Coinlist Launchpad
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CoinList Launchpad category of coins?
The CoinList Launchpad category groups tokens whose public sale ran through CoinList, a San Francisco token-sale platform founded in 2017. Membership marks CoinList sale alumni — not current exchange listings. CoinList runs KYC- and accreditation-gated distributions, positioning the platform as a compliance-first launchpad rather than a permissionless IDO feed. For investors, the CoinList Launchpad category works as a quality-cohort signal: CoinList curation surfaced several blue-chip Layer-1s before mainstream listing. DropsTab tracks 40+ CoinList alumni projects in this category.
Which coins were launched on CoinList?
CoinList launched several blue-chip Layer-1 tokens, including Solana (SOL), NEAR Protocol (NEAR), Filecoin (FIL), Algorand (ALGO) and Internet Computer (ICP). Filecoin ran one of CoinList's earliest and largest sales in 2017, raising over $200M. More recent CoinList alumni span RWA and infrastructure themes — Ondo Finance (ONDO), Immutable (IMX), Stacks (STX) and Axelar (AXL). The CoinList alumni roster keeps expanding beyond the 2019–2021 Layer-1 wave into RWA and DePIN projects.
How does a CoinList token sale work?
A CoinList token sale distributes tokens through a regulated, KYC- and accreditation-gated process rather than an open IDO. Participants register, complete identity and eligibility checks, then buy at a fixed sale price under lottery or queue allocation. CoinList sales frequently carry structured vesting — a cliff followed by linear unlocks — so purchased tokens release over months, not instantly. This compliance-first structure separates CoinList from permissionless launchpads. DropsTab tokenomics data maps each alumni token's vesting schedule.
Which CoinList projects delivered the highest ROI?
Solana (SOL) delivered CoinList's highest ROI on record. Solana's 2020 CoinList sale priced near $0.22 per SOL, producing one of the largest launchpad returns ever recorded. NEAR Protocol, Filecoin and Algorand also reached multi-billion-dollar market caps after their CoinList sales. Headline CoinList returns are outliers, not the norm — median alumni returns sit far lower, and many CoinList tokens trade below their original sale price. ROI estimates diverge widely by source and timeframe.
How much has CoinList raised across its token sales?
CoinList has raised over $1.2B across its token sales since 2017, per CoinList's official figure of 85+ raises. Third-party trackers report a range — CryptoRank cites $1.38B across 81 launches, CoinCarp reports roughly $1.73B across 82 ICOs — so treat the platform total as a range, not a single number. CoinList stayed active through 2024 with 14 sales totaling about $105M purchased, including SQD, Nibiru and peaq.
What vesting and unlock risks do CoinList alumni tokens carry?
CoinList alumni tokens frequently carry structured vesting — cliffs followed by linear unlocks — that creates ongoing emission pressure on younger projects. Each scheduled unlock releases locked supply into circulation, and concentrated cliff expiries add sell pressure as early-investor and team allocations vest simultaneously. Younger CoinList alumni such as peaq (PEAQ), SQD and Nibiru (NIBI) carry more remaining unlocks than mature Layer-1s like Solana. DropsTab vesting schedules and unlock calendars track each token's release timeline.
Is CoinList a legit and compliant launchpad?
CoinList operates as a registered, compliance-focused token-sale platform founded in 2017, built around KYC and accreditation gating. CoinList's curation record includes early sales of Solana, Filecoin and NEAR before mainstream listing. CoinList settled with the US OFAC in 2023 over sanctions-compliance failures — a regulatory mark investors should weigh against the platform's compliance-first reputation. US token-sale regulation remains fluid, so CoinList alumni carry residual regulatory exposure alongside their curated issuance history.
What risks face investors in CoinList alumni tokens?
Investors in CoinList alumni tokens face four structural risks. Survivorship skews perception — headline returns like Solana are outliers, while median CoinList alumni returns are far lower. Concentration is high — a handful of Layer-1s dominate the category's aggregate market cap. Regulatory exposure persists after CoinList's 2023 OFAC settlement. Unlock overhang continues — structured CoinList lockups mean ongoing emission pressure on younger alumni. No standardized aggregate ROI metric exists across CoinList alumni.
How can investors track CoinList projects on DropsTab?
Investors track CoinList projects on DropsTab through the category coin list, which aggregates 40+ CoinList alumni with filters for market cap, fundraising and vesting. DropsTab fundraising data shows each project's raise and backers, while vesting schedules map unlock timelines for younger alumni. Drops Bot alerts flag upcoming unlocks. DropsTab consolidates the CoinList alumni cohort — from Solana to recent 2024 sales like peaq — into one comparable view.