> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.liquify.ventures/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.liquify.ventures/welcome/who-is-it-for.md).

# Who is it for?

Liquify is designed for anyone involved in blockchain and tokenized investments. Whether you’re creating a project, managing token allocations, or participating in early-stage projects, Liquify provides tools to make the process simpler and more flexible.

## **1. Initiators**

Initiators are project creators like **Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs)**, **VCs**, **community VCs**, **family offices** or **validators**. If you’re launching a blockchain project and managing token allocations, Liquify simplifies the entire process.

With Liquify, you can:

* Automate vesting schedules and token distributions.
* Offer your community opportunities to invest without the need for large commitments.
* Raise funds with more people for future investments.
* Use automated tools to minimize administrative overhead.
* De-risk on projects already invested on.
* Secure Flash deals easier with Liquify's initiator buffer.
* Create projects for your community only (address whitelist, NFT based, etc...).

## **2. Investors**

Investors are individuals or groups who want to participate in early-stage blockchain projects. Liquify provides flexibility, making it easier to manage investments.

With Liquify, you can:

* Access deals that normally you would not have access to (100k$+ min ticket).
* Access liquid tokens that represent your locked investments.
* Benefit from automated vesting and transparent token distributions.


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