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That's great! It makes your project less risky for investors.
I've just talked to a similar proj and there is such a differentiation there that's why I asked you too.
I think I may join you some time later (after I study the market and crypto better)

Yes. I came across such projects too.
I don't clearly understand how they can technically divide their tokens on sub-tokens.
They argue that it's better for start-ups coins distribution.

I think such feature can be useful when a person wants to invest in only one product.
If I like only one product and it fails to launch what should I do with tokens? (it's just for me to understand this project better)

There is no problem here. You won't lose your money. You can trade tokens on exchanges or just exchange them for another currency.

It seems to be a good variant of way out.
The only minus here that I see is fee(s) for transaction(s).

It's not a minus only of our project. It's general.
There are always fees during transactions (and not only in cryptocurrency).

And I've heard there are some projects which have zero fee transactions. But as far as I understand that considers transactions inside their platform.

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