Create and Save Your Supra Wallet for a Smooth TGE

FAQ

StarKey is the official wallet for Supra’s L1 network. For participants in Supra’s early token rounds, both public or private, this is the wallet through which you will be able to claim your tokens starting at TGE with the given token claim schedules.
Vesting is a process where you receive your tokens over a period of time at regular intervals, for example, a percent of your tokens unlocked every month. This facilitates gradual release of tokens into the circulating supply. Vesting is a standard, common practice across Web3 to help prevent market flooding and encourages long-term holding.
Participants in token offerings or sales may be eligible to get a predetermined percentage of their tokens at TGE of the project. That means you will be able to claim those tokens to your wallet at TGE, and the remainder will be released through given vesting schedules.

Delegation is the act of delegating your tokens to a validator node. By doing so, you play a key role in supporting the network and contribute to the network’s security and efficiency. Tokens delegated to validator nodes help the node provide services and security to the network, and in exchange, delegators may get a share of the block rewards from node operators. These block rewards may be locked or liquid, depending on the token plan.

For example, for Supra’s Liquid Staking Round participants, block rewards are liquid and can be claimed at any time after participants receive them, they will not be locked.

In Proof of Stake blockchain networks like Supra’s Layer-1, their networks are run by node operators who run validator nodes to secure the network by locking some tokens. These node operators can also run delegator pools to enable users to help secure the network and enable the validator nodes to provide better services in the network.

In exchange for good behavior in providing security or additional services, node operators often get a share of regular token emissions in the project’s tokens. For example, in the Supra Network, they get Supra tokens. These are called block rewards. These node operators then pass on a share of these emissions to the contributors of their delegator pool.

If you've lost access to the email address associated with your token sale account, create a support ticket by emailing support@common.fund with the subject line 'LOST EMAIL ACCESS' to begin the recovery process.

In this email, please share the following details and documents:

  • Your full name as it appears on your official ID
  • A copy of your SAFT (Simple Agreement for Future Tokens)
  • A copy of your government-issued ID (such as a passport or driver’s license)
  • The original email ID that you have lost access to
  • Your new email ID that you want to continue with

Once you've raised the request along with this information, our support team will verify these and share the next steps. If everything checks out, the team will then submit all the necessary details to the internal team and you will receive a Calendly link to schedule a re-verification call.

This call will help us confirm your identity, and once the call is successfully completed, we’ll update your account with the new email address. Please ensure all the details you provide are accurate to avoid any delays in processing your request.