MEXC Launchpad Outshines Competition with No-VIP Model and Double-digit Returns
The post MEXC Launchpad Outshines Competition with No-VIP Model and Double-digit Returns appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. MEXC Research’s new “From ICO to Launchpad” report has shed light on the resurgence in launchpad activity in H1 2025. The latest report compared centralized and decentralized token offering models through performance metrics, user access design, and long-term sustainability. MEXC’s launchpad was a standout performer in the launchpad space with a strong 10.83X average ROI across five project listings in the first half of the year. While centralized exchanges like Bybit and Gate.io continue to experiment with thier tiered access and snapshot mechanisms for token distribution, MEXC’s no-VIP, dual pool model has attracted attention across the industry for its accessibility and consistent returns, outperforming many competitors in both project volume and user engagement. No Tiers, No Gatekeeping — Retail-First DesignOne of the most defining features of MEXC’s launchpad performance is its simplified user access model. Unlike many other platforms that rely on staking thresholds, VIP levels, and a snapshot mechanism that guarantees early participants a higher allocation, MEXC offers a flat-access structure with fixed allocation pools and no minimum holding requirements. This, according to the report, has helped level the playing field for retail participants and reduce the barrier to entry for many first-time users. The democratized approach stands in contrast to competing platforms, which require users to meet VIP-level staking requirements or lean heavily on a snapshot mechanism that skewed access towards early participants and insiders. MEXC launched five projects in H1 2025, offering an average peak ROI of 10.83X without the need for capital lock-up or attaining an advanced user status. The Centralized vs. Decentralized Model DilemmaThe resurgence of token launchpads in 2025 has also renewed the debate over trade-offs between the centralized and decentralized models in early token investing participation. While DEX-based platforms like Pump.fun and LetsBonk have gained momentum and virality with their open-access auctions models,…
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MEXC Research’s new “From ICO to Launchpad” report has shed light on the resurgence in launchpad activity in H1 2025. The latest report compared centralized and decentralized token offering models through performance metrics, user access design, and long-term sustainability. MEXC’s launchpad was a standout performer in the launchpad space with a strong 10.83X average ROI across five project listings in the first half of the year. While centralized exchanges like Bybit and Gate.io continue to experiment with thier tiered access and snapshot mechanisms for token distribution, MEXC’s no-VIP, dual pool model has attracted attention across the industry for its accessibility and consistent returns, outperforming many competitors in both project volume and user engagement. No Tiers, No Gatekeeping — Retail-First DesignOne of the most defining features of MEXC’s launchpad performance is its simplified user access model. Unlike many other platforms that rely on staking thresholds, VIP levels, and a snapshot mechanism that guarantees early participants a higher allocation, MEXC offers a flat-access structure with fixed allocation pools and no minimum holding requirements. This, according to the report, has helped level the playing field for retail participants and reduce the barrier to entry for many first-time users. The democratized approach stands in contrast to competing platforms, which require users to meet VIP-level staking requirements or lean heavily on a snapshot mechanism that skewed access towards early participants and insiders. MEXC launched five projects in H1 2025, offering an average peak ROI of 10.83X without the need for capital lock-up or attaining an advanced user status. The Centralized vs. Decentralized Model DilemmaThe resurgence of token launchpads in 2025 has also renewed the debate over trade-offs between the centralized and decentralized models in early token investing participation. While DEX-based platforms like Pump.fun and LetsBonk have gained momentum and virality with their open-access auctions models,…
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