Normally, a raise completes and your commitment converts into equity-backed tokens representing an economic claim on the proceeds of the shares or contractual interest held in the company’s dedicated cell. You can reclaim your funds only in a few situations:
The raise didn't reach its goal and didn't succeed.
In a public stage, if the company didn't select you or allocated you less than you committed, whatever wasn't allocated is available to reclaim.
Legal setup isn't completed within 60 days of the raise closing: you reclaim your full commitment.
Investors in the round vote to pass a reclaim: you reclaim your pro-rata share of what's still in escrow.
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