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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: notfairchild on September 29, 2021, 03:50:59 PM
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Hi everyone.
I'm looking to raise funds for my crypto project through some launchpad. Some people have suggested me those big pads like Trustswap and Binance it is very unlikely they will list my project without looking at my past experience.
It's a fun gaming project and I'm also going to have full detailed whitepaper ready as soon as I find any launch pad.
I'm not a big guy, only way I can start this project is through fund raising, means this project can only go into development after the token sale.
Don't know how much time it should take to develope buts it's a simple card game having both modes PVC and PVP and not much as of now.
What do you think which place would be best to raise funds?
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Mate i think you should try small launchpad's ,that give you a better chance imo. Have you ever tried VENT? you could do some research about it and see if it fits to you. They are currently working on their swap mechanism but also Launchpad is avaliable,hope you gonna make huge profits for ur work,good luck
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You could look KaizenFinance,i think it could fix your problem.Im not sure what do you expect from launchpad but Kaizen probably would help a lot. Good luck ;)
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You could look KaizenFinance,i think it could fix your problem.Im not sure what do you expect from launchpad but Kaizen probably would help a lot. Good luck ;)
Kaizen is selecting potentially big projects mate. Did you ever see any project that doesn't made tons of profits that launch on Kaizen before? Probably you need more research about Kaizen :))
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You could look KaizenFinance,i think it could fix your problem.Im not sure what do you expect from launchpad but Kaizen probably would help a lot. Good luck ;)
I don't think Kaizen is for small start-ups. Their launches were dope mate. I believe they are targeting potentially big projects tbh.
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If you are working on metaverse, I suggest you to check Paragen first. They're first multi-chain mv incubator and it could help your business too. You could check to see if they're fit for ur start-up.
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You could look KaizenFinance,i think it could fix your problem.Im not sure what do you expect from launchpad but Kaizen probably would help a lot. Good luck ;)
Kaizen's upcoming IDO's seems pretty epic! I believe if the team continue to launch that kind of good projects, they could be an elite lpad!
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Join upcoming IDO's lol. What kind of question is this? I've been following Swing and their IDO is coming, maybe you could try your luck in there?
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For small and even bigger projects decentralized launchpads such as PinkSale and DXSale are working well, no pre-screening if you don't want KYC/Audit. Up to you. Have seen at PinkSale projects raising up to 9000 BNB... smallest just something like 2 BNB :)
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For small and even bigger projects decentralized launchpads such as PinkSale and DXSale are working well, no pre-screening if you don't want KYC/Audit. Up to you. Have seen at PinkSale projects raising up to 9000 BNB... smallest just something like 2 BNB :)
They offer launchpads for multiple blockchains such as Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Ethereum etc., and I think listing costs are reasonable, something like 1BNB + 2% of tokens if I remember right.
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Certainly! If you're exploring launchpads for fundraising and considering options beyond Trustswap and Binance, you might want to look into:
PancakeSwap (CAKE): Popular on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), it supports various projects.
Uniswap (UNI): A decentralized exchange on Ethereum, known for launching new tokens.
Polkastarter (POLS): Focused on cross-chain token pools, suitable for projects in the Polkadot ecosystem.
DuckStarter (EGG): Operating on the Polygon network, it's gaining traction for new projects.
Balancer (BAL): An automated portfolio manager and decentralized exchange, occasionally used for token launches.
Kyber Network (KNC): A liquidity protocol on Ethereum that can facilitate token sales.
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Certainly! If you're exploring launchpads for fundraising and considering options beyond Trustswap and Binance, you might want to look into:
You do realize OP has been last active on February 24, 2022 so he either got his project funded or moved to other things, right? ;)