# How does it work?

### How to participate in EnetPad launch:

EnetPad is revolutionizing the launchpad space by introducing EnetPad, a fair and transparent process for token fundraising and listing. Before each token sale incubated by Enetlab, a designated number of allocation spots will be reserved exclusively for Alpha subscribers (AS). 

Becoming an Alpha subscriber grants you access to allocation spots, providing you with access in all presales on EnetPad and also a priority access to allocation, on projects incubated by Enetlab for 12 month.

To stay updated on the availability of Alpha subscription slots, the team will actively communicate through our social platforms, ensuring that our community is well-informed and can take advantage of these opportunities.

There are two methods to become an Alpha subscriber:

1. 1st Badge: Holders of $ENET tokens will have the first opportunity to subscribe to the Alpha subscription as soon as the slots are open. Being an early supporter and holder of $ENET grants you the privilege to secure your place in the Alpha program.
2. 2nd Badge: Holders of both $ENET and $INER tokens will also be eligible for Alpha subscription spots. Owning both tokens provides an added advantage, giving you an additional opportunity to participate in the presales and allocations.

By subscribing to the Alpha program, you position yourself at the forefront of EnetPad's ecosystem, enjoying priority access to exciting token sales and early investment opportunities. Don't miss out on this exclusive chance to be part of the fair and transparent launchpad revolution – become an Alpha subscriber today and unlock a world of potential in the blockchain space.


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