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# Overview

One of the options for users who’ve [created](/product-guide/user-guide/user-issued-tokens/token-creation.md) and [pre-issued](/product-guide/user-guide/user-issued-tokens/token-pre-issuance.md) their tokens on the platform (with the approval of admin) is to create token sales (aka crowdfunding campaigns). Users define the terms of their token sale, such as **soft cap** and **hard cap**, **start** and **end time**, **amount** of tokens to sell, etc (to learn more, check the end-user guide on [crowdfunding campaigns](/product-guide/user-guide/crowdfunding-campaigns/overview.md)).

Admins are provided with a manageable interface, which allows to [monitor the crowdfunding campaigns](/product-guide/admins/crowdfunding-campaigns-management/monitor-the-existing-crowdfunding-campaigns.md), [see the participants ](/product-guide/admins/crowdfunding-campaigns-management/see-the-participants-of-a-crowdfunding-campaign.md)of a campaign, and [review the requests on the creation](/product-guide/admins/crowdfunding-campaigns-management/review-the-crowdfunding-campaign-creation-request.md) of them.


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