GuShiio.com In this article, PANNews takes stock of six high-profile newbies on the Launchpad platform. These platforms are mainly Solana, with their own business models and showing innovative attempts in terms of security, gameplay diversity and popularity, but the core still revolves around MEME.
Author: Nancy, PANews
After Pump.fun, the “rich engine”, stalled, a number of emerging launch platforms emerged in the market. In this article, PANNews takes stock of six high-profile newbies on the Launchpad platform. These platforms are mainly Solana, and their business models have their own characteristics, including time tokenization, social token issuance, AI gamification competition and social points mechanism., etc., showing innovative attempts in terms of security, gameplay diversity and popularity, but the core still revolves around MEME. However, at this stage, most of these platforms are facing the challenges of low market participation and insufficient liquidity.
Time.fun
Time.fun is a time tokenization platform that combines MEME and SocialFi elements. The target users are more inclined to the fan economy. It was incubated by Alliance DAO and has migrated from Base to Solana. Time.fun is designed to tokenize “time”, allowing creators (founders/influencers/investors/musicians, etc.) to convert their time into tradable digital assets and issue personal time tokens in minutes. Fans or supporters can purchase these tokens to communicate one-on-one with the creators, consult, or obtain other forms of interactive services.
Unlike Pump.fun, Time.fun uses USDC for trading and requires X verification when setting pricing. During the creation process, creators have the right to choose to allocate income to charities in different proportions. According to official disclosures, the platform has donated US$100,000 within 26 hours of release. In terms of functionality, Time.fun has elements such as Group chats, voice calls and video calls. In the next few weeks, functions such as auctions (creators can initiate open auctions for any item) and booking calls with creators will be introduced.
Currently, dozens of creators including Solana Toly, Solana Raj Goka, Helius CEO Mert Mumtaz, Infinex founder KainWarwick, SendAI founder Yash Agarwal, Alliance DAO partner Qiao Wang and DeFi researcher Ignas have settled in. However, despite strong official support from Solana, current market participation is still low, and the $toly token with the highest market value is currently less than US$6 million.
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Super Exchange
Super Exchange is a Solana-based token issuance and trading platform driven by the Infinite Bonding Curve. It aims to provide strong liquidity and fair price discovery, eliminating the shortcomings of traditional trading platforms, such as insider manipulation and liquidity risk.
GMGN data shows that as of publication, the market value of $SUPER exceeded US$330 million.
top.fun
top.fun is a social token issuance platform that aims to make token holding meaningful, simple and social through a community-driven ecosystem. Unlike traditional token issuance platforms, top.fun’s goal is to provide users with a more transparent, fair and interesting experience through innovative (3,3) mechanisms. Its core features include vetted token issuance, fees flowing into the liquidity pool, SOL airdrops for coin holders, integrated Apple Pay and community-driven rewards. top.fun has issued its first token,$TOP. It is worth mentioning that Pump.fun founder alon is one of the X account followers of top.fun. Unlike Pump.fun, top.fun places more emphasis on mobile experience and revenue distribution.
Monsters.fun
Monsters.fun is based on Abstract, allowing users to create and cultivate their own digital monster AI Agents and increase their value by binding curve tokens. It is planned to be launched in March 2025. Compared with Pump.fun, Monsters.fun prefers AI and game competition rather than pure token speculation.
The platform’s gameplay combines role-playing games (RPG) and token economics, allowing players to engage their monsters in turn-based battles and is driven by strategy. Monsters can learn from each encounter and evolve their tactics in real time. Since each Agent is associated with a binding curve token, its value expands as market capital changes. At the same time, Monsters.fun also provides an immersive, AI-driven experience based on a16z’s open source AI Town project, aiming to create a virtual world full of personality and vitality. Currently, Monsters.fun invites users to join through a whitelisting mechanism.
Nad.fun
Nad.fun is a social MEME launch platform in the Monad ecosystem. It encourages users to create tokens and increase airdrop opportunities through a points mechanism, and ensures fairness through an anti-MEV (Maximize Extractable Value) mechanism. Nad.fun combines the communication mechanism of social media. Users can accumulate points by posting content, forwarding or interacting on X. These points can eventually be converted into corresponding rewards, including LP fees and airdrops. In addition, Nad.fun also supports AI Agent participation. Through recommendation links and social interactions, AI Agents can also earn rewards from the platform. Currently, Nad.fun is still in the testing stage.
NetMind XYZ
NetMind XYZ is the AI Agent Launchpad platform launched by NetMind.AI on BNB Chain. NetMind XYZ is based on an advanced multi-agent framework and supports four AI models including Llama, ChatGPT, Claude, and DeepSeek. Users can create a private or public agent. Among them, private agents are limited to creators and cannot issue tokens, while public agents are open to everyone. Users can achieve an initial agent offering (IAO) by generating an agent’s token and pairing it with NetMind’s utility token $NMT for trading. These tokens will be locked for ten years through smart contracts.
