Questions

The Panjgoosheh token: the club's own reward for being part of the nights. Members earn it, trade it against Toman on the club's exchange, and will be able to send it on TON once it is minted there.

Come to a night as a member. Each night is an achievement, and each achievement pays 100 PANJ once, into your account, by itself. Members can also buy it from other members on the exchange.

No. PANJ is a reward for taking part, not a product sold for profit. Its price is whatever members trade it at, and it can fall as easily as rise. Do not buy it with money you need, and never because someone promised you it will go up.

Members can trade it against Toman on the exchange's PANJ market. There is no presale and no ICO, and the team does not sell PANJ in private messages, groups or channels.

The trades do: the last price is the last trade on the club's order book. When nobody has traded, the exchange quotes around a reference price the team sets, 5.000 Toman today.

100.000.000 PANJ in all, split once into the shares on the tokenomics page. The members' share comes into circulation only as it is earned.

Not yet. PANJ stays on the exchange until it is minted on TON; then you can send it to your own wallet. The official address will be published on the Where it lives page, and only there.

It is a scam. Nobody from Panjgoosheh will message you first to sell PANJ, and nobody will ever ask for your login code or wallet recovery words.

PANJ is for members. Once your membership is approved, your first night pays your first PANJ. Until then, you can read everything about it here.

No, they are two tokens. SEKKE is the unit of the Panjgoosheh Wallet, a fixed number of Toman for paying in the club. PANJ is the token: earned at the nights, worth the price the club sets, and traded on the exchange. You can swap one for the other in your wallet.