Blockchain 101: The Ultimate Guide to Top Launchpads (Solana Edition)
A deep dive into Solana’s leading launchpads.
Solana, again.
You might remember my first piece on Solana — a deep dive into its chaotic yet glorious history (a.k.a the very piece that marked the beginning of Station 101). If Solana were a huge rainforest back in 2022-2023, it would’ve looked half-destroyed from above—burned by every vile attack and market breakdown.
But as the years go by, this rainforest has begun to heal as new projects sprout, communities take root, and the ecosystem slowly regrows its canopy of innovation. And the launchpads have partially played a meaningful role in accelerating its regrowth.
What Is A Launchpad In Crypto?
“Launchpad” in the cryptocurrency context refers to a decentralized exchange (DEX)-based platform that introduces investors to early-stage projects seeking funding. A portion of the tokens from these projects will be distributed to investors before they are listed publicly [1].
To most investors, this is their chance to purchase tokens of “potential” projects at a cheap price before they get a bump in their value in the future.
In simpler words, launchpads are like…Shark Tank, but for crypto.
However, there are some launchpads that incorporate decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) principles, allowing token holders to vote on which projects are accepted or on important proposals that shape the project’s future value.
It’s worth noting that without skepticism and due diligence, investors could fall victim to “scam” projects disguised as community-driven innovations (or “rug pulls” in crypto terminology). Even when they know they’ve been scammed, seeking legal recourse from law enforcers is out of the question—blockchain transactions are notoriously difficult to trace due to their pseudonymous nature.
Assuming that you have a promising NFT collection, a viral token, a decision to make or simply an innovative solution created from sweat and tears, picking the right launchpad to kick things off can be a challenge.
Enough theory—let’s break down some of the biggest launchpads on Solana that are actually worth your two cents.
Which Launchpad To Go With?
a. Pump.fun
Quick. Stupidly easy. User-friendly. That’s what Pump.fun is all about.
Pump.fun is simply a marketplace that empowers its users to create and launch any tokens with hardly any effort or resources invested. The best thing about this platform is that it simplifies the token creation process to the point where even a total beginner without any prior knowledge of crypto could easily create their own token.
Therefore, its main users are mostly solo developers, small-sized teams, budget-tight projects, and well, noobs. Pump.fun has gained massive traction in recent years, especially as the go-to launchpad for memecoins. As of June 2025, over 11.3M memecoins have been launched through Pump.fun [2], generating over 3.3M SOL (~$480M as of writing) in revenues [3].
*Side note: Memecoin refers to the cryptocurrency that is created to reflect the viral Internet memes, trends, or characters of interest [4]. Two of the first memecoins to ever walk the Earth are BellsCoin and, more popularly, DogeCoin.
Memecoins are created as fun, community-driven assets. Most memecoins don’t come across as serious investment vehicles and shouldn’t be considered as such.
The platform has brought in a staggering $39.45M in revenue from fees in May 2025, with daily fees peaking at $2.06M in the same month [5].
Just looking at Pump.fun’s performance in the last 30 days, the explosive transaction growth has just confirmed the platform remains a hyperactive launchpad on Solana, pulling in over $1.2B in incoming volume in just a month, despite a drop in unique users [6].
Key Features of Pump.fun
Quick Token Creation
You have an idea for a viral memecoin? Flying solo with no budget and zero technical knowledge? Pump.fun got it all covered for you.
All you need to do is lay out every detail of your token, give it a catchy name, a bombastic image, a badass description, hit the button and voila, the token is now available for trading. After the token has been launched successfully, Pump.fun will handle the rest of the work, from determining the token price to locking liquidity.
You must do your own marketing, though. Perhaps keeping your fingers crossed that some day Elon Musk would yap about it on his X/Twitter.
Bonding Curve Model
The platform relies on a bonding curve model that adjusts the token price, ensuring early buyers get in cheaper and prices adjust with demand. This model’s core principle is straightforward: great transaction volume would drive the token price to climb along the predefined curve, and vice versa.
For example, when you create a token, an initial supply of 800M tokens is allocated to the bonding curve for public sale. As the supply is greater than the demand, your token price will be relatively low. Memecoins with rising popularity will “graduate” from Pump.fun and be listed on other DEXs. Some even have climbed their way to success on large CEXs.
Unlike traditional static pricing, this model reflects buying interest and adjusts the pricing in real time. That can prevent certain types of manipulation, like artificially inflating early prices or underpricing tokens for insiders.
Liquidity Provision
One of the most important phases of a memecoin launched on Pump.fun would be its “graduation.”
Graduation refers to the fact that the token has previously achieved a market capitalization threshold of around $61,000 on the platform. At this point, a portion of the SOL collected during the bonding curve sale is automatically used to create a liquidity pool, which is then deployed on PumpSwap, Pump.fun’s own Automated Market Maker (AMM), or on other DEXs like Raydium [7].
While this transition increases exposure and improves tradability, it also introduces new risks—such as price volatility when creators withdraw their funds from external DEXs, causing the price to plummet. These incidents are also known as “post-graduation rug pulls.” [8]
Fair-Launch Mechanism
Pump.fun utilizes a fair-launch mechanism, meaning there are no pre-allocations for team members or insiders. Fair-launch tokens allow everyone to participate on equal footing, without the fear of team insiders dumping pre-allocated tokens on the community.
Case Study
Take a look at $PNUT (Peanut) - one of the most extraordinary success stories of memecoins on Pump.fun.
Drawing inspiration from a rescued squirrel named Peanut, whose unique bond with his owner became an Internet sensation and whose subsequent passing inspired a community-driven tribute.
Just a week after its launch in November 2024, $PNUT graduated from Pump.fun, quickly followed by an announcement from Binance confirming its upcoming listing on the platform. The token pulled in a whooping $1.1 billion market cap with a 24-hour trading volume surpassing $1.3B [9] during its peak, backed by the acknowledgement of various public figures, including Elon Musk, Nick Langworthy, and even President Donald Trump [10].
The brilliant combination of hyperactive community engagement, viral marketing, and clever gamified tokenomics has solidified PNUT's position as a breakout star in the memecoin sector, before volatility kicked in.
Challenges And Risks
Rug Pulls
Despite implementing safeguards, investors are not actually protected from rug pulls when trading on Pump.fun.
In fact, there are projects that use different tactics to manipulate the bonding curve to pump the prices. Some might use multiple wallets to purchase and sell the token repeatedly to drive the price up, tricking the others into believing that the token is in great demand.
Another shady scheme frequently used is volume bots. These bots are created to serve the sole purpose of simulating real trading activities. Volume bots are typically associated with large-scale rug pulls where the creator tries to make their token stand out on the marketplace. They can deploy these bots to flood the token, creating an illusion of an overwhelming demand.
High Volatility
Sometimes, rug pulls aren’t the only thing causing volatility, and memecoins are notoriously known for this, unfortunately. One could never guess if the price will go up or hit the ground in the next couple of hours.
A trending meme on X/Twitter, a new trend emerged, another bored influencer partaking in a silly challenge could easily ride that price up and down like a roller coaster, and no one knows when the hype will die out.
Lack of Long-term Utility
Most tokens launched on Pump.fun are memecoins with no road map, developer teams, or a feasible vesting schedule for investors. People often create these tokens with a silly trend in mind, just to watch it collapse later when the fun ends.
Therefore, if your project is backed by a large team of experienced developers and seasoned advisors, even testing the water on Pump.fun would be the last thing you want to do.
So, Who Is It For?
Lone rangers, memecoin enthusiasts and investors alike, newcomers with little to no experience are welcome to join Pump.fun. All it takes is an idea, a good sense of humor, and a curious mind to turn your tokens into tradeable assets on the platform.
However, Pump.fun is not a top choice if you wish to embark on a more serious journey beyond the silly memecoins—as it lacks guardrails, support systems, and sustainable tooling for founders who plan to build top-tiered projects.
b. Solanium
High-quality. Large-scale IDOs. Chef kiss.
Now let’s level up the game. You won’t see any top-tiered, well-structured, polished projects listed on Pump.fun, instead, there is a launchpad specifically tailored to innovations of a larger scale—Solanium.
Solanium is one of Solana’s most reputable launchpads, aimed at professional, utility-driven projects. With the vision of being an all-in-one solution for Solana, the platform introduces multichain support, an integrated wallet, portfolio management, and so much more than just an IDO facilitator.
Since its inception in 2021, Solanium has helped launch over 50 IDOs with a combined raise of more than $20.6M in funds [11], attracting top-tier venture capital firms such as Rarestone Capital, MEXC, Skyvision Capital, etc. Projects launched on Solanium tend to lean slightly toward the NFT sector, with around 33% incorporating NFT elements in their core offerings or utilities. Meanwhile, categories like Governance, AMMs, DEXs, and Data Services each account for about 16.67% of the platform’s launches on Solanium, reflecting a relatively balanced distribution across key infrastructure verticals.
Key Features of Solanium
Time-weighted Stake System
IDO (Initial DEX Offering) is a fundraising model in the cryptocurrency landscape. This model involves the act of buying tokens issued by projects directly on DEXs—such as Uniswap, Bancor, etc. In order to partake in IDOs or even receive IDO allocations on Solanium, one must stake Solanium’s native token, $SLIM.
By staking $SLIM tokens, investors receive a non-tradeable token called xSLIM, the amount of which is decided by the number of $SLIM tokens locked and the staking period [12]. Here’s the fun part: the amount of xSLIM tokens you hold determines your tier on the platform.
Although withdrawing the locked $SLIM before the timelock expires is not possible, investors can extend the staking period up to 1 year or increase the staking amount, which subsequently provides additional balance of xSLIM being held. For Tier 1-3 investors, IDO allocations will be provided based on a lottery system, with a 15% rate of winning for Tier 1, 30% for Tier 2, and 90% for Tier 3. Meanwhile, investors of higher tiers obtain guaranteed larger allocations [13].
Solanium utilizes the time-weighted stake system, meaning that the balance of xSLIM being held during the staking period will be linearly decreased since the time of lock. For example, let’s say you stake 1000 $SLIM tokens for 90 days (3 months), you will receive a balance of 2,000 xSLIM. This amount of xSLIM will slowly “decay” away as the unlock date approaches (roughly 22.22 xSLIM decay per day); however, your locked tokens won’t be affected.
To maintain your tier, restaking is required. Upon restaking your tokens, your xSLIM balance is renewed. This interesting mechanism encourages early and long-term commitment among investors to get the top tiers.
xSLIM Utilities
Other than determining tiers, xSLIM tokens also let their holders earn fees from IDO pools and vote on governance decisions.
In fact, Solanium considers its users “the last level of due diligence” [13], as it allows them to decide which projects are selected for launch on the platform, if the said projects manage to pass the interview conducted by the Solanium team prior.
So holding xSLIM tokens means that you have both a voice and a passive income stream.
Solanium Pools
One of the core functions of Solanium.
Pools are similar to launchpad pages, where projects distribute their tokens for fundraising or community sales. If you are planning to launch a token, you can create a pool, as long as you have a Solana wallet.
Creators with little to no coding knowledge could easily set up their own pool using Solanium’s simplified UI. Investors interacting with the pools can customize their UI to fit how they like.
While anyone could start their pools, there’s a fixed percentage of fees applied to each pool. A portion of the fees collected will be distributed to xSLIM holders while the rest goes to Governance Treasury [16].
High Project Vetting Standards
Did I say Solanium has a strict screening process to select projects that are allowed to launch on its platform?
Unlike other open-access platforms where anyone can create a token, Solanium maintains strict vetting criteria to ensure that only high-quality, legitimate, and well-prepared projects make it through. The vetting process includes evaluating the project's team background, long-term feasibility, and technical readiness. Developers are also required to conduct KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) procedures to prove their trustworthiness [16].
This heavy vetting process not only protects investors from potential scams or poorly managed launches but also ensures that the platform maintains its position as a launchpad of professionalism, security, and success.
User-friendly UI/UX
“We are giving high priority to both UI and UX, as we think good UI is one of the core principles that are currently lacking or not prioritized in the ecosystem. We feel that this is one of the most important factors to onboard new(bie) users to the Solana ecosystem.” [14]
One of Solanium’s key advantages over other Solana-based launchpads is its user-friendly interface. Even users who lack technical or coding experience could easily navigate Solanium without feeling too overwhelmed.
Case Study
Among the 50+ projects launched through Solanium, Cryowar stands out as one of its most successful cases, reaching an All-time high ROI of 224.64x — the highest ever recorded on the platform.
Cryowar is a real-time multiplayer PVP game combined with NFT elements, resulting in a hybrid experience where players can both enjoy skill-based traditional gameplay while participating in the blockchain-integrated ecosystem of the game—including DAO voting, NFT, and decentralized finance (DEFI) [17].
Numbers don’t lie:
IDO Date: Q4 2021
Total Funds Raised: ~$140,000 (USDC)
Initial Token Price: $0.028
ATH ROI: 224.64× as recorded on Solanium [18]
ATH Price: Around $6.29 shortly after launch [19]
The reason why Cryowar emerged victorious like that could be thanks to:
High-quality project: Cryowar is developed using Unreal Engine, which helps create most AAA-quality games nowadays. While the majority of NFT games focus more on the blockchain side instead of polishing their gameplay, Cryowar’s high-quality graphics appear to be a major credibility boost.
Solanium’s comprehensive support: The platform’s marketing, due diligence, and staking mechanisms ensured early access was given to a committed investor base, minimizing trade bots and pump-and-dump behavior
Challenges and Risks
Entry Barrier
Staking Solanium’s native token is required for any investors who wish to embark on the platform.
Lower-tier users are often placed in a lottery system with a relatively humble rate of winning, while ascending to top tiers usually consumes more $SLIM to be locked. This might as well be a major drawback for investors who are seeking short-term opportunities or those who expect guaranteed access to IDOs without the “power struggle.”
Strict Vetting Standards
The heavy vetting process could be both a quality control filter and a potential hurdle. While its goal is to ensure that only well-developed and high-quality projects pass, it also poses a significant barrier for early-stage projects or experimental innovations that fail to meet the strict criteria.
Low Number of IDOs
The entry barrier is one thing, the number of IDOs is another.
The platform noticeably has a lower number of IDOs compared to more open platforms. While this ensures higher project quality, it also means fewer opportunities for investors, especially for those seeking a more active portfolio strategy, and limited exposure and tougher competition for newer teams.
So, Who Is It For?
Serious people only, especially those who are highly knowledgeable and experienced in their fields of expertise, whether they are creators or investors of the projects.
For project founders, it offers a secure, compliant, and well-supported environment for token launching. For investors, Solanium provides access to top-tier projects with a prioritized position. Therefore, Solanium is best suited for people who value quality, credibility, and long-term commitment over quick money.
c. MetaDAO
If Pump.fun is for memecoin, Solanium is for large-scale DeFi blockbusters, then MetaDAO is for governance.
MetaDAO is a DAO-based launchpad that utilizes the concept of futarchy, a term coined by the economist Robin Hanson back in 2000. In order to understand the core principle of MetaDAO, we need to get to this question first: What is “futarchy”?
Futarchy had nothing to do with blockchain initially. In fact, Robin Hanson proposed it as a futuristic form of governance that revolves around the “Vote on Values, But Bet on Beliefs” ideal. According to his research paper, he believes that democracy decides what we value, while speculative markets decide how we achieve those values. By combining democratic clarity (“what we want”) with market efficiency (“how to get it”), a new governance model is created where prediction markets are used to make policy decisions after an initial democratic vote on societal goals.
“Under a new form of governance, we could formally defer to betting markets on matters of fact, while retaining representative democracy on matters of value. That is, we could vote on values but bet on beliefs.” [20]
However, futarchy is still a theoretical concept and hasn’t been applied in any countries yet. With the decentralized nature of blockchain, futarchy finds a promising testing ground in DAOs and Web3 governance systems—that is where MetaDAO comes in.
Being the first launchpad that put futarchy into practice, MetaDAO’s core mechanism is clear: decisions are made not by voting but by trading. Founded in 2023, despite being a relatively new face compared to other launchpads on Solana, MetaDAO has quickly proven itself a worthy opponent.
As of March 2025, MetaDAO has powered 62 futarchy markets spanning nine DAOs (including itself), 19 of which completed after post-election deployment [21]. Even the largest Solana-based DAOs—Jito, Marinade, and Sanctum—have successfully executed their first Futarchy-based decisions, with Sanctum alone settling four decisions [22]. Notably, Sanctum is one of the first protocols that fully adopted MetaDAO as its primary platform, with its first decision market pulling over 200 trades in just three hours, followed by ORE, Drift, and more [23].
On the other side, its native token $META is trading around $590 with a 24h volume of approximately $60,000, fueled by over 60 active wallets and 380+ trades as of writing [24].
Key Features of MetaDAO
Futarchy-based Mechanics
Fundrasing
What sets MetaDAO apart from other launchpads is how projects get funded. It’s not about hype or whitelist farming — it’s about putting your ideas to the test in a market-driven environment.
Here’s how it works [25]:
Founders propose their projects with USDC.
Two prediction markets open: one for “Pass” and one for “Fail.” Then, the community starts trading on the future of the projects.
If the funding goal is reached, a portion of tokens will be minted, while 10% of the raised USDC and an additional portion of your tokens will be deposited into an auto-created liquidity pool. The rest will go to MetaDAO’s treasury and will only be unlocked via future futarchy-based decisions.
This model makes MetaDAO the first launchpad where community conviction replaces VC checks. It’s transparent, merit-driven, and entirely on-chain.
Governance
So the process is fairly simple. First, creators are required to specify some parameters in order to create a DAO—including proposal time, pass threshold, min liquidity, and TWAP sensitivity parameters.
When the proposal goes live, two markets will be created: a Pass market and a Fail market. Other investors will start trading on the outcome, buying and selling assets in either market based on what they believe will maximize the DAO’s success.
This is where the brilliance of futarchy shines: Power shifted to good predictors.
In traditional voting systems, decisions can be swayed by popularity, loud voices, or emotional appeals—not necessarily by people who make accurate predictions. Meanwhile, in futarchy, people “put their money where their mouth is,” meaning that they are prone to think critically about which market outcome is more likely to be profitable based on real predictions—not emotion or hype. The more accurate the predictions are, the greater the profit they can generate.
Market-Driven Correction
Bad decisions will be corrected by others.
Take a look at the image below, for example.
We have a proposal on whether Switchboard NCN would generate $1M in economic activity within 6 months. The “Yes” shares are currently trading at 55¢, while the “No” market is priced at 46¢. It looks like people agree that the proposal will pass.
If you strongly believe that the proposal would pass as well, you would buy into the “Yes” market. Let’s say you purchased $0.6 in the “Yes” market and get around 1.09 YES shares. If the proposal passes, you can get $1.09 USDC back, profiting $0.49. But if this proposal fails, you will lose your $0.6.
But then, after doing some research, some other traders think that generating $1M within 6 months is impossible. They will try to correct it by buying into the “No” market while it’s still underpriced at 46¢, potentially earning a full $1 payout per share if the proposal fails—effectively profiting from what they see as market mispricing.
Manipulation-resistance
It’s almost the same as making a bad decision, others will be motivated to correct it.
If one tries to manipulate the price to their favor, others are more incentivized to correct their actions. Since traders have real money on the line, they’re financially motivated to think critically and act quickly. This corrects manipulations before they happen, and rewards those who saw it coming.
Case Study
For fundraising, mtnCapital raised over $5.7M via MetaDAO, becoming one of the platform’s standout examples of transparent, prediction market-driven fundraising [26]. It showcased how conviction-based capital allocation can beat traditional VC rounds.
For governance, on January 18, 2025, Jito DAO—a major liquid staking protocol on Solana—used MetaDAO to govern an important upgrade: introducing a new JTO vault within its TipRouter NCN module [27].
According to Jito’s report, the proposal has pulled in 150 trades with $84,000 in trading volume—a remarkable engagement fueled by genuine interest and participation of traders. And eventually, the “Pass” market prevailed—and by January 30, 2025, the vault went live on-chain.
Now, looking at how Jito DAO and mtnCapital have embraced MetaDAO, how would other projects benefit from adopting MetaDAO as their governance platform?
Let’s take Rain.fi as an example.
Rain.fi is an early-stage Solana-native peer-to-peer (P2P) lending protocol that specializes in managing and utilizing financial resources for both borrowers and lenders [28]. The platform also supports “Buy Now, Pay Later” for NFTs and has already attracted strong traction
For a lending protocol with a vast community of borrowers and lenders like Rain.fi, having a governance model is necessary. If Rain.fi were to adopt MetaDAO as its main governance platform, Rain.fi would benefit from this in several ways:
Smart Token Launch with accurate predictions: Since Rain.fi has not yet announced its plan for token launch anytime soon, MetaDAO's futarchy would help allow the community to help decide crucial tokenomics parameters.
Community-Driven Road map: Rain.fi has a wide range of features, which are continuously being enhanced. With MetaDAO, Rain.fi could launch futarchy markets to prioritize features based on expected impact, thus, it can allocate resources to focus on what drives adoption.
Transparency and Trust Building: Futarchy governance model is known for its transparency, where governance is based on measurable outcomes, not internal judgements. Therefore, implementing MetaDAO’s futarchy could help Rain.fi improve credibility, especially for a lending protocol handling high-value collateral.
Challenges and Risks
A Complex Concept
Futarchy is a rather complex concept that combines governance and trading. While it offers transparency and prediction accuracy, it might overwhelm users who are unfamiliar with futarchy in general.
The trading process on MetaDAO appears straightforward; however, it still requires knowledge of speculative markets, trading principles, and numerous trials to grasp the platform's dynamics. This steep learning curve could limit participation and misinformed bets, especially for newcomers.
Herd Behavior
Apparently, if a newcomers feel overwhelmed by what’s going on, they might follow others. Uninformed traders, feeling pulled towards quick wins rather than considering real values, might do the same.
Like any market, herd behavior remains an issue in MetaDAO, which is also known as Keynesian beauty contests—meaning traders buy based not on the proposal’s actual merit, but on what they think others will do. This behavior harms the projects as it produces distorted value signals, leading to poor outcomes, while it can dilute MetaDAO’s mission over time.
Zero-Sum Incentive
Your gain is someone else’s loss.
While this creates strong financial incentives to be accurate, it might deter long-term investors or those who prefer collaborative governance. As a result, the liquidity and engagement are constrained, which encourages intelligent participants to veer away if they feel the reward isn’t worth the loss potential.
Limited Scalability
MetaDAO shines when the proposals are of big-picture decisions.
But if you are wondering about getting rid of the company’s pet hamster or hiring a new team leader, the proposals appear insignificant, attracting fewer trading activities or even going unassessed.
So, Who Is It For?
Not for everyone, of course.
If you care about DAO governance or want to be involved in the decision-making process where your decisions matter, MetaDAO is your go-to platform.
In fact, MetaDAO is best suited for founders who value rational governance and accountability, or those who wish to get their projects built based on data. For traders, MetaDAO is a platform for critical thinkers who invest in logic and true value, rather than blindly voting.
Overall, MetaDAO is perfect for founders, preferably of early-stage projects, seeking a data-backed governance model to raise funds or guide high-stakes decisions, and contributors who believe in merit-tied influence, trusting their decisions will lead to better outcomes.
Conclusion
From the wonderland of memes on Pump.fun, the red carpet premiere of DeFi & NFTs bangers on Solanium to the sharp precision of market-driven governance on MetaDAO, it’s a fair fight.
While each of these launchpad have strengths in their respective fields of focus, they all share the same goal of launching ideas, narratives, and entire communities. Now, if we really have to compare, here’s what sets them apart:
Pump.fun: The platform is tailored for creators who want to launch their memecoins instantly without providing liquidity. It’s also popular with investors who are after the memecoin hype.
Solanium: The launchpad serves more structured innovations, specifically leaning towards NFT, DeFi, and GameFi projects. Developers benefit from its advanced fundraising platform, comprehensive support with a strong community, while investors gain access to curated high-quality projects.
MetaDAO: The platform introduces the futarchy governance model, which is best suited for founders who value data-driven governance and futarchy-based fundraising. Investors can profit by participating in prediction markets tied to the success of proposals, while founders get to make high-stakes decisions based on real-time market response.
After all, choosing the right launchpads mostly depends on what you’re building as a project developer or what values you hope to get from a project as an investor. Whether it’s for quick wins, long-term growth, or smarter governance, each launchpad empowers users in its own way. However, it’s worth noting that every journey starts with the right launchpad.
Note: This article is for informational purposes only.
Since the number of launchpads currently are growing, and each launchpad might adopt a different principle, readers are encouraged to complement this research with updates from trustworthy sources in order to fully understand how launchpads work and how they benefit you, either as a founder or an investors.
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