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Additional disclosures regarding AAE, the company, and this offering.
Last updated: August 27, 2026
1. Company
Legal name: AI Autoglass Experts Inc. Entity type: a company incorporated in Delaware, United States. Principal office: 110 E Main Street, Richardson, TX 75081. General contact: support@aiautoglassexperts.com. Website: https://aiautoglassexperts.com. AI Autoglass Experts Inc is a real automotive-glass business.
2. Business description
The company provides, or plans to provide, automotive-glass services such as repair, replacement, mobile service, and other related services that it actually offers. This Site identifies only services currently offered, or clearly labels planned services as future offerings.
3. Technology disclosure
The company's AI positioning reflects its technology vision, which may include software, AI-assisted operations, intelligent dispatch, scheduling, routing, diagnostics, automation, and machine vision. Future capabilities are not represented as deployed capabilities unless they are actually operational.
4. Robotics disclosure
The company plans to explore advanced automation and robotic systems for automotive-glass service. The long-term goal may include robotic systems capable of assisting with or performing a broad range of automotive-glass tasks. This is a technology-development objective, not a representation that fully autonomous robotic service is currently commercially deployed.
5. AAE token
Name: AI Autoglass Experts. Symbol: AAE. Blockchain: Solana. Token standard: Solana Token-2022. Total supply: 10,000,000,000 AAE. Decimals: 9. Initial reference price: $0.01. Production mint address, program address, and network (devnet or mainnet) will be published here once the token is deployed to production — they are intentionally left blank until that is true, rather than shown as placeholder values.
6. Intended ownership structure
The company currently intends AAE to form part of a blockchain-based ownership and governance structure associated with approximately 40% of the company's equity, subject to the company's governing documents and applicable transaction documents. The precise legal rights, economic rights, voting rights, transfer rights, and other characteristics are determined by those documents — blockchain ownership records and legal corporate records must be interpreted together according to the final structure.
7. Token allocation
Current planned supply allocation is published on the Tokenomics page and is the single source of truth for these figures. As of this draft: Initial Release 40% (4,000,000,000 AAE), allocated to the presale and early investors; Future Release 20% (2,000,000,000 AAE), reserved for later distribution; Treasury / Strategic Reserve 15% (1,500,000,000 AAE); Company / Operations Reserve 10% (1,000,000,000 AAE); and Marketing / Growth 15% (1,500,000,000 AAE) — together totaling 10,000,000,000 AAE. The Treasury, Operations, and Marketing categories are subject to the vesting schedules described below.
8. Planned vesting and release
The company's operations, treasury, and marketing reserves are subject to vesting rather than being released in full at token generation. Company/operations allocations are intended to carry an initial unlock followed by a cliff and a multi-year linear release; treasury and strategic-reserve allocations are intended to carry a longer cliff followed by a multi-year quarterly release; and marketing/growth allocations are intended to carry a shorter cliff with a multi-year monthly release. The exact percentages, cliff lengths, and release cadence actually applied to each category are implemented directly in the vesting system and visible per-grant in the investor portal once a grant is issued, rather than restated here as fixed figures that could drift out of sync with what is actually implemented.
9. Reference price and illustrative valuation
At the 10,000,000,000-token total supply and the $0.01 reference price shown above, the resulting mathematical total is $100,000,000. If the entire AAE supply represents 40% of company equity per the intended ownership structure in Section 6, the corresponding mathematical implied company valuation is $250,000,000. This is an illustrative mathematical calculation based on the stated reference-price and ownership assumptions — it is not an independent appraisal, fairness opinion, valuation report, or guarantee of company value.
10. Voting disclosure
AAE is intended to support token-weighted governance. Subject to the final governance framework, qualifying AAE holdings may determine voting weight, larger qualifying holdings generally create greater voting power, voting may use a snapshot, and proposals may carry thresholds, quorum requirements, and delegation. A blockchain vote does not automatically override the company's governing documents.
11. Trading and marketplace disclosure
The company may develop a marketplace or other transfer mechanism for eligible AAE holders. Availability may depend on eligibility, jurisdiction, transfer rules, lockups, holding limits, liquidity, market infrastructure, and other applicable requirements. The company does not guarantee exchange listing, DEX listing, listing on a market-data aggregator, liquidity, or continuous trading.
12. Presale disclosure
If enabled, the presale may involve eligibility checks, identity verification, wallet verification, document acceptance, contribution limits, allocation limits, payment verification, and vesting. The Platform displays whether a presale is in draft, scheduled, live, paused, ended, or closed status — the mere existence of a presale page does not mean an offering is currently open.
13. Payment disclosure
The Platform may support USDC, SOL, and fiat payment methods when configured. Only official payment instructions shown through the authenticated Platform should be used — the company is not responsible for payments sent to incorrect or unofficial addresses.
14. Blockchain disclosure
AAE may use Solana Token-2022 and application-specific programs. Blockchain records may be public and persistent, and the company does not control the public nature of the Solana network.
15. Smart-contract disclosure
Until an independent security review has been completed and published, applicable smart-contract infrastructure should be treated as unaudited and pre-audit. After a completed audit is published, this section will identify the auditor and report date. An audit does not guarantee that software is free of vulnerabilities.
16. Financial and business metrics
All financial, operating, customer, technician, fleet, service-area, growth, and market statistics shown on the Platform are labeled accurately as actual, historical, current, estimated, target, projected, or illustrative, as applicable. Projections or targets are never presented as historical facts.
17. Partnerships
Partnerships, certifications, supplier relationships, insurer relationships, integrations, customer relationships, and strategic relationships are disclosed only when they actually exist.
18. No investment advice
Nothing on the Platform constitutes investment, legal, tax, accounting, or financial advice.
19. No guaranteed returns
The company makes no guarantee regarding appreciation, returns, dividends, distributions, buybacks, redemption, liquidity, future price, or profit.
20. No guarantee of regulation or approval
The company does not state or imply that AAE has been approved, endorsed, certified, or guaranteed by a government agency unless an official approval has actually been obtained and is specifically identified. Tokenized securities remain securities represented by crypto assets — tokenization does not by itself remove the underlying legal character of the instrument.
21. No guarantee of future technology
References to AI, automation, robotics, geographic expansion, or future products describe plans or objectives unless explicitly identified as deployed.
22. Conflicts and related-party matters
Individuals involved in operating the company may also hold roles related to AAE's administration, including governance parameter configuration and treasury management. Material conflicts of interest and related-party transactions beyond this will be disclosed here if and when they arise.
23. Treasury transparency
The company intends to publish appropriate treasury information, which may include treasury wallet addresses, AAE balances, major treasury transfers, allocation purpose, and vesting or release information. Certain information may be withheld when necessary for privacy, security, legal, or operational reasons.
24. Document priority
If information differs between website marketing content and formal transaction documentation, the following priority applies to the extent permitted by law: executed legal agreements; corporate governing documents; official offering documents; approved transaction terms; Platform disclosures; then marketing materials.
25. Forward-looking statements
Statements concerning future growth, technology, AI, robotics, automation, expansion, products, governance, and platform development involve assumptions and uncertainties. Actual results may differ.
26. Risk disclosure
Review the complete Risk Disclosure page before participating in any AAE-related transaction.
27. Privacy
Personal information is handled according to the Privacy Policy.
28. Contact
Questions about these disclosures can be sent through the Contact page.