritative. Until these rules are published, eligibility has not yet been confirmed.
No server-side contact form is active. The form on this page only asks your local email application to open a pre-filled draft.
Contact GFC directly:
Do not send wallet seed phrases, private keys, passwords or sensitive identity documents by email.
Global Foundation Coin (GFC)
An initiative focused on transparency, verifiability and documented use of funds in the blockchain and impact space.
Contact:
info@globalfoundationcoin.org
Website:
globalfoundationcoin.org
Current project status:
The legal notice will be updated once the ultimately responsible person, organization and legal form have been determined. Any statutory information obligations that apply earlier remain unaffected.
As little data as possible, as much transparency as necessary.
When this website is accessed, technically necessary data transmitted by the browser may be processed. This may include, in particular, IP address, browser information, access time and requested resources.
The contact form on this page does not transmit data to a GFC server. It asks the browser to open a pre-filled message in the user's local email application.
The live-rate module retrieves price information through a Netlify Function on the same origin. Actual server logging, hosting services used and external data sources must be accurately reflected in the final privacy policy.
Blockchain functions may process pseudonymous data that remains permanently publicly accessible, including wallet addresses, contract interactions and transactions.
Current project status:
Before wallet integration, public presale functions, analytics or additional external services are activated, the privacy policy will be expanded and reviewed against the services actually used.