PancakeSwap IDO
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1215 SANTOS 1215Santos FC Fan Token | $0.532 | 0.66% | −1.11% | 13.22% | $8.56 M | $15.95 M | $383,516.93 | |||
1423 PORTO 1423FC Porto | $0.459 | 0.18% | 0.80% | 5.36% | $5.96 M | $18.34 M | $615,606.00 | |||
2077 D 2077DAR Open Network | $0.002892 | −5.41% | 24.03% | 44.68% | $2.15 M | $2.34 M | $1.24 M | |||
2635 MGP 2635Magpie | $0.001876 | 1.83% | −3.03% | 17.45% | $1.08 M | $1.88 M | $383.99 | |||
2911 KALM 2911KALM | $0.09157 | 10776.93% | −0.51% | 15198.54% | $782,923.50 | $915,700.00 | $0.90 | |||
3753 BELT 3753Belt | $0.03459 | 1.08% | −0.35% | 16.82% | $330,338.71 | $330,338.71 | $2.52 | |||
5134 WOM 5134Wombat Exchange | $0.0005083 | −0.49% | −6.09% | −22.44% | $113,138.18 | $508,300.00 | $6.21 | |||
5326 HELMET 5326Helmet Insure | $0.00226 | 1.07% | 0.05% | 14.12% | $97,742.39 | $113,000.00 | $1.60 | |||
9081 HOTCROSS 9081Hot Cross | $0.00005549 | 0.32% | 0.32% | 24.11% | $6,311.98 | $27,745.00 | $3.06 | |||
9158 DITTO 9158Ditto | $0.742 | 21.67% | 21.67% | 22.25% | $5,902.70 | $5,902.70 | $1.08 | |||
10779 DUET 10779Duet Protocol | $0.0000911 | 7.29% | −11.13% | 2.06% | -- | $38,262.00 | $15.48 | |||
10947 HOOP 10947Primal Hoop | $0.00003579 | 0.00% | −2.01% | 1.22% | -- | $12,526.50 | $1.98 | |||
10966 KRS 10966Kingdom Raids | $0.0₅45 | 0.17% | −7.86% | 8.75% | -- | $3.38 | $1.09 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PancakeSwap IDO token category?
PancakeSwap IDO is a DropsTab category grouping tokens that launched through PancakeSwap's native launchpad on BNB Chain (BSC). PancakeSwap's official name for the mechanism is the IFO (Initial Farm Offering) — "IDO" is the colloquial slug label. PancakeSwap IDO membership marks launchpad provenance — a token completed an IFO on PancakeSwap — not a quality, sector, or endorsement signal. The cohort is predominantly 2021-era BSC projects spanning fan tokens, GameFi, and DeFi, and many members are now dormant.
How does a PancakeSwap IFO (Initial Farm Offering) work?
A PancakeSwap IFO sells a new token to users who commit CAKE or CAKE-BNB LP tokens during a fixed sale window. The IFO offers Basic and Unlimited sale tiers, and per-user allocation is capped by an iCAKE credit score. Oversubscription is common — when a sale is overfilled, excess contributions overflow and are refunded or burned. IFO structure matters because allocation size, not just participation, determines how much of a new token a committer actually receives.
PancakeSwap IDO vs IFO — what is the difference?
PancakeSwap IDO and PancakeSwap IFO refer to the same mechanism — IFO (Initial Farm Offering) is PancakeSwap's official term, while IDO (Initial DEX Offering) is the generic industry label carried by the DropsTab slug. The distinction matters for researchers cross-referencing sources: PancakeSwap documentation, contracts, and announcements use "IFO" exclusively. A search for "PancakeSwap IDO" and "PancakeSwap IFO" returns the same launchpad and the same token cohort.
What tokens do you commit to join a PancakeSwap IFO (CAKE / CAKE-BNB LP)?
Participants commit CAKE or CAKE-BNB LP tokens to join a PancakeSwap IFO. CAKE is PancakeSwap's native token, and CAKE-BNB LP is the liquidity-provider token for the CAKE-BNB pair. Committing these tokens ties launchpad access directly to CAKE demand — every IFO creates buy-and-lock pressure on CAKE. For a committer, the required commitment token is the practical entry cost of joining a sale, separate from the price of the new token itself.
Is CAKE burned in a PancakeSwap IFO?
Yes — CAKE committed as overflow in a PancakeSwap IFO is burned, historically 100% of the overflow contribution. The burn makes each IFO a deflationary sink for CAKE, permanently removing tokens from circulating supply rather than redistributing them. For CAKE holders, IFO activity is directly relevant: a heavily oversubscribed sale burns more CAKE and tightens supply. The burn mechanism is one reason launchpad throughput affects CAKE tokenomics beyond the individual projects being launched.
Which projects launched on PancakeSwap's BNB Chain launchpad?
DropsTab groups dozens of tokens under the PancakeSwap IDO category across fan-token, GameFi, DeFi, and creator clusters. Fan tokens include Santos FC Fan Token (SANTOS) and FC Porto (PORTO), both Chiliz/Socios-style club tokens. GameFi members include DAR Open Network (D, formerly Mines of Dalarnia), Kingdom Raids (KRS), and Primal Hoop (HOOP). DeFi members include Wombat Exchange (WOM), Magpie (MGP), Belt (BELT), KALM, Hot Cross (HOTCROSS), and Helmet Insure (HELMET). Corite (CO) represents the music/creator cluster.
What are the risks of treating the PancakeSwap IDO list as a watchlist?
Treating the PancakeSwap IDO list as a live watchlist is the central pitfall — a launchpad-provenance grouping conflates thriving and dormant projects. Many members are 2021-era BSC tokens that are now faded or inactive. The PancakeSwap IDO cohort also carries concentration risk: most members share one chain (BNB Chain) and one hype cycle, so narrative and liquidity risk are correlated. Fan-token provenance adds ambiguity — the exact IFO-versus-listing status of Santos FC Fan Token (SANTOS) and FC Porto (PORTO) is unconfirmed on-chain.
How has PancakeSwap's launchpad changed since 2021 (veCAKE, CAKE.PAD)?
PancakeSwap's launchpad evolved after the 2021-era cohort that defines this category. PancakeSwap migrated to veCAKE in late 2023, so the iCAKE allocation credit now derives from a user's veCAKE balance rather than the older fixed-term locked-CAKE staking. The launchpad is now branded CAKE.PAD. For the 2021–2022 tokens grouped here, the fixed-term-staking description applies in the past tense, while veCAKE and CAKE.PAD describe the current mechanism a new-launch participant would use today.
Where can traders track PancakeSwap IDO projects on DropsTab?
DropsTab lists the canonical PancakeSwap IDO members in a category scanner with filters, letting a researcher sort the cohort and open each token individually. Because a launchpad grouping mixes active and dormant projects, per-project inspection matters more than any category aggregate — standard sector metrics like TVL or category market cap do not meaningfully apply to a provenance cohort. Each member's supply, vesting, and fundraising data is assessed on its own token page rather than as a group.