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# CARTFI Token Presale

The streets are talking, and for once they're not whispering—they're shouting about the most exciting token offering in recent DeFi history.&#x20;

**This is your golden ticket into the inner circle of the most lethal cartel in crypto.**

Our token distribution strategy is as ruthless as our buyback mechanism—designed to reward the first movers and punish the hesitant. Every 72 hours, your potential profits bleed away as prices climb. The Colombian clock is ticking, so make sure you're early if you want a primo entry.

**Here's the lowdown:**

Launch: April 8, 2025&#x20;

Duration: 90 days (end date: July 7)

Stages: 30

Stage Duration: 3 days

Starting price: $0.0251

Prices increase by 5% every 72 hours.<br>


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