ACADEMY

MODULE 11

LESSON 2

How the Dutch Auction Works

In Qubic’s IPO system, the Dutch auction follows a clear structure:

1

You bid

You choose how many tokens (or “shares”) you want and how much QUBIC you’re willing to spend.

2

Everyone else bids too

The contract collects all bids during the auction window.

3

At the end

All bids are sorted by price. The system starts from the highest bid and works downward, allocating shares until all are gone.

4

Final price = last accepted bid

Every successful bidder gets the same price per share: the one set by the last accepted bid.

If your bid is too low to qualify? You get your QUBIC back automatically.

This way:

You never overpay

You don’t need to outguess others

And all participants are treated equally

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© 2025 Qubic.

Qubic is a decentralized, open-source network for experimental technology. Nothing on this site should be construed as investment, legal, or financial advice. Qubic does not offer securities, and participation in the network may involve risks. Users are responsible for complying with local regulations. Please consult legal and financial professionals before engaging with the platform.