$HALO PRESALE

One address.
Stated terms.

Everything about this presale is written here and on @HalcyonFi — nowhere else. If a detail isn't on both, it isn't real.

The token is not live. $HALO has no contract address yet. Any token, CA, or "stealth launch" claiming to be $HALO before it's announced here is fake. Nobody from Halcyon will ever DM you.

The terms

Price

1 ETH / 25,000,000 HALO

For sale

40% of 1B

Hard cap

36 ETH

Opens

Mon Aug 3 · 13:30 UTC

Closes

Mon Aug 3 · 20:00 UTC

Min / max

1 ETH–5 ETH

Liquidity: 80% of the raise pairs with 30% of supply as liquidity on Robinhood Chain at launch, LP burned. If the cap isn't reached: launch proceeds at the raised amount — same ratios, no refunds needed. Distribution: $HALO is sent to the sending address within 24 hours of close, before trading opens.

The address

Send ETH only, on Robinhood Chain / Arbitrum / Base only. Anything else — other tokens, other networks, exchange withdrawals to unsupported chains — cannot be recovered.

Official presale address · the only one

0x61fD43BB5720FA13B917Cb4dfC251fff1FBE51B9

Cross-check this address against the pinned post on @HalcyonFi before sending. If they differ in even one character, do not send — and tell us.

How to not get scammed

Two sources, always. This page and the @HalcyonFi pinned post. The address must match on both.
No DMs, ever. Nobody from Halcyon will message you an address, a "bonus round," or a deadline. All of that is fake.
No second address. There is one presale address for the entire sale. A "new address" mid-sale is a scam.
Send from a wallet you control. Not from an exchange — distribution goes back to the sending address, and exchange deposits can't receive it.

What you're buying

$HALO is a memecoin with a staking protocol designed around it — the design is public in the docs. The staking contracts are not yet deployed or audited; testnet deployment and Blockscout verification come before launch. This is a speculative purchase of a token that can lose value, including to zero. Buy only what you can afford to lose. Nothing here is financial advice.