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Answers to common questions about how the platform works, the CES token, custody, and security.

  • What is Tactics & Strategy?

    T&S is a decentralized application (dApp) for the automated distribution of digital assets based on predefined rules. Every action follows a strict, published sequence with no manual operator intervention.

  • What is the CES token?

    CES is an external, liquid ecosystem token used to enter and exit the platform. It is required to start using the system and can be withdrawn back to your own wallet at any time.

  • How do I get started?

    Two steps: (1) buy CES on a decentralized exchange, then (2) connect your wallet and enter the platform. You keep custody of your keys throughout.

  • Is T&S custodial? Who controls my funds?

    T&S is non-custodial. Funds are not controlled by the company — system logic is governed by smart contracts, and you hold your own assets. Emergency mechanisms protect the system but never grant access to users’ funds.

  • How are withdrawals handled?

    You can initiate a withdrawal of your assets directly back to your wallet at any time. The system processes it according to the same predefined rules that govern every other operation.

  • How is the CES price determined?

    The price of CES is set by the market on decentralized exchanges. The platform uses market prices with built-in protection against extreme volatility.

  • How can I verify the system is secure?

    All operations are recorded on-chain and can be independently checked. Security here means the rules are enforced by code and visible to everyone, rather than promises you have to take on trust.

  • Who is T&S designed for?

    People already working with on-chain assets, participants in Web3 and metaverse ecosystems, and users who prefer automated, rule-based systems over manual, operator-run processes.

Still have questions?

Open the app to explore the interface, or review the security section on the home page.

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Not financial advice. Digital assets carry risk. Details