OKX Launchpad
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25 SUI 25Sui | $1.15 | −0.32% | 13.26% | 54.59% | $4.73 B | $11.58 B | $651.44 M | |||
92 RAY 92Raydium | $1.92 | 1.29% | 5.76% | 136.59% | $518.60 M | $1.07 B | $33.22 M | |||
399 NOT 399Notcoin | $0.000492 | −0.83% | −5.71% | 20.44% | $48.92 M | $50.33 M | $5.04 M | |||
643 DEP 643DEAPCOIN | $0.0009663 | −3.02% | −3.23% | −1.70% | $28.85 M | $28.80 M | $165,762.66 | |||
703 WOO 703WOO | $0.01337 | 1.29% | 3.21% | 17.78% | $25.25 M | $25.18 M | $2.37 M | |||
1095 GODS 1095Gods Unchained | $0.02483 | −2.19% | 2.08% | 10.36% | $11.04 M | $12.42 M | $69,694.12 | |||
1335 WXT 1335WXT Token | $0.0007169 | −4.50% | −21.19% | −31.24% | $7.17 M | $7.24 M | $311,057.22 | |||
2314 SIS 2314Symbiosis | $0.01689 | −6.47% | −15.43% | −24.01% | $1.64 M | $1.64 M | $76,229.87 | |||
2449 CERE 2449Cere Network | $0.0002015 | 0.59% | −0.21% | −0.96% | $1.40 M | $2.02 M | $16,134.33 | |||
5516 GARI 5516Gari Network | $0.0001606 | 4.14% | 12.51% | −55.88% | $90,182.86 | $157,298.75 | $1,290.03 | |||
8939 O3 8939O3 Swap | $0.0001479 | 0.73% | −83.35% | −83.21% | $8,404.79 | $14,772.93 | $1.78 | |||
9242 BLOC 9242Blockcloud | $0.00001008 | 0.67% | 0.67% | 0.69% | $6,703.20 | $100,800.00 | $2.96 | |||
10127 HDAO 10127HyperDAO | $0.00007979 | −0.23% | 367.39% | 367.39% | -- | $398,949.99 | $2.17 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OKX Launchpad (OKX Jumpstart)?
OKX Launchpad — branded OKX Jumpstart — is the token-launch and IEO (Initial Exchange Offering) program operated by the OKX exchange since 2019. OKX Jumpstart gives OKX users early allocation to new project tokens ahead of open-market listing. OKX Jumpstart works as a vetted, exchange-hosted primary-issuance channel: projects gain distribution and immediate OKX liquidity, while participants buy at a fixed sale price before public trading opens. OKX Launchpad membership is a finite, curated set of projects that ran a sale through OKX, not an open, growing market.
How does OKX Jumpstart work — mining vs on-sale IEO model?
OKX Jumpstart runs two distinct models. The on-sale model is a fixed-price lottery IEO: users commit funds for a chance at a token allocation at a set sale price. The mining (Stake-to-Earn) model lets users lock BTC, OKB, ETH, or a project token to accrue new-token rewards over a fixed period. This dual structure is why third-party trackers report different Jumpstart project counts — mining campaigns and on-sale IEOs are counted separately. Sui (SUI) ran an on-sale allocation lottery; Raydium (RAY) ran a Stake-to-Earn mining event.
Which projects have launched on OKX Jumpstart?
OKX Jumpstart launches include Sui (SUI), a Layer-1 blockchain that ran an allocation-lottery sale in April 2023, and Raydium (RAY), a Solana-based AMM/DEX that ran a Stake-to-Earn mining event in 2021. Other OKX Jumpstart members include WOO Network (WOO), DEAPCOIN (DEP), Gods Unchained (GODS), WXT Token (WXT), Symbiosis (SIS), Cere Network (CERE), Gari Network (GARI), and O3 Swap (O3).
How do you participate in an OKX Jumpstart sale, and what OKB balance is required?
OKX Jumpstart participation historically requires holding OKB, the OKX exchange token, above a rolling minimum over a lookback window. A user's average OKB balance across the lookback period sets a weighted allocation coefficient — larger, longer-held OKB balances receive larger allocations. Historically, eligibility also required Level-2 KYC verification and a minimum of 100 OKB held across a 5-consecutive-day snapshot window. OKB-gated eligibility favors larger holders — a concentration disadvantage for smaller participants.
Which metrics measure OKX Jumpstart token performance?
OKX Jumpstart token performance is measured by post-listing ROI relative to each token's fixed sale price, by raise size and allocation terms per sale, and by listing outcome on OKX. OKX Jumpstart is not measured by Total Value Locked (TVL) or an aggregate category market cap — OKX Jumpstart members are individually tracked coins, not a fund. Post-listing ROI multiples are price-dependent and volatile, illustrative of program history rather than a stable metric.
What are the risks of investing in OKX Jumpstart tokens?
OKX Jumpstart tokens carry high post-listing volatility and frequently underperform sale-day hype. Historical OKX Jumpstart ROI is not predictive of future launches — each sale prices independently. Regulatory exposure around IEOs varies by jurisdiction, and OKX geoblocks the Jumpstart program in some regions. OKB-based eligibility gating concentrates allocation among larger holders. Early allocation at a fixed sale price ahead of listing is the core opportunity, but OKX Jumpstart exposure remains high-risk relative to established tokens.
How to track OKX Launchpad projects on DropsTab?
DropsTab tracks OKX Launchpad as a curated set of early Jumpstart projects, each linked to its own structured coin page. Per DropsTab data, the OKX Jumpstart set spans launches from 2019 onward, including Sui (SUI), Raydium (RAY), and WOO Network (WOO). Each OKX Launchpad member page carries tokenomics, vesting schedules, and fundraising data — more durable than a static sale-date table. Drops Bot alerts and coin-list filters let users monitor individual Jumpstart tokens rather than a single volatile category metric.