Problems to Solve

Problems with Current Web3 Launchpads

High Barriers to Entry: Many launchpads require significant capital or technical expertise, thus excluding smaller investors and creators.

Centralization Risks: Despite being in the Web3 space, many launchpads operate under centralized structures, limiting transparency and user control.

Lack of Interoperability: Many platforms focus on single blockchain ecosystems, which restricts access for multi-chain users, thus reducing liquidity.

Limited User Engagement: Current launchpads often fail to create engaging user experiences, leading to lower community participation, and lower success rates.

Inefficient Fundraising Models: Token sales on existing launchpad may not effectively distribute tokens to long-term supporters, instead favoring speculative participants.

Poor Reward Mechanisms: Many launchpads lack innovative reward structures that incentivize sustained engagement.