LILSHIB presale opens at $0.0002 — 50% of supply on sale with staking, burn and referral incentives

LILSHIB, a Shiba Inu–inspired meme token on Ethereum, has launched a single-stage, first-come-first-served presale at $0.0002 per token with no private rounds. The project aims to raise about $11 million and has allocated 50% of its 110 billion total supply (55 billion LILSHIB) to the presale. Payments accepted are ETH, USDT and USDC via MetaMask, WalletConnect and Coinbase Wallet. Reported early presale figures show modest sales (about 74,226 tokens sold and ~14.845 ETH/USDT/USDC raised) but the team states 50 billion tokens are available on a FCFS basis. Tokenomics: 20% of supply is reserved for staking rewards (the team projects a 44% initial APY at token generation), 10% for liquidity reserves, 10% for development and marketing, 5% for a buyback-and-burn pool and 5% for a referral program. The project also plans to burn 5.5 billion tokens and commits to using 50% of platform revenue for buybacks and burns. Referral cashback totals 10% (split 5% in LILSHIB and 5% in stablecoin/ETH). Roadmap and mechanics: Planned milestones include CoinGecko/CoinMarketCap listings, DEX listings, staking at TGE, LilShib Swap (MVP), NFT drops, yield farming, lending/borrowing, cross‑chain bridges, a Layer‑2 rollout, merchandise and community events. Liquidity is claimed to be locked. The announcement is a sponsored press release and includes a standard disclaimer to conduct independent research. Implications for traders: The presale structure (FCFS, no private round) and heavy allocation to presale increase circulating supply risk at listing. High initial staking APY and referral rewards may drive short-term demand but also create sell pressure when rewards unlock. Buyback-and-burn pledges can support tokenomics if revenue materializes, but these depend on product adoption and transparency. Traders should watch presale uptake, liquidity locking details, contract audits, and planned listings before committing capital.