The most efficient way to make money in crypto is
to get in early. And the best way to do this is by using a crypto launchpad. As the name suggests,
launchpads allow you to ape into a project the moment it launches and then reap the rewards
as it gains momentum. That’s why today we’ll be telling you about five of the most popular
crypto launchpads out there and how you can use them to send your portfolio to the moon. My
name is Guy and you’re watching the Coin Bureau. Okay, before we begin, you need to know that I’m
not a financial adviser and nothing in this video should be taken as financial or investment
advice. This video is purely for educational and entertainment purposes meant to inform you
about five of the leading crypto launchpads. So, if that sounds good to you, fire up those like and
subscribe buttons, punch that notification bell, and let’s dive in. Now, in case you’re unfamiliar
with launchpads, here’s everything you need to know. A crypto launchpad is a platform that
supports tokens that have just launched. Now, there’s a few different types of launchpad,
but the main ones are initial coin offerings or ICOs and initial DEX offerings or ideas.
ICOs are basically pre-sales where investors buy tokens at a set price before public trading.
Ideos on the other hand launch tokens directly on a decentralized exchange or DEX letting just
about anyone ape in early. Now these days ICOs aren’t nearly as popular as they once were.
Mainly because they’ve created the perception among investors over the years that only those
who get in really early will walk away with big gains. And this means that crypto projects that
launch via ICO don’t tend to do nearly as well as they used to. Today, ideas are the most
common launch method due to their de facto democratization of early stage investing, and
they’ve started to gain traction in recent months, the more that modern-day ICOs have fallen flat
on their faces. Now, while each launchpad in today’s video is awesome in its own right,
I want to start things off with a pro tip. That’s because you can actually access all five
of these launchpads and more by using a platform called Axiom. Axiom is a decentralized trading
terminal designed for early token launches, especially memecoins. It brings all the top dexes
and launchpads into a single streamlined platform, making it easy to track them all. Axiom lets
users place spot trades, set limit orders, and use advanced trading view charts on any newly launched
tokens. It also offers real-time analytics, wallet tracking, sniper and bundle detection tools, and
even a built-in Twitter tracker to follow relevant X accounts. And for anyone who’s interested,
Axiom’s Pulse dashboard lets you track the latest memecoin launches across all major launchpads.
Handy filters let you choose which launchpads to monitor, and you can sort by key metrics like
token age, liquidity, and market cap, giving you everything you need to find those hidden gems. And
best of all, you can earn rewards in Soul just for using the platform. And if you sign up using our
exclusive link, then you’ll get 10% cash back for life, plus a 2x points multiplier to help you
stack those rewards even faster. So, what are you waiting for? Hit the link in the description
or scan the QR code on screen to get started now. Anyways, the first launchpad we’ll be covering
today is the one and only pump.fun. Now, it was basically the original memecoin launchpad on
Salana, and it paved the way for other launchpads to follow suit, including the others we’ll
be mentioning later on. Pumpf fun launched in January 2024, and it was founded by three memecoin
traders, Noah Tweedell, Alan Cohen, and Dylan Kur. All three were tired of getting rugged when aping
into new memecoins, so they created Pump. Fun to let anyone launch memecoins with standardized
rugproof rules. As Noah explained, quote, “The idea with Pump was to build something where
everyone was on the same playing field.” Now, prior to Pump. Fun, launching a memecoin required
a bit more effort. Not only would every parameter of the token need to be coded, but the project’s
devs would also need to provide enough liquidity for the token to be tradable. However, Pump.
Fun abstracts all of these complexities away, allowing anyone to easily create a memecoin at
almost zero cost. And Pump. Fun uses an innovative bonding curve model that dynamically adjusts
token prices based on demand. This model also incorporates a burn mechanism to manage supply and
incentivize early investors to hold. This ensures stronger liquidity while protecting against price
manipulation. Notably, every pump fund project is fair launched with a supply of 1 billion tokens
with no pre-sales or team allocations to prevent insiders from dumping tokens on investors.
Once a token reaches a sufficient size, it automatically gets listed on Pump Swap, the
platform’s native DEX, where it’s accessible to a wider array of investors. Now, using Pumpfun is
easy thanks to its simple interface. Just create a profile by connecting any Salana compatible wallet
and you’ll see a continuous feed of new tokens to explore. Once you find one that interests you,
you can trade it directly within the Pump. Fun web app. But maybe you have an idea for your own
project. Well, creating a token on Pump. Fun is quick and easy. Just click start a new coin, enter
the token’s name, ticker, and upload an image. You can add a description and links to the
project’s X, Telegram, and website if they exist. Then click create coin, decide if you want
to buy some tokens before launch, and confirm. It really is that simple. And this very simplicity
is precisely what sparked Salana’s memecoin mania last year, which ultimately boosted demand for
Soul and helped push its price way higher. Anyhow, creating a token on Pump. fund is free, but
there’s a 1% fee for trades made while still on the bonding curve. Once the token graduates
to Pump Swap, every trade incurs a 0.3% fee, with 0.05% of all trading fees going directly to
the token’s creator. According to June Analytics, over 12 million tokens have been launched on Pump.
Fun. And thanks to its fees, it’s generated more than $700 million in total revenue. At one point,
pumpf fun surpassed Ethereum in daily revenue. The entire Ethereum blockchain. That is crazy stuff.
Now, the second launchpad on our list is Let’s Bonk.fun, which launched on the 25th of April
this year. As you’ll have guessed, Let’s Bonk was built by Bonk Memecoin Enthusiasts, led by a
pseudonmous developer who goes by Soulport Tom. Let’s Bonk was developed in partnership with the
Radium DEX and it offers a user-friendly interface allowing anyone to create and launch their own
tokens regardless of coding abilities all while staying transparent. So then how do you actually
use Let’s Bonk? Well, first you’ll need to connect your Phantom wallet to the web app. Just above the
featured coins section on the main page, you’ll find a search bar with five buttons next to it.
The first three being labeled last trade, creation time, and heating up. Last trade shows you the
token that was most recently traded, although this seems to be a little inconsistent. The creation
time button shows you the latest tokens created on the platform, and the heating up button shows
you tokens that are ramping up in market cap and could soon migrate. Just like pump.fun, creating a
token on Let’s Bonk is simple, but comes with some added flexibility. To get started, hit the launch
token button in the top right. From there, enter the token’s name, ticker, and upload an image.
Next, set the token’s supply. You can choose from preset amounts ranging from 69 million to 1
trillion tokens, or enter a custom number. Then, fill in an optional buy amount, set your slippage
tolerance, and click create. Like pumpf fun, tokens launched on Let’s Bonk go through a bonding
curve mechanism. Unlike pumpf fun though, tokens launched on Let’s Bonk are immediately integrated
into Radium’s liquidity pools and accessible via Jupiter’s rooting network, giving them instant
DEX liquidity. 75% of supply will then lock into a bonding curve smart contract, which adjusts
the token’s price based on supply and demand. The remaining 25% is put into a separate pool
which the creator can use for future airdrops, ecosystem grants, token rewards, and whatever
else they see fit. Let’s Bonk charges a flat 1% swap fee along with a small post migration volume
fee for trades on Radium, typically 0.1 to 0.2%. What’s great is that Let’s Bonk openly displays
key metrics including the total number of tokens launched, platform revenue, and how that
revenue is distributed. At the time of shooting, over 680,000 tokens have been launched on Let’s
Bonk, generating more than 264,000 soul in fee revenue. Of this 50% is used to buy and burn bonk
tokens from the open market while 15% is allocated towards purchasing bonk soul a liquid staking
derivative of soul. Roughly 7% is allocated to building a reserve of graphite protocols GP
token which provides infrastructure for let’s bonk another 7% is allocated to hiring and growth.
7% to development and integration. 4% to SBR initiatives, presumably the strategic Bonk reserve
that Bonk has been teasing for months. 4% to Bonk user rewards and 4% to marketing. By early July
this year, Let’s Bonk had flipped Pump. Fun by daily revenue and has kept on growing. Indeed, at
the time of shooting, Defy Lama shows that Let’s Bonk is the top launchpad by revenue. Now, the
third launchpad on our list is the Believe app, aka Believe, which was founded by Ben Pastanac.
It launched in January 2025 as clout.mme, but rebranded in April to the Believe.app. Now, what’s
unique about Believe is that it lets you launch tokens by posting on X and tagging at launchercoin
with a token name and a ticker. Believe’s backend detects the reply, checks that the tweet’s
engagement meets a certain threshold, and then creates the token on the Salana blockchain.
Once created, the token trades on a dynamic bonding curve with a graduation level set at a $1
million market cap. After hitting that threshold, the token gets launched into the broader Salana
ecosystem via Meteora. Now, it’s important to note though that Believe is geared more towards
web 2 developers and focuses on tokens with real utility, not just speculation. Anyway, you can
easily trade tokens directly on the Believe web app or mobile app, which is available on Android
and iOS. The app is pretty basic though and misses advanced trading tools, charts, or detailed
analytics that traders usually need. As such, the best way to trade new Believe tokens is on
platforms like Axiom. And remember, you can sign up for Axiom using the link in the description. In
any case, there’s a 2% fee on every buy or sell of tokens launched through the Believe app. That fee
is split 7030 with 70% going to creators and 30% going to Believe. According to June Analytics,
over 41,000 tokens have been launched via the Believe app. There’s no comprehensive data
on Believe’s total revenue, but with around $4 billion of trading volume noted by June, 2%
works out to $80 million of fees with 56 million going to creators and 24 million going to Believe.
Not too shabby for a launchpad that’s only been around for a few months. Now, the fourth launchpad
on today’s list is Moonshot, a mobile app that was released in July 2024. The app is powered
by Turnkey, the same firm that built Coinbase Custody, the world’s largest crypto custodian,
but the team behind Moonshot itself isn’t publicly known. That said, in January this year, a
majority stake in Moonshot was bought by Jupiter, Salana’s largest decks. Anyway, the Moonshot
app is specifically built for memecoin traders. And what’s awesome is that the app is extremely
beginner friendly and abstracts away almost all of the complexities you see in other launchpads.
There’s no need to mess around with wallets or bridges because you can simply buy and sell meme
coins directly within the app. Pretty sweet. However, this simplicity also comes at a cost
because it means that some key features such as charts are quite basic. If you’re an aspiring pro
trader, you may want to stick to trading moonshot tokens on Axiom if you want access to the usual
trading tools and indicators. But if you want to stick with the Moonshot app, you can easily
create an account using an email address. Once that’s done, you’ll see some of the top performing
meme coins right there on the home screen. There are a few sections screaming for your attention.
Spotlight, top gainers, and trending. And you can also use the search bar at the top of the screen
to search for a specific token. Once you’ve eyed up a potential winner, you can choose to buy
that token either with your deposited cash or crypto funds, or you can buy directly using Apple
or Google Pay. But can you use Moonshot to create a token? Well, as it happens, you most certainly
can. In late June, Moonshot introduced Moonshot Create, which allows iOS users to literally launch
a memecoin on their phone in seconds. To do this, simply navigate to the create tab at the bottom
of the screen and then hit the create coin button. Then click next on the messages that pop up
and agree to the T’s and C’s. You can enter the token’s ticker, give it a name and description,
upload an image, and add links to the website and X account if they exist. Then just swipe to launch
with Apple Pay and your token will be created. Now, originally tokens launched on Moonshot Create
that hadn’t bonded yet were subject to a 0.5% fee, which was reduced to 0.3% after bonding. However,
less than 2 weeks after Moonshot Create was launched, the app announced that token launches
on the platform are now free, but creators can earn 50% of the trading fees. Okay, the fifth and
final launchpad for today is Radium’s Launch Lab, which was unveiled in April this year. It was
created by key members of Radium’s psymous team, including Alpha Ray, who leads strategy and
operations, X-Ray, Radium’s chief of technology, and Gammaray, Radium’s head of marketing and
communications. Before Launch Lab, Radium’s revenue soared thanks to the memecoin frenzy over
on Pump. Fun. But in April, Pump. Fun launched its own Pump Swap DEX and ditched Radium, leading
Radium to create Launch Lab in response. So, to trade tokens on Launch Lab, connect to the web
app with any Salana compatible wallet. Then use the drop-own menu in the top left to switch
between views like hot tokens, aka trending, recently traded, new releases, and you can
even sort by market cap. Once you find a token you like, you can trade it directly on Radium and
even use advanced trading tools via Trading View. Creators can launch tokens on Launch Lab by
clicking the launch token button on the right. And here you’ll notice two tabs, a basic just
send it screen and an advanced option. As you’ll have already guessed, the just send it option
offers a simple layout with default settings. Creators enter the token’s name, ticker, upload an
image, and can add optional links to the project’s website and socials. There’s also a toggle called
creator LP fee share that lets creators claim 10% of LP fees after the token graduates. Conversely,
the advanced option gives creators more flexibility. There’s presets for token supply,
letting creators choose between 100 million, 1 billion, or 10 billion tokens. They can also set
the minimum soul needed for the token to migrate. But more importantly, they can also tweak the
parameters of the bonding curve by changing the percentage of tokens to be sold or sent to
the liquidity pool on migration and can also set the percentage of tokens that will be locked and
vested. Now, when creators opt into the fee share, their token automatically integrates with Radium’s
burn and earn feature. This lets them lock or burn LP tokens for long-term stability and earn a fee
key NFT, allowing them to claim 10% of trading fees once the pool graduates to a Radium AMM pool.
Now, the platform charges a 1% transaction fee. 50% of this goes to the community pool. 25% is
used to buy back Radium’s native Ray token and the remainder is used for Radium’s infrastructure
and operations. According to June Analytics, over 760,000 tokens have been created on Launch Lab,
helping Radium generate over 11 million in revenue in just a few months. Okay, and that just about
wraps up our top five launchpads, folks. But which ones did we miss that you think deserve to be on
this list? Let us know in the comments. If you want to learn about how to find 100x tokens before
they pump, then check out the video right over here. And if you want to learn about Pumpfund’s
recent token launch, check out the video right over here. Okay, thank you all for watching and
we’ll see you next time. This is Guy signing off.
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