Launch News

Pump.fun has yet to confirm or deny rumors of a $1 billion token sale and 10% airdrop, but the community is split on whether the potential launch would help or harm the crypto space.

Katana launched its private mainnet with support from GSR and Polygon Labs, aiming to solve liquidity fragmentation in DeFi.

Blockchain project Space and Time, backed by Microsoft, has launched its permissionless mainnet for ZK-proven data infrastructure.

Despite heavy selling by top crypto influencers, the Kaito token surged 50% post-airdrop as analysts debate its tokenomics and future market potential.

The agentic AI project’s contributors envision an AI-focused layer-1 with AI16Z as the native currency.

Move-based blockchains continue to attract developers due to the expressiveness and unique architecture of the Move programming language.

Pump.fun has halted its broadcast feature after significant backlash, while a legal expert warns the extreme content can open up criminal investigations and civil lawsuits.

Messaging app Line is set to get “mini DApps” with the launch of Kaia’s mainnet, following the likes of rival Telegram, which launched a similar feature in 2023.

Fair launch tokens could help the industry return to the true ethos of crypto, according to Arweave's founder.

Convicted felon Martin Shkreli, also known as “Pharma Bro,” claims Barron Trump is the true creator behind the DJT token, which he says was even “approved” by Donald Trump.

The around 180,000 Blast users have initially withdrawn $400 million from the network after its mainnet launch unlocked billions of staked crypto for the first time.

SatoshiVM used Ape Terminal’s platform to launch its token, SAVM, via an Initial DEX Offering last week, which led to a myriad of scam accusations.

The BALD memecoin collapsed in price as collectors alleged an exit scam, but the developer claims not to have sold any coins.

C= (pronounced C equals) aims to further the reach of the Bitcoin Lightning Network through added liquidity and routing services.

The testnet of the proposed Web3 infrastructure — built by the BNB Chain core team — is supported by community developer teams from Amazon Web Services, NodeReal and Blockdaemon.