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Hello there, and Merry Christmas to everyone!

First of all, I'd like to state that I'm in no way affiliated with Binance, nor am I a large fan of centralized exchanges. I keep the majority of my funds, especially Bitcoin, off exchanges for the known reasons that have been discussed on the forum multiple times, and I'm not going to repeat them again, except for some stablecoins, which aren't a huge amount but still a decent sum of money. So, without further ado, let's return to the subject.

I've been participating in Binance's Launchpool since late July, with the first project that I staked, the coin Pendle. I didn't stake for the whole 30 days it was available in order to have the full picture, but it wasn't worth staking my coins there rather than on a different platform. All other options after that, SEI, Cyber, MEME, Neutron, with the last one being Fusionist (ACE), yielded great results, especially the last one, in which I regret participating only for a day or two.

So far, I've had great returns. Keep in mind that I acknowledge that most of the coins being listed there have no actual purpose, nor do I have faith in them, nor are they to be held for long-term purposes; they're simply pumped due to Binance's intervention, and I'm taking advantage of that. Currently, another coin, NFPrompt, is listed, shortly after ACE was discontinued, and another one was announced today.

I personally believe that if these projects are taken advantage of through Launchpool, it's basically risk-free money. The only thing you're risking is the opportunity cost of the money you're putting into staking.

What are your thoughts? Have you ever tried it before, and if yes, do you believe it's worth a try?

I have tried but definitely the reward that you'll get there will also depend on how much you staked on their pool. Of course that's the condition that must be met and I think that it's just good extra money at all because I am not willing to take risk with it leaving huge funds on them. But if the status of the person will do that is just like you and willing to put much money on it that you won't be needing anymore and actually just extra money, it's a fine other source since most of us are aware about keeping funds in exchanges and having no keys.

Isn't that logical? The more money you stake, the higher the reward. Although with Launchpool, you're unaware of details such as APY and the price of the token because that's usually listed some time after it's over, the logic of standard staking still applies. Even though I understand your point, even I keep my Bitcoin off exchanges, not only because I'd have zero actual control over them but also because Binance has all our personal details, and I'd rather not acknowledge to them how much I'm earning. With that being said, I don't find it a huge threat nor a taxation issue to hold a few thousand on Binance; it's transactioning billions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency; thus, I find your argument a little exaggerated.

NFPrompt's trading will open in the next few minutes, and we'll see if it was ultimately worth it this time as well.

Edit: Just sold my NFP coins, wasn't too keen on holding them, made a $60 quick profit in a week, with minimal risk and less than $5.000 in capital. I'd say it's not too shabby.

Similar to other capital attraction platforms, launchpool also has its own challenges. In cases where the participation volume is too large, there are not too many expectations of profits, and there are also risks when BNB price drops, priority with stable pools is really too narrow. But it is an investment that has the potential to increase profits and risks, so if you accept it, I think there is not too much to think about. And with Binance, their reputation has been proven, pumping is good but remember that anything can happen with centralized services. FTX is a more realistic example for us. But of course, at this stage I also have to admit that the chances of making a profit are better.

You are right, those projects are useless still from investment perspective it can yield returns but is it possible to find the projects from the pool of projects, and even if we do we only got short time frame to profit out or else the project will drag down once the hype is over so I would better stay away from it instead of risking and thinking that whether I made the right decision with my money.

I have participated in some in the past, such as football team tokens, coin98, alice, etc.

I'm always afraid of keeping a lot of money in a brokerage, so I participate with little, it's always more interesting with BNB, but you have the risk of the altcoin's volatility.

I haven't participated in a long time, is it worth participating nowadays?

Almost all of these are Binance backed projects so Ic an say their perfomance would be good. The only thing is this is for whales gamer. As long as you stake a lot of Bnb you would feel the profits or gains from earning those tokens. Anyway I am still joining up to now and can definitely see a high yield on these projects esepcially those top tier projects like sleepless AI and manta and many more.

That's sweet quick profits for you. The important thing here is you can bear the risk and is totally fine leaving that couple of thousand on Binance. Whether you are aware or not with the keys matter, the important matter to you is you understand all of these and you're making a money from it. Just like what happened to you, that's one advantage of having a larger fund being on that launched pool and it happens not that usually but more chances to repeat.

Well, it's still risky especially if you stake BNB instead of the stables. Right now it's farming AI and if you have good amount of assets to stake that will be worth it but even I've been farming for over $4k in the end I just get around maximum of $100 when the token gets listed out there. It's worth a try if you're early, if you have lot of assets to stake at all.

when we are talking about binance launchpool we are talking about how many capital you willing to shell out for the sake of getting that share of pie. its honestly just war of capital with the binance launchpool mainly those that have big capital get big rewards but honestly sometime with the big money you are staking its not that worth it, because usually people with big capital are just gonna dominate it.
but yes, its rather really low risk investment that if you think about it, doesn't matter if there are some people with big capital if we have the capital to stake its still worth it to try rather than letting our money just unused we can take advantage of this event.
i would honestly choose other launchpad from the other exchange though at this point, in binance its already too saturated meanwhile in the other exchange like bybit for example, its still an interesting place where even with relatively low capital you might still can score some good profit of course arguably, the reputation is less than binance so bear that in mind with these exchanges.

launchpool is usually done if there is a campaign for a new coin that will be listed.
and there are a lot of participants.
so even if you participate, the results you get are not big.
the same is the case with the launchpad that wants to buy the same coin as the ico which has a lot of interest in buying while the one being sold is limited so even though the price of the coin rises greatly the profit is not big. because the coins obtained from the launchpad are also not many.

if you dont really trust the centralized exchange than is Binance Launchpool is not worth the money and time.

I tried dozen of Binance launch pool by simply stake my bnb and get reward since it is like airdrop when you stake and earn free token for me it is worth but at the end of staking days 100$ worth of BNB can only earn you maybe couple of dollar since Im broke so one dollar is really worth.  ;D ;D

I actually tried with 800$ BNB back couple year ago but still there is to much whale of BNB so it only earn you less and less

Its not worth when Binance launching with new launchpool and you buy BNB around price up because when staking end usually BNB coins will drop to lower price, but worth for BNB holder exactly for me when get losses much in BNB investing on higher price. I can get recovery until waiting BNB return back to higher price and each launchpool earn more than $100.
Last launchpool NFP earned $90 and looks higher regarding 10 BNB staking but for holder and not recommended for staking BNB right now.
Binance launch with new launchpool today and end seven days later, actually is worth if you still hold BNB still lower price but if you want to buy right now and stake coins I worry seven days later after launchpool ended BNB price will get drop.

The amount of rewards you can get from participating in a Binance Launchpool opportunity is directly proportional to the amount of BnB you have and have deposited into the "pool" vs the total BNB deposited by other users. While it might not be worth it for you, It would be worth a lot to other users. It's simply a whale game of who deposited the highest amount of BNB.

If you think Launchpool rewards are diluted, just remember that Launchpad sale allocations are 10x more diluted.

Yes, you need a large balance upfront to be able to buy any significant amount of coin from launchpads of popular exchange like binance. And in places you could, the quality of tokens aren't good enough. The current hot place for launching an ICO is pinksale if you are into DEX but the locking period can be tricky as most  meme coins these days are dead after months.
It's also a good idea to have the coin have its first pump and dump cycle and buy it on the dump. The price at that moment would come closer to the ICO price.

All the time I see that the tokens supported by Binance do have a good impact, when the token is listed, the price rises thousands of percent, obviously this will benefit if they have a lot of tokens obtained.

Well that's the reality in binance there must be a lot of whales hoarding BNB that they bet for Launchpool this is unmitigated in the amount they have while we with a little at stake will get small tokens.

In essence, the more at stake the greater the profit, this is what whales do when there is a lauchpool token.

Pinksale is home of rugpull and honeypot projects since anyone can launch a token sale there without spending much money compared to popular launch pools. It’s very rare to find legit project on pinksale though. Launchpad from Bluezilla is much more reliable to join even though it requires to stake their own token but atleast it’s cheaper compared to Binance launchpool that is just being monopolize by whale and institutional trader that holds huge amount of the exchange token.

Launchpads with Binance is still better though of course you need to have a good amount of money for you to enjoy the possible earning opportunity and not all investor can get the same value with their investment. If you are able to spot a good project on the Launchpad of Binance much better but its not always there so make sure to diversify and have other good investments while waiting for the launchpad. Aside for Binance, I'm not investing into other launchpad since I know some site can easily be manipulated and can turn into a scam in an instant.

It is absolutely worth it, particularly if you already have the relevant assets (i.e. BNB, TUSD, FDUSD etc.) on Binance. If you do, then it's free money, and can amount to quite a bit. Although it's risky when the market is very volatile and upward trending, I did find it profitable to move some other assets into BNB just to participate in the launchpools / launchpads. I tried a range of other well-known launchpads over the last 4 years, but none of them achieved the return as with the Binance launchpools (mostly due to the lock-up period imposed on other launchpads vs. none on Binance)

I don't really like the Binance launchpool because it is only for those that have large tokens to stake for them to have more bigger positions in the launch pool. The more tooken you stake the more liable and position one is going to get for a bigger spot.
For their users that have little amount to stake, they will not get upto a reasonable amount they can hold before the project is launched.
The only way to calm new tokens that is going to be launched and shared through the launched pool is to join the pool.

Join the trend, make a profit, get out. Those new projects that are listed into Binance have no purposes as you have already mentioned but the involvement of the world's top centralized exchange platform really boost them. Investors like you are there to take the advantage and make a profit and then sell everything to exit. Those who look for long-term investment profit in those projects are the ones who will face loss in the end.

If you can manage to take the advantage and exit quickly after making the profit, then it's all good. Follow the trend and sell when it's time. This is a skill that is hard to master. So I will not recommend this to everyone. If you have the skill only then you should get yourself involved in this.
Not your financial advisor. Do your own research.

Used to have TUSD, Binance's Launchpool was the only reason I was keeping them. I've switched to FDUSD now, because TUSD was often below the $1 peg, losing as much as $10 on a few thousands worth of stablecoins was a little annoying. USDT and FDUSD staking offer quite decent APYs at the moment, thus, there certainly is some risk involved, in terms of opportunity cost.
That's how the world goes around, your earnings are correlated on how much capital you have, just because you have a smaller capital doesn't mean you're prohibited from the Launchpool nor from the earning opportunities.
That's a decent profit for such a short time period. I've made over $250-$300 from the Launchpool projects, with a smaller capital than yours, not too shabby.

That seem to me a general issue, not related to Binance or it's launchpools: the more you own (or put it differently, the more you can risk), the higher the potential rewards. Show me one, just one, alternative where you can get a lot of (certain) reward with only a little investment. Sure, you can invest in a coin that suddenly explodes in price, but to find one of those is like winning in lottery. And for every to-the-moon coin, you have hundreds if not thousands similar ones that are scams or go bust.

I had tried participating in a project's launchpool, using the USDT, which the FDUSD has now replaced. Participation was useless because those who staked the USDT only received 20% of the allocation of the project's tokens. As for those who stake the BNB, they received 80%, and what I found frankly is that whales and those who have large amounts of money will have this matter profitable for them, as they will receive a large percentage of the allocations thanks to the vast capital that they have and their possession of a large number of BNB. As for those with small capitals and those holding stablecoins, the situation is different for them, and what I see is that the price of BNB may move upward immediately after Binance starts launching the project on the Launchpool and after Launchpool ends and the project's taken be listed on Binance, whales may start selling incrementally, which could lead to a massive loss for BNB holders more than the profits they made from Launchpool, I generally do not prefer tokens backed by centralized exchange platforms.

  In terms of earnings, you can actually get rewards from those; it's impossible to have nothing as long as you allocate an investment amount here. But of course, like the traditional way, if the capital you set aside for their launchpad is big, the profit you will get is also big, and if it is small, don't expect that you will get a lot.

  That is to say, whatever measure you used is the same measure that will be used for what you earned here. That's the only logic I've seen in what Binance Launchpad is doing; it's based on what I experienced on their platform before.

also do remember, it depends also in the investment that you will choose and opt to hold.  not all projects in the launchpool are worth holding long-term even if we say it is on binance.

as i said, there's no guarantee that every project in binance will be worth holding onto. and much better if you will also do your own due diligence when it come to searching for worthwhile projects.

For me, it's good. The only difficult here is you use a non-stablecoin asset during launch pool. Because you could lose its value over time just to be able to get the new coins and sometimes it's not worth it or you will lose more.
Another thing is after the launch pool or during, for me it's better to take profits like sell some of new tokens you got from launchpool, it's good to take profits.

I wouldn't say "risk-free" but it is definitely a likely outcome that they would go up after release, which means that you do have a chance to make a profit. I know that many people approach it carefully because you are basically investing your money into something that doesn't even exist on any level, and just betting your money that when it is released, so basically when it starts to exist, it will worth more than you invested.

That does make some people some money, but there are plenty of projects that just crashed to zero as well, it is not unheard of and that's why many fear it. I would suggest if anyone cared to join this, then it would be a smart move to just focus on making money based on small capital, just put very little into them.

I tried the last one which is the Fusionist (ACE). I only bought 100$ worth of BNB and staked it there for the whole 5 days. For the whole 5 days, I only get I think around 0.24 ACE which is immediately sold for around 4$. It's my first time joining the launchpool, and it's risk-free. If you're a long-time holder of BNB, joining this launchpool would be beneficial for you because it's free money.

The only risk with this one is the fact that the price of BNB might go down anytime. I don't know if you can take out your BNB or stablecoins during the farming time. Launchpool a possible earning opportunity? Yes because it's kind of airdrop in the sense that they are giving you free tokens that already have a value because, in the future, these tokens will be listed on the exchange.

Is it worth it? As I said, if you're not a long-term holder of BNB, and you will just buy BNB for the sake of the launchpool like me, it isn't worth it, but aside from that, if you have many BNB in your portfolio then it's good to park it into these type of projects. Take note that the bull run is coming so we might see many projects that will be launched under Binance Launchpool. :) Maybe it's the time to buy?  ;D

That's something I also noticed, and it's a bummer. I believe that all their launch pools are run that way. I don't have much BNB either—less than a single coin, to be honest. There are currently 14 million BNB staked in Sheepless AI and approximately 2 billion in the other two stablecoins together. With BNB worth approximately $300, it's over 4 billion dollars worth of BNB staked. They're practically encouraging you to acquire BNB to receive more tokens from Launchpools, something I'm not too fond of because the risk-free term ceases to apply.
I already had some BNB and a few thousand stablecoins. The only risk involved with a project not hitting off is the potential loss of income that I'd receive from other staking sources. Right now, for instance, USDT and FDUSD have a decent APY; if I made more through them during the launchpool staking period rather than with the launchpool tokens, then it was a failure.
Certainly not. I wouldn't purchase BNB in hopes of receiving greater returns on some random token; I already have some from the past, so it eventually pays off. The risk of BNB losing its value is far greater than what these tokens are worth. It's a great opportunity for long-term holders and supporters of BNB, and now that I'm thinking of it, if I had noticed from scratch how the rewards are allocated, I possibly would have bought some more BNB when it was more affordable.

Binance launchpool it's a very great opportunity to binance users binance is a big exchange and they are announced project launchpool definitely they give profit to there users other wise some are not give expected profit but more are give there users good profit but it's depends your fund if you are fund is big so your reward is big .

Yes, this Fusionist ace as far as I know was airdropped last year, even some collectors in my country were able to buy 5-7$ each ace. I regret not participating in the hunt and claiming it, it was beyond prediction. If you talk about capital and choose a launchpad like you, I don't have that much money, binance usually has a very small percentage of capital, which initially held bnb for the launchpad, it was not continued because of the little that was obtained. Although currently down ace is stable even though it has entered $10, ace is a good product in addition to binance output, it is not a benchmark because a good project depends on the dev and community, if in the future there is something like ace it might be effective if you join the airdrop, buy fellow users and join the launchpad. I invest and know my risk before buying.

Launchpad is a middle solution that cex offers by not reducing the number of assets (stake), if the price value is yes, it depends on the trend because it fluctuates. I also want to participate diligently but can't do much.

Wtf do you mean risk free? Sorry to use hard language but just know that there are many people who lose their money. I’ve had bad experience with binance launchpad that I do not participate in it anymore. And even if I will, a super tiny amount will do. Any crypto listed on Binance launchpad is normally so volatile and needs a lot of caution. I’m happy for you as you’ve been making profits, but please don’t think it’s risk-free money. Be very careful when investing and only what you can afford to lose should be invested.

What risks are there? Please elaborate! Under the assumption that you are anyway invested in BNB on Binance, there is zero risk in participating in a launchpool. It's literally free money you get. In the case of a launchpad, you have a small risk during the calculation period where your BNB is locked for a few hours, but that's it. The BNB you pay for the new coins in a launchpad event are a fraction of the value of the coins you get, and since there is no lock-up period, you can immediately monetize the difference. So that's as much of a risk-free opportunity as you will ever get!

Partially, you can reduce investments in the Launchpool by the fact that you can participate in the projects listed in Binance Incubation. With a high degree of probability, such projects are carried out by rewarded testnets, and thus we can receive a certain number of project tokens almost without investment. After announcing the launch of a project in the Launchpool, we can purchase another portion of the tokens.

That literally never has happened! Just as a comparison, here are some numbers for the recent launchpool for NFP. FDUSD staking income is 11.87% yearly. Over a period of 7 days, and assuming you invest 10k FDUSD you "loose" (opportunity cost) 22 FDUSD. For that, you got about 118 NFP, which could be sold at launch for about 1.1 FDUSD / NFP, so about 6 times as much as the opportunity cost. And this is the norm, not an exception. And btw, in case you use BNB, you can keep them in the earning account and still receive the airdrops, so there is zero opportunity cost there.

I can risk to put my money on a project that has affiliate with Binance, because they've built a solid reputation in the crypto space, although i presently don't have interest in this launchpool, but I can't deny it's potentials to be profitable. I can only echo what the knowledgeable people in crypto would say, that you should stake the money that you can afford to loose, because afterall nobody can deny the risks that's associated with anything that has to do with cryptocurrencies. So let the launchpool potential perticipants do there research and decide whether they're good for it or not.

That's true; with BNB, you can even stake with a locked-in period and still be eligible for launchpool rewards, which is great. I was disappointed when launchpool projects started pouring in because I had just locked my BNB for 30 days. Then I realized that I'm receiving both BNB and the newly listed tokens. This is literally the definition of risk-free if you're staking or holding BNB. I made a quick $60 with NFP, and I'm anticipating earning more through the Sheepless AI, which is to be listed for trading on Binance in 2 days from today.
Please explain, because you either haven't understood how the launchpool works or you messed up by buying BNB just to stake the new coins and were disappointed to find that the token you staked for was a flop and/or your BNB lost value and you decided to sell, which is purely your fault. Not all projects thrive, but from my experience, most are worth it.

The launchpool isn't a panacea, and the majority of us cannot fully take advantage of it because we don't have extravagant amounts of BNB, but still, there are opportunities and money to be made.

Well thats right. If you arent a holder of bnb for a long time and wanna try it just to get some new tokens and this isnt for you. Some already ripping it as they buy bnb during super cheap and just getting reward on every binance open on launchpool. Well thats really the reality since they got tons of bnb. I have too but not so many enough to get some decent profits from their launchpool and also I also sold it to usdt sometime or bnb to make an increase in my staked too. I think its really time to buy bnb since most launchpool now are ongoing and might see a continous projects on their way.

Well, I was rather talking about when the launchpad project goes live and gets listed and you trade it. What happened to me was trading a token that just finished their launchpad. That’s where I meant risk. So, I reread and understood that OP is talking about the calculation period of 30 days which happens before the token listing. However, there’s still risk because you’re doing this on a centralized exchange. What if something happens and there comes a story saying that the money in the vault where people staked their BNB has this or that issue or hack? Doing anything in a centralized exchange is by default a risk. Honestly.

Billions are being transacted through exchanges daily, especially on Binance, which has the largest volume of all. I personally don't believe that something can easily influence Binance, nor that it can simply be hacked one day and disappear from existence. Just because similar things have happened to other exchanges doesn't mean that they'll also occur on Binance. On top of that, if something like you described happened, it would have an immense effect on cryptocurrencies as a whole, as it's the largest exchange; it would put a huge dent on cryptocurrencies, and nobody would trust them or centralized exchanges ever again.

With that being said, us losing funds, which aren't a huge sum of money either, will probably be the least of our issues, as everything would start to collapse.

You sound so deep into their service. It seems as though they have really made you trust them till you do not worry about something that is actually valid. I use binance, so it’s not as if I don’t use it, but I don’t hold my funds there. No matter how trusted and how strong, it is a centralized exchange. By using any CEX (any one at all), you aren’t the one who is in complete charge of your money. I use them but I am so conscious about this. Hopefully someday it doesn’t happen and something goes wrong. Maybe a hack, etc. but it is actually possible even if Binance is the most popular or whatever title we may want to say.

I've made a decent sum of money through their Launchpool projects, so I don't' see why not. As I've also mentioned in my previous post, billions are being transacted on Binance; if something were to happen to it, it would have an immense effect on the market and cryptocurrencies. I don't disagree; my Bitcoin is not on any exchange, not because of safety concerns, but because I don't want a centralized service that has all my details, including my ID and perhaps my tax identification number, to know how much money I've got.

Sheepless AI's launchpool is ending in approximately two hours. We'll see how it progresses tomorrow, when it's listed at 10:00 UTC. Moreover, another project was announced, again, XAI, for 4 days, starting on January 5. We'll see how that goes.

In all my years of existence in the space, I've never come across scam connecting to my binance account because the exchange is top and reliable, their security are very tighten uncomparable to other exchanges. Losing funds do actually influence our minds to do wrong things and I'm acquainted prior to the motives generated whenever we lose. Binance is top crypto exchange and it would be really difficult before it's been hacked. I've slight challenges but trying my best to recover from the losses recorded, almost liquidated my binance portfolio.

Yes I think that binance launch pool is a good way to earning some good profit if you are a bnb holder. Even then it's a risky to holding fund on centralised exchanger. I have already doing hold bnb on flexible earning and I am very happy to get some binance pool token when I got some from launch pool I did immediate convert to them on stable coin.

To be listed on an exchange like binance a project needs to have strong backing behind them or they needs to have a strong community. It is true that every new project that got listed in binance give investors good profit in its early stages as listing on binance is bullish news for a project. But if you look closely, you will see binance is also a place for dead or abandoned projects that got delisted after one or two years of listing because of their inactivity. So the long-term listing on binance can not provide a project survival guarantee.

The token XAI was listed today; I sold almost immediately after it was listed and made a quick $15 profit in the 4 days the launchpool was running—not too bad but not great either. I could have made more if I waited, because it has now risen in price, but I'm at work and couldn't bother looking at a random token's price every single minute. So far, no new projects have been announced, while the APYs on stablecoins such as USDT and FDUSD are ridiculously low at the moment. I'll possibly wait a few days to see if another project is announced or the APYs increase; otherwise, I'll consider moving my funds to a different platform.

A new project was announced this morning and is about to go live in Binance's Launchpool in the next hour. The Manta coin will be available for staking for only two days. 80% of the total allocated rewards will be through the BNB pool, and the other 20% will come from the FDUSD one.

According to Cryptocult, a Twitter account that has been focusing on Launchpool projects, Manta is likely to be worth $1.5 to $2.5 per coin, while an optimistic approach would be anywhere from $3 to $5.

Well, the two-day staking period won't yield much coins unless you have a large amount of BNB, so for the majority of us who don't, this Launchpool doesn't seem like a big deal.

Although I don't see a lot of interest regarding Binance's Launchpool projects, I'm going to turn this topic into the "Official" thread to discuss any announcements, newly listed projects, and general concerns regarding this matter. The Manta coin was listed on Binance a few minutes ago; unfortunately, I was at work and missed the boosted launch, but I still managed to yield a profit of $35 within two days, which is quite decent for such a short time period.

At exactly midnight, 19/01 00:00 (UTC), a new coin, AltLayer (ALT), will be introduced on the Launchpool and available for farming through BNB and FDUSD for 6 days. It will then be listed for trading one day after the farming ends, on January 25, 2024, at 10:00 (UTC).

The way people accept the use of the Binance launchpad projects are very small compared to how they patronizes these new crypto projects individual from their sites because of the profitability in it, the way these coins will yield profit on their presale offers compared to when listed on Binance launchpad projects will be different, though everything that has advantage also have it's disadvantages, there's more risk investigating on cryptocurrencies not yet listed, they may fail to perform well.

I think its still early since the trading just started. At what price did you able to sell off your tokens? Thats a pretty amazing profits considering you are staking the tokens.
I am still setting my launchpool tokens at $3 and hopefully it got sold at that. Im not sure what happened when the withdrawal from airdrop and paradigm got open the price would definitely sell of their free tokens.

I have received mine but it is not that much and I can't wait for it to reach those prices. So, I just treated it as the typical airdrop and that's a nice $10 for me.

A free money. It may not that be much but it's still free money and this is going to continue as long as there will be more projects that will be on their launchpool.

I start to see some folks that have got more than 100-160 BNB on the vault and they've got around $600 worth of free money.

Well, you did good. I sold at approximately $2.30, and it's now at almost $2.5. I could have waited a while; I would have made something extra. Nonetheless, it's basically free money. I don't have much BNB; thus, I mostly stake in FDUSD. You can achieve much greater returns if you have a large amount of BNB, as the majority of the farming is allocated through BNB. I'd consider buying more BNB, but its high price makes it a risk-free asset. I'll perhaps reconsider if it drops below $300 sometime in the future.

I have never had luck making money from binance lunchpool before. I wouldn't call binance lunchpool completely safe but binance lunchpool has a chance to profit. As far as I know, Binance Launchpool is a platform that allows users to farm new assets with staked assets. It is possible for some people to earn money through Binance Launchpool through various means such as staking or trading. I've seen a lot of information about Binance Launchpool online, but it's safe to beware of possible scams or fraudulent schemes that may be circulating on social media or YouTube. I would like to say, always verify the validity of any investment opportunity before getting involved in such schemes.

I guess its gonna be relatively safe holding money in binance they got billions in their arsenal to give reimbursement if things went wrong, thats the advantage of using big exchange just so much assurance given but im more concerned with launchpool honestly it just doesn't seem to give that much profit I mean, it is safe yes, a much more safer and sure way to earn some good coin initially without the need to do some complicated thing like following retroactive and so on but honestly the reward so far has been so low i've been staking BNB also and it just doesn't satify the profit im seeking I think its more better to trade with the new coin anyway with the price swinging that occurred so often than average coin out there definitely a good way to earn money than earning peanut from staking BNB.

in the other hand usually the project that are having some launchpool in binance are also having their own program of earning the coin like airdrop and so on and unsurprisingly they are getting some good amount by just doing some tasks its unlike staking but of course the risk is also higher to lose our money also to waste money for fee alone, still wonder which one is more worth it though.
after all, doing airdrop task doesn't seem to be that difficult either.

Check this out mate. https://twitter.com/_RichardTeng/status/1748002280895340763?t=Fo5aFut5It_NOwXh8BqKOA&s=19

Id think you definitely reconsider considering the new CEO is on game with the launchpool series. I think this will be continous till the bull run and definitely will not let bnb out of sight for those big projects that will conduct launchpool. Also theres none launchpaf yet since then so probably they are brewing a grand launch for new project that will be out soon.

Many people are not aware of the Binance launchpool. I have not also seen it before but I will try to check nit out tomorrow morning. If many people know that they can make money from it then people would have using it frequently. This is an another way Binance is using to attract people to it service to make traffic. It is a marketing strategy. And that f people are making small profit from nit then later years, they will make good profit from it.

I believe you are new to cryptocurrency so for you not to know anything about launch pool, maybe you just have to seat down and watch from the window of your room. You can't tell me that many people in the space do not know about launch pool, every exchange has there launch pool so because you don't have idea on it does not mean that many do not know about it. Cryptocurrency is a space for learning especially when we have no idea about what we are taking about. We keeping learning for as long as we are alive.

quite solid way to increase the capital but its essentially just a staking but rewarded in form of new coin that might fluctuate a lot, but then again the APY are definitely higher than just outright staking stablecoin or some BNB directly.
but its undeniable that we as a shrimp just got beaten around by the whales dominating the staking scene that they made hundred grand and we just getting some small share as many people have said.
though overall if its combined with the fact that we are nearing bullrun and we should be ready that some coin and that might also include BNB to spike high in price then its probably the most solid way to grow capital risk free there is.
the reward is guaranteed, the safety of the money is guaranteed can't ask more with this thing also the thats why it attracts so many whales..
hopefully though BNB might also be affected in positive way by these many launchpool to add demand to the coin, but maybe whales are already accumulating BNB enough to follow stake and earn good amount anyway.

I would guess that people who have a lot of money do not see a point of not taking that free money, normally it was people like us, like people who take that ten bucks and be happy about it, it is not much work and it is free so why not take it. But we are not that rich, so taking that free money made us happy all the time, it doesn't matter how much, if you give us free money the new will always be happy to take it.

However, I am seeing those big bucks people to get involved as well lately, and usually they do not bother with it since it is not a lot of money but I am seeing them get more and more common these days which is why I keep saying that we are getting closer to bull run because those rich folks are not around during the bear run, but they get more crowded when it is nearing the bull season.

These projects which were announced by binance for staking launchpool, are successful. That's why people staking millions of dollar nowadays and so you'll get a little amount from launchpool. By staking 4/5 bnb, you'll get 6-8$ worh altcoins even pump 10x(example of manta). Recently xai, manta launchpools are over. I got some cents from their launchpool for xai lol. Usdt staking not much profitable, you'll get 8x less comparing to bnb. So people choice bnb but volatility matters when your staking bnb. Finally it's not that good at all

Binance lunch pool, I have tried it several times, but if the investment is high, then the person can get good benefit because you have to hold the BNB, if BNB price is high at which time launch pool finished then the benefit is very high.

But the problem is that the fund stuck with them as much as they are, then it also becomes clear that if the price of BNB decreases the we can face of loss.

It is like Staking your Coins anywhere else with low APY. maybe people with large capital really earn good profit from binance launchpool but if you stake only $200 or little bit less or more than you could only earn Around $2 per launchpool round. which is not a good amount.
The only Good thing about Binance launchpool is there is not any risk of losing money because you'll get your funds back in your  account when launchpool end.

You can stake stablecoins in launchpool. most of the launchpools allow staking FDUSD and TUSDT stablecoins.  and you can't take and sell the tokens earned during launchpool. because binance launchpool only add new projects. tokens are listed when launchpool completely ended.

That's interesting, thanks! It's true that in the past couple of months, Binance has introduced quite a few Launchpool projects. I regret not taking part sooner, to be honest; the first one I participated in was Pendle, and it wasn't for all the 20–25 days it was running.
Nope, it's not like staking anywhere else with a low APY. The APY on Launchpool projects, although it hasn't been announced, is generally decent and higher than staking USDT or FDUSD. The majority of the projects I've staked were worth it. I made $35 with Manta, and I would have made more if I wasn't at work at the time of its listing. During its two-day farming period, I'd make at most $2 through USDT and BNB staking. The same applies to other projects, such as XAI, Cyber, Neutron, ACE, and plenty of others.
All coins are listed approximately a day after the launch pool is finished. Some exceptions I remember were SUI and Cyber, if I'm not mistaken, which were listed for trading a week after the initial launch of the farming period and ran simultaneously.

I have actually seen a lot of people or investors base their decisions of whether they should invest or not in a newly launched project on listing

They think that if a project is listed especially in an exchange as big as binance then it must be legit and might have extremely good potential looking forward

The risks of starting a pool are almost the same as when investing in other cryptocurrencies, if the project you invest in does not gain popularity, you may also lose some of your funds. But I think this system is more interesting, because the bet is on bnb, this currency is strong and is unlikely to disappoint you.

I've also followed that, but not on Binance but on another platform. Yes. comfortable and easy and quiet. Yes. You are right and it is low risk and we only need to follow all the steps required by the exchange and the more we have the token reserves required to stake the greater our chance of getting the prize. This is also one of the strategies and one way to drive the price of the required token as well.

Wow!! The proficient of cryptocurrency is here and you have not exploded with knowledge in cryptocurrency. Probably you don't want to and like to share your knowledge in a low key  ;D. I use Binance to make transaction and I have not seen launchpool in any day. And this is the first place I have heard even the name. And I didn't say ntht because I don't know it therefore people should not use it. If I will look through the window to search for it then I will want you to dig your parlor and bury it because I am not going to use it.

You didn't impact any knowledge here for someone to knowledge instead you misguide yourself from the comment you made. I think the internet is not far from me to know things that I don't know. But it is good for knowing things here and add it to the knowledge we get from outside.

Yes, this is indeed one of the safest method to earn some money but in order to do that we need to hold good amount of tokens (as it changes from one exchange to another). I have initially tried such things with Binance but couldn't get much but still participating as my BNB holdings have increased which helps me in staking more and earn more in terms of tokens. There are lot of exchanges who offer such launchpad projects you will find more such projects in Gate.io but getting reward considering the pool of users is difficult.

Altlayer (ALT) will be listed in less than 24 hours, tomorrow, January 25th, at 10:00 UTC. From a prediction I read, I don't recall where its price is expected to range from $0.15 to $0.30. We'll see how it progresses soon enough. Kudos to any Manta holders out there, as it's currently one of the highest performing coins on Binance, with a 26% positive change in price in the last 24 hours, trending at over $3 per coin. Considering the 2-day farming period during which Manta was available, its yields were quite impressive, as its price has jumped in an extremely short period since it was listed.

I didn't participate in the manta farm so I have very little knowledge about how much the rewards were but I have participated in the AltLayer bit and so far so good — BnB and FdUSD that are the two assets used in farming $ALT are down horrendously (even more surprising is that FDUSD depeg). The only way farmers of the AltLayer launchpool can break even is if the price of ALT debuts around 0.45 to 0.8 or possibly $1.

well thats just how staking mechanism everywhere you get locked period but that with a reward, i think such staking launchpool in my honest opinion only good where the price was still rather low and bearish, at bullish well its not really good we can be making some grand from staking and we missed opportunity of cashing out our investment and missed tens of grand thats what I mean by missed opportunity by staking, moreover sometime the reward is not that great anyway there are many whales staking their millions for the sake of earning opportunity through binance launchpool and that alone already such a turn off for me thats why im just sticking to trading instead and staking outside the binance platform despite the fact that there might be risk carried by the staking such as contract breach and so on but so far I only staked at reputable platform.
other than that whats really important is that some people that stake in binance should know that sometime the project have allocation for airdrop outside the platform despite being listed in binance and have binance launchpool but sometime they just give some airdrop to their community that has done some testing to the blockchain and so on and the amount even more worth than staking a half million sometime.

FDUSD's depeg is quite insignificant; we've seen a lot worse. It's not like it's frequently off the $1 peg. A few days ago, it was well over the $1 peg, reaching as much as $1.05. With that being said, I don't think it's something to worry about. Altlayer looks promising; however, I highly doubt we'll see its price anywhere close to $0.45, let alone $1, at least at its listing. I already have almost 200 coins; that would be an insane yield. Imagine that. I guess we'll see in a couple of hours.
I don't think you understand what this topic is about nor if you actually read it. Binance's Launchpool doesn't have a lock-in period, you're unaware of the coin's price till its listing, although you mention something completely different and irrelevant in your post.

You might need to check your listing date lol cos it was listed on Bitget January 25th. It's also not healthy to work with some random price prediction but ALT price indeed traded within the same price range and currently among the top gainers on Bitget at around $0.45. Let's see how it continues to perform moving forward.

Personally, in my opinion, it is really worth trying and joining the Binance Launchpool because the majority of coins or projects that enter Binance on average go up high because there are special privileges with entering the coins or projects in Binance. That's where we look for the benefits of joining the Launchpool and taking advantage of it. So I think it's really worth it to try this. Keep in mind this is just my personal assumption

The culture of looking for good projects that might be able to recover losses for investors and Altlayer (ALT) is also one of them that has the potential for returns and that has good quality in it after the last Binance Launchpool, now it's another price correction for this coin and it's time to buy back after yesterday's quite fantastic increase.

In my opinion, the advantages of staking are obtained if you stake large amounts, especially if you stake on a centralized exchange, because they make a profit and take part of the coins you stake. all staking is giving possible earn but with different rate.

I don't think there are many people who stake millions of dollars there, only a few people, the rest is a combination of many people.
and also some exchanges impose limits on the maximum tokens they will get.

I think the project that has successfully held a pool on Binance is the project of choice and its popularity is beyond doubt. There is little chance of experiencing losses even if the BNB price falls because you will get rewards from staking and you can sell them when listed on Binance.

Right, I corrected it; I don't know how I jumped from January to April. Altlayer is still performing quite decently, but the best performance I've seen from a Launchpool token is with Manta; it surpassed $3.50 per coin, and I had sold at $2.50. That was a huge opportunity.
Binance is one of the largest, if not the largest, exchanges on the market, so it's perfectly reasonable for the majority of projects listed there to skyrocket due to the hype and the immense amounts being put into farming.
Billions of dollars worth of BNB and FDUSD are used for farming on Launchpool projects. It's certainly not only a few people, but there are definitely whales taking advantage of it, earning thousands in the process.

You're right, using launchpool can be an opportunity to earn more..I learned about Binance Launchpool, but the high BNB fees were a barrier for me. Consequently, I switched to Bitget Launchpool, and my experience has been positive, especially with farming ZKF. Now, I'm looking forward to using BGB to farm ZETA, hoping for continued success.

What exactly do you mean by high BNB fees? It's pretty much autopilot on Binance; you just stake your BNB or FDUSD on the Launchpool platform, and that's it. I've never heard of the BitGet Launchpool, but it seems interesting enough, although I wouldn't go through the hassle of depositing any more funds on another centralized platform (unless it's decentralized but I didn't go through the whole platform). Most importantly, I trust BNB more than I'd trust BitGet's token; it ruins the aspect of risk-free investment, so that's a no-go for me personally.

It's about time a new Launchpool project was announced. The coin Pixels (PIXEL) will be available for staking tomorrow, Friday, at 00.00 UTC, for a total of 10 days. It will then be listed for trading on February 19 at 10 a.m. UTC. The supported pools offer staking BNB (80% of the total allocation) and FDUSD (20% of the total allocation); a total of 350 million coins will be distributed through Binance's Launchpool.

The Pixel Coin is a social casual web3 game powered by the Ronin Network. More information can be found on Binance's webpage: https://www.binance.com/en/research/projects/pixels.

It seems like an interesting project, although this certainly isn't the first social game "themed" token we've seen. We'll see how that goes, I'm confident that it'll yield quite decent results.

Wow thats hefty lot of tokens. But how many supply does pixel have? Im not reviewing it but definitely will farm some on Binance launchpool though Ive got some problem with our country trying to ban binance app. Wondering if theres a solution just in case in the middle of it they banned the app and cant access it. Damn Why a country trying to mess up this free earning for people maybe they dont have bnb to stake with launchpool.

The coin Pixels (PIXEL) Laucnpool is till going in and it will be available for 3 more days. No doubt, Pixels (PIXEL) will be another hit project as 8B+ Stake already where 16M+ BNB and 2B FDUSD is staked currently but the fact is, I don't think the rewards is worth enough. Even most the the time I've seen such case where i stake decent amount of bnb as well as USDT (some launchpool allows USDT too) but the result was disappointing. no problem with altcoins as these were hit as usual but A few dollars was received only as rewards which doesn't seem worth at all

There's quite a lot of hype going on regarding Pixels; however, that's nothing unusual with Launchpool projects. It's true, though, that a huge amount of money has been put into farming—more than I've seen compared to other coins. We still can't be sure whether or not the rewards will be enough. General predictions speculate that Pixels will range from $0.30 to $0.40, but we're not sure how accurate those are. I've already acquired 80 coins, with two more days to go, so I'm expecting to surpass 100 coins by then. If the predictions are accurate, the 10-day farming period will accrue a yield of approximately $35 to $40 right at its launch time.

Not a huge yield; I've seen better ones in fewer days; however, if you already have the money on your Binance account, it's risk-free. If we suppose I yield an average of $40 for the 10-day period, if I were to stake USDT, I'd receive approximately $15, so my point stands that 9 out of 10 times, Launchpool projects are worth it.

A little late update: Pixels was listed on Binance on Monday at 10:00 UTC. It's listed price was $0.04, but it immediately climbed up to $0.45 per coin, and within a couple of hours it surpassed $0.60, beating our previous predictions and reaching as high as $0.70, but only for a brief moment. This time, I decided to hold these coins for a little while. I was contemplating selling them at $0.60, which would have resulted in an over $70 profit, but I was busy at the time, so the price later dropped and I missed my opportunity. Now it's trading at $0.50~ and I'm planning to risk it and hold for a while; in the worst-case scenario, I'll lose some of my profit.

Unfortunately, another Launchpool project is yet to be announced.

Yeah binance launchpool is another Possible earning opportunity where anyone can join or stake according to their Budget. Maybe less amount of money doesn't bring you good rewards but atleast it'll bring something to you, which is good enough. Recently i stake some amount in pixels. And i was waiting for trade whenever it get listed but i was busy. Actually its common that, If binance launchpool a project then that means it'll pump 5-10x even more. That's why many of us waiting for that. And that's why it is hard to buy earlier to sell with more value

I don't think it's possible to acquire the listed coin before it's listed on the exchange or Launchpool, unless there was a presale going on sometime before it was announced on Binance. No matter how much money you'll farm through the platform, you'll still earn more than regular staking in USDT or FDUSD would get you, so it's a win-win situation. I haven't sold my Pixels yet, but I remain confident.

Actually, a little after my previous post, another coin portal was announced and listed today, February 22 at 00:00 UTC, and will be available for 7 days.

Although it's been a few days since Portal's Launchpool has ended and was listed for trading, I'll post my update. Portal started trading at approximately $4, but quickly plummeted and dropped below $3. Unfortunately, I was at work and wasn't present the moment it was launched, so I missed the opportunity to sell at a high price. I sort of went for it and sold at $2.5; thinking it through, I could have sold at a better price, but I wasn't too confident holding it. It has now dropped down to $2.20.

Unfortunately, no new projects have been announced yet.

There are still a lot of receivers that have sold at the mid of it and at the near top. Those are easy and free money and no matter how low they'd sell, they've just taken it for free so it's still a win. But our minds tell us that we've been a loser and missed selling at the top and that's considered as a loss already but it's not. Honestly, if I was able to sell a lot before and took profits in BNB, I'd just deposit it on the launchpool and let it run for as long as it can be. That's a lot of free money coming in there and surely a lot of people are doing this. But the more BNB you have, the greater benefits you have to receive more rewards from the launchpool.

If you're starting out and you don't have that much. Better go directly to that project's website and try to fill out what they're requiring their users for you to max out the rewards that they're going to distribute once they hit the deadline. Because usually, most of these projects are going to be dead so when you've received the reward and trading is still hot and exclusive for most of you, don't miss selling them because hype now is different and they're quickly gone.

It's interesting to hear about your experiences with Binance's Launchpool, especially given your stance on centralized exchanges. It sounds like you've had some success with the projects you've participated in, despite acknowledging that many of the listed coins may lack long-term viability.

While Launchpool can indeed offer attractive returns in the short term, it's crucial to weigh the risks involved, including the potential for market manipulation and the volatility of newly listed tokens. As you mentioned, the opportunity cost of staking funds should also be considered.

I'm not sweating too much; it's basically free money. I still made more than I would have made by staking USDT, so that's still a win. I'm not going to complain about not selling at $2.50 instead of $3; not all projects are as fruitful as others, and it's not possible to yield the maximum from every single one of them. I'm still happy for what I earned.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by your phrase "given your stance on centralized exchanges."  Do you mind if I elaborate a little further? I support the services exchanges provide, but we need to distinguish that they're not meant to store cryptocurrency. I could have deposited my bitcoin as well, but I'm not going to do that for obvious reasons. Apart from that, thanks to Binance and its Launchpool, I've managed to substantially grow the money I initially deposited there. I'm also taking into account the opportunity cost of the staked funds; however, so far, the returns are higher than me staking on USDT or somewhere else.

The best time to sell a token is early if the token is launching on binance. That project was already hyped out and people started to sell off their holdings to take their investment out. Every project is not like TIA which has done something amazing even after it got listed on binance and started rallying up because of its ecosystem airdrop. Usually i don't participate in binance launchpool and i do like to trade them in their early stages but i always make sure that project has the holding value for long term.

Not necessarily; I've got plenty of examples of Launchpool tokens that skyrocketed days after their initial launch. Had I sold early, like you said, I would have made a lot less than I've currently made. A few examples are Cyber, which started at approximately $6-7 if I remember correctly and I sold at $16 a few days later; Pendle; Manta, which was sold early at $2.5 and climbed up to $3.5 in the upcoming few days; Neutron; Altlayer; MEME; and possibly many others that I cannot even recall. Sometimes this technique works best and is the safest for peace of mind; however, it's not always the most profitable.

Be careful; I'm not implying to hold such tokens for the long term; they're extremely volatile and unpredictable. Just because it worked for some coins doesn't mean it'll work for every single one of them.

I want to tell you at the beginning if you own a lot of money then you can earn good amount from binance launchpool. The reason for this is that the coins that are managed have a certain amount of value and stakes are required on those coins. And as a result of calculating all the stakes, you will get an amount every hour according to the amount of dollar stake you are doing absolutely free. That's why if you want to earn roughly then 500 to 1000 dollars should be staked. Then you will have the possibility of earning good amount of money.

I feel like such an idiot! I haven't updated the topic with the latest Binance Launchpool project, AEVO, a decentralized derivatives exchange platform (not sure what that exactly means, but that's what Binance is stating). The AEVO tokens are open for farming for 5 days, and trading will open on Wednesday, March 13th, at 10:00 UTC. Some users on Binance are speculating a starting price of over $2 with the anticipation that it will exceed $3 or even $4 shortly after its launch.

Throwback two projects behind. I had mentioned that I hadn't sold my Pixel tokens yet; well, today I did, as it pumped up to $0.80 per coin, which resulted in an almost $100 profit.

Dear, did you stake any amount for the formation of the AEVO token? yes, I am aware of this project already this project is of Decentralized exchange project and is still not listed on any other exchange. Actually, I did not stake any amount for the formation of this token due to some personal reasons. What do you think about this project? Does this project have good potential? as the team is working on its ecosystem still. Well if this project has potential and according to those speculating prices you aforementioned this may be going to be a good project.

Besides this as I said AEVO is still not listed on any other exchange it is directly going to list on Binance which is Tier one exchange. which gives us some positive signals about this project and when other good exchanges will start to list this project on their exchanges then there will be a good volume of amount coming into this project which will make the price higher and the project strong. Well for now project is in its early stages. we may see a downside in price after the listing of AEVO. DYOR! What do you say?

I'm staking FDUSD and some BNB; unfortunately, I don't have too much BNB, which renders staking a lot less profitable, as rewards are distributed 80% on BNB and only 20% on FDUSD. I've done zero research on this project, and if I were honest, I don't do any kind of research on most of these tokens. I just farm my coins there, hoping for the best. I'm trying not to miss a single one, because when I did, it was with the token Fusionist (ACE). Due to my own boredom and postponing, I staked only during the last one or two days. Reading predictions and analyses wasn't helpful either, because most articles I read weren't too promising.

However, it launched with an extremely high price—over $12, possibly more, but I cannot remember exactly—and lost the opportunity to make over $100 within 5 days. For this reason, I've decided not to miss another project.

The Binance launchpool is not as strong like we used to be curious to join it few years ago. With the problems Binance keep facing every year, many users are not that interested in the launch pool and some over look it because the pool is majorly based on how much you can stake in the pool and that would be what will determine the value of tokens you will be getting.
Thise that have huge amount of funds in there account are the ones that could join with higher possibility of getting large amount of tokens.

The AEVO coin was listed today with an approximate starting price of $3.4. I've acquired 17 coins, so that was a quick $50~ within a couple of days; not too bad. I'll hold them for a few days to see how it performs.

The 49th Launchpool project was also announced today, Ether.fi, will be available for farming in a few hours, 14-03-24 00:00 UTC and will run for four days. It will then be listed on the exchange on 18-03-24 at 12:00 UTC.

I've been sick the past few days and wasn't able to post on the forum. The coin Ether.io was listed on Monday, 18th of March with an average starting price of $4. To be honest, I was a little more optimistic about it, and although it still yielded a reasonable profit for the 4 days, other projects were far more fruitful. Till now, no new Launchpool projects have been announced.

A small update regarding the two latest Launchpool projects, AEVO and Ether.fi, both coins are noting huge increases in price. More specifically, Ether.fi is up to $7 (48.5% increase) and AEVO up to $3.01 (18.5% increase) as we speak, making both coins great short-term investments when acquired through the farming period. I'm not actually sure how I'll proceed, whether or not I should hold these coins for longer, or simply sell them and be over with it.

Apart from that, no new launchpool projects are yet to be announced.

Edit: Decided to sell Ether.fi and keep AEVO for the time being.

It's a little saddening that this thread isn't receiving the attention I was anticipating, as Binance's Launchpool projects have been a great source of income for myself. I'll keep updating it as much as I can. A new project was announced a few hours ago, Ethena (ENA), and will be available for staking for 3 days, starting on March 30th at 00:00 UTC (practically today after midnight). According to Binance and quoting from their announcement post:


With that being said, I want to make it clear that I do not endorse Binance or any of its Launchpool projects; however, I am promoting the possibility of earning a reasonable amount of money during the short farming period, provided that you have BNB and/or FDUSD. With an average of 2 projects per month, and there are usually two to four within the month, I'm making over $80 to $150, which honestly is quite decent if you ask me.

Ethena (ENA) proved to be one of the best, if not the best, Launchpool projects in which I've participated. I accumulated an approximate 100 coins, half of which were unfortunately sold at $0.55, while I kept the other half and sold it at $1. Overall, I made over $80 within 3 days, which is great, while if someone else had managed their coins better than I did, you could easily surpass $100 to $150 in profit in such a small timeframe.

Anyway, enough with Ethena. A new project has been announced and will be open for farming in just a few hours from now (5th of April, 00:00 UTC) for over 4 days. It will then be listed on April 9th, 14:00 UTC. Let's see how much money we'll make through this one.

Personally I have tried various laubchpool particularly binance and these days I have given a try on Bitget as well and I can tell you that launchpools is actually the easiest way to profit in the market. At least the latter exchange has a good historical record when comes to launchpool and they've another ENA ending on the 12th. Probably it will do better

Another success was added to Binance's Launchpool project, SAGA. SAGA was listed for trading today, 9/4/24, at 12:00 UTC, with a starting price of approximately $4.5. The price quickly climbed up to $5 and is currently up to $6.60 per coin; that's astonishing! Providing that I sell my coins as we speak, SAGA would yield me a profit of $85 for just 4 days of staking; that's an incredible return. I'm not sure if I'll sell yet, because from what I've noticed, the majority of projects are still climbing a few days after their launch; see Ethena (ENA), for instance, which is now worth over $1.30. I would have made over $150 if I had held my coins for longer.

     Even if I want to participate in the Binance launch pool, I can't because Binance is restricted in our country. In other exchanges, maybe I will participate in launchpads like Mexc and others.
I just don't know if Bybit is there, or maybe I just don't notice.

     I have never experienced participating in that, but I was tempted to join the launchpad on Binance recently, but suddenly our country gave an order to restrict Binance,
so we crypto enthusiasts have done nothing.

Perhaps they didn't know how much you stake in order to earn such amount, obviously $50-$150 is a good amount of money, especially you earn without doing anything. If you don't mind, you can reveal it.

Another suggestion you could create a table that list the launchpool you joined, how much you stake, how long you stake and the profit.

They have it, but currently no project is available to participate https://www.bybit.com/en/earn/launchpool/

I remember mentioning an approximate amount somewhere in the previous replies, but I didn't want to get into too much detail, so screw it. I started with approximately $3,200 worth of FDUSD and BNB, and in less than 12 months, my balance (due to BNB's price increase as well) has grown to almost $4,500. I started being involved in Launchpool projects somewhere during the summer, so that's certainly a decent amount of money for the time and money invested.

I also love your idea, and I'll start implementing it for the upcoming projects. It's interesting to keep track of statistics and acknowledge how much you've actually earned. I'll try to make it as detailed as possible.

Good news, everyone! Binance has just announced a new Launchpool project, Omni Network (OMNI), quoting from Binance, "a layer 1 blockchain designed to integrate Ethereum’s rollup ecosystem into a single, unified system.". Farming will be open at midnight on April 24 at 00:00 UTC for 4 days for FDUSD and BNB. Binance will then list OMNI at 2024-04-17 12:00 UTC. However, I've noticed that farming rewards have now been reduced for FDUSD from 20% to 15% and increased in BNB from 80% to 85% compared to the previous launchpools, which, at least personally, will potentially lower my rewards since I have a lot more FDUSD than BNB.

Remember, the more projects available on Launchpool, the higher the rewards, I'm earning more than $100 to $150 per month with just two or three projects per month.

Saga probably gonna be the same case of celestia all over again this coin is bullish on its own, those that bought when the price were still low also probably holding anyway since they sees potential from this coin, too bad i was too late to buy when the price tanked exactly at the time people are selling their bags but im kinda doubtful to get in now since as you have already know the price already growing up quite high now it seems.
probably gonna be on the lookout for the next launchpool, the fact that so many project nowadays require staking to get rewards pressing on our wallet, binance launchpool is no exception.
alas regardless binance launchpool so far has been showing quite profitable staking program, so many projects actually allocating big chunk of total supply just for binance launchpool alone hoping to get listed to the exchange which works to some extent to pump their coin to another level and produce billions of trading volume, thats just how a big exchange could carry the reputation.

SAGA had a tremendous performance after it was launched; it even reached as high as $7.5 per coin, which would result in over a $85 yield in just a few days. With that being said, I'm curious if I should have sold. I'll keep holding on for now and hope for the best. It's a great earning opportunity, and even though I already had a reasonable amount of money in stablecoins, I believe that it's still worth it if you decide to invest solely in farming through Launchpool.

Binance launchpool projects have become way more common, especially after the CEO changed. To imagine, I hadn't noticed the Launchpool until the summer that passed.

I see, it means you're making around 1%-3% from your capital, which is high. Mostly staking give you around 4%-20% APY, but that's annual percentage, while you can earn 1%-3% for few days.

I don't know if you've started to make the list or not, but I've create it for you, hope you like it.

Of course it's free for you to add/remove/change whatever you like (sorry if I input wrong data, but I hope I didn't make any mistake :P)

Wow, that's a great table you've built there. I really appreciate you taking the time and effort to make this; it's awesome! I'll make sure to add a few more since the summer of 2023 and a few others that I happened to encounter before I was fully involved in Binance launchpool projects.

Honestly, it's been a great experience so far. I know that it sounds like I'm affiliated with them, but Binance has opened up a great earning opportunity. There was a time that launchpool projects were announced one after the other; before even one was finished, there was another one announced. I managed to make a decent yield that period, and now I'm seeing a pattern of having at least two projects per month, which is about $100 on average, sometimes even more if I'm lucky. Supposing I had held Ethena for longer, I would have made over $130, but the $80 to $85 I made were still quite decent for 3–4 days.

Thanks again; I'll put it to good use!

What’s currency you are using to farm on launchpool for that profit listed above and how much capital you invested? I’m interested to participate on this launchpool while my crypto is just sitting on the earn section of Binance using USDT to farm with low APY.

I’m interested to know the profitability to farm using both Stablecoin and BNB that is available on the launchpool. Having a table in your OP containing the details I mention above is helpful.

If you own lots of capital then binance launchpool is for you. I found there are two way for staking. Bnb and FDUSD (stable coin). First they allowed Usdt but now they sleect their own stable coin FDUSD for marketing. And people who will stake Bnb, get more advantage during return. Now the point is, its good to stake there For free income and I'll choice FDUSD. Cause i found that, BNB staking would be loss project in many times if price dump, you'll be loss rather then profit. And profits weren't too much as excepted.

Alright, thanks to @Jawhead999, I've updated the table through a transaction history report I exported from Binance. There are probably a few lesser projects missing of minor value, and I haven't gone through the trouble of finding them one by one. The result is over $660 in profit, without taking into account those that haven't been sold yet. Honestly, had I taken it a little more seriously, meaning not forgetting to start farming the moment it was open and missing more than 8 hours of staking, or not properly assessing the situation and selling too early, or not selling at all (see NTRN, ALT, or SAGA), or even not bothering to participate even though I had all the hints that it's going to be worth it (see ACE, which could have resulted in over $100 in profit).

We'll see how OMNI performs in a few days; its staking is quite slow; I've acquired less than 0.45 OMNI in 2.5 days of staking; its value is speculated to be high; but none of the predictions I've read sound plausible or anywhere accurate to be taken into account.

@dimonstration, I don't remember how much I started with, but I'm currently staking $3600 FDUSD and 0.855 BNB. If I remember correctly, I started with approximately $2900 FDUSD and 0.70 BNB, but I cannot guarantee that these are 100% accurate numbers.

It's unfair for those that have a lot of USDT but they can always convert that into FDUSD if they want to participate to their launchpools if that's needed to be done. So aside from BNB, FDUSD and other native tokens that are going to be required for that launchpool are actually good ways to earn passively but it takes time as there's a deadline for most of them. So if you have those funds not in use and you have no plans of trading them, use them in the LP of Binance.

OMNI was listed today at 12:00 UTC; unfortunately, I was at work and missed the initial launch. Its price started at approximately $55 per coin and slowly crashed down to $30. To be honest, I'm quite disappointed, as I only acquired 0.75 OMNI, and at this price, my yield was approximately $20. Don't get me wrong, it's still not that bad for 4 days, but first, I'm used to higher gains from the launchpool, and secondly, I'm a bit regretful for not selling AEVO and SAGA a few days ago, and both have now lost more than 40% of their value.

No new projects have been announced yet.

For some unknown reason, I didn't receive a notification from the Binance app and saw it randomly in my promotional emails. A new launchpool, Renzo Protocol (REZ), has been announced and is open for farming as we speak. It just opened a few hours ago. According to Binance, Renzo Protocol (REZ) is one of the top liquid restaking protocols (whatever that means). Staking started on April 24th at 02:00 UTC and will be open for 6 days, while it'll be listed on the exchange on April 30th at 15:00. From the previous Launchpool, I've noticed that rewards have been reduced for FDUSD staking and increased for BNB; this applies to this one as well, so it's likely to be the new standard.

Although April's Launchpool hasn't been the best for myself, I'm still holding SAGA and OMNI, which have lost their value by almost 50%. This is going to be the third project in a month. Let's hope it yields better returns than the previous two.

Renzo Protocol (REZ) is probably the most disappointing Binance Launchpool I've experienced so far. It was listed today at 12:00 UTC with a starting price of $0.30 per coin, which immediately crashed to $0.20. Predictions were circulating that it would launch with a starting price of approximately $0.80 to $1, but these expectations fell through by a lot. The 46 coins I acquired through farming are less than $10 worth, and this is probably the first time I've experienced such a floppy launch. I'll hold these coins for a while, hoping for the best, but the few last projects haven't gone as smoothly as I was used to, leaving me with coins that have lost more than 50% of their value.

That means you staked around 4 BNB to farm Rez. I also farmed it. Well, for me, I won't say it was disappointing because I didn't expect it to worth much. Once I see so much tokens allocated for launchpad for farmers, I do a mental calculation after day one to have a vague idea of what I should be getting at the end. Anyway, I don't concern myself with what price is upon any listing. I've never bothered with that because I don't intend to sell any token from Binance launchpad yet until the bull rally gets to its height.

One thing I've come to observe is that Binance now has more launchpads at short intervals unlike when CZ was running the exchange.

A little more than 0.85 BNB and $3,500 in FDUSD, to be exact. Well, I also speculate on how much I'm going to earn, judging by how many coins I accumulate, what some prediction claims according to the coin's presale, etc., and judging by how much I've earned on average from each launchpool. My average ranges from $30 to $40 per project, while it can go up to $100 on rare occasions, but it's extremely rare to earn less than $10. I've sold the majority of my coins earned from Launchpool, some immediately and some during bull market periods, and I'm generally satisfied with the returns. I'm now holding the latest ones, hoping for another major pump.

And that's true; I even remember a statement from Binance's new CEO regarding new tokens and the launchpad platform itself.

Yes I will say that Binance Launchpool can be a possible earning opportunity but you have to also accept that it will not goes same at all the time. Because it kind of goes as the bull-market and bear market. Because if you say that when the market is on positive line the lunchpool reward and the project will come very fast and good amount. In my own  analysis I have found this. I have some fund staking on it but currently it is not going good on laucnpool rewards

Binance Launchpool is a type of airdrop and rewards well if you can stake large amounts of BNB or other option coins.  Binance now shares 20% of the total Launchpool for FDUSD staking.  However, even though FDUSD is a stable coin, its price is still not strong. again, when someone holds bnb, the price of BNB decreases and increases, so if someone does not buy BNB for the purpose of holding, then if the price of bnb decreases, he will have to face a lot of losses, which may be more than the Launchpool reward. so it is still very risky.  So I don't think it is logical to try to earn from here.

Staking stable coins FUSD for binance Launchpool I don't think worth with reward shares only 20%, around million dollar and thousand hundred participants with that pool and earned small reward.
I joined by using BNB staking coins although high risk but earn high reward from launchpool with sharing 80% allocation to participants using BNB coins staking.
But high risk with joining launchpool in binance by using BNB coins usually will decreasing after launchpool over, but BNB is most strong fundamental coins and I invested during BNB under $250 keep holding for getting launchpool coins reward. Waiting with new launchpool after last participating with OMNI coins and high reward receiving with coins first time listing price above $40.

I only got to know BNB Launchpool a few days ago precisely when the ethfi project was launched. At that time I didn't know how the mechanism works but now I have learned and I see BNB Launchpool could be my choice when I hold my coins. My question is whether Binance Launchpool can be more promising than staking? And how much should I farm to earn at least $20-$50 per project?

Actually, it has been reduced to 15%, but still, even with FDUSD, I've managed to earn a reasonable amount per project. You can check the detailed table; I found a few replies back and on the starting post. BNB has a higher risk due to price fluctuations; we don't know what may happen in the future, although I still remain quite confident about it and may be planning to acquire some more now that the price has slightly dropped.It depends on the project; check my detailed yields on the starting post. I'm currently staking approximately $3,500 in FDUSD and 0.85 BNB. The majority of projects yielded more than $30 to $40 each, with a few ones going as high as $100. The past two or three projects have been a little disappointing, either because their starting price was way too low or because I didn't sell at the right time, and now I'm stuck with the coins.

I’m staking around 6500FDUSD in both Omni and Rez but my profit  didn’t come close to 30$ to 40$ above even though I start staking on the opening date of the launchpool.

But the rest of the launchpool especially ENA gives me a massive profit but the last 2 is not that profitable and makes me just a little bit breakeven since FDUSD always dump whenever launchpool is near to end. Comparing to earn feature USDT, Launchpool is indeed more profitable.

Binance  bringing their launchpool event continuesly, even this week i found 2/3 altcoins in binance launchpool. And yeah its annoying when you need to convert your usdt or usdc to their FDUSD. But currently they are allowed FDUSD and Bnb token for staking. That's because thus they wanna increase their altcoins volume as well as its a good trick to increase bnb price by telling people to staking on their launchpool. Some tokens will bring you profit but jf you stake with bnb, there's no surety and i found bnb dumped most of the time just before the lauchpool end.. But if you have lots of capital with no use, then lauchpool could be a free income source which isn't bad.

I never claimed I made anywhere close to $30–$40 with OMNI or REZ; I haven't been in the process of selling them for a few bucks. I accumulated only 0.75 OMNI, which at its launch was worth approximately $30, and it quickly plummeted. REZ was a total disappointment because, even at its launch, it was worth $10 for 46 coins. ENA was an absolute charm; it yielded an average of $100 and could have made more if I had sold at a higher price. I'm now stuck with OMNI, REZ, and SAGA, hoping for a positive comeback sometime in the future.

Oh, ok. I got in total slightly over 11 of that token. I like staking on the BNB pool because more allocation goes to it. I once staked the same equivalent amount on both pools to farm a certain token and discovered I got more allocation on the BNB pool.

I know it's your decision to make but don't you think you're selling them too early? For me, I think it's a big risk selling off any token from Binance launchpad before bull season because I know they will pump. Binance has a way of doing that magic. I can quickly sell off once tokens are release because of dump but I always find a way to get in back. That's my strategy, and until there's a pronounced bull run that will remain my strategy.

I think this new project is going to be a promising one. Binance announced today Notcoin (NOT). According to Binance, it's a community token that onboards users into Web3 through a tap-to-earn mining mechanic. Although its name doesn't sound too promising, the fact that Binance announced it three days before farming starts is intriguing; this is the first time I've personally seen it. 

Farming will be open for three days and will be available on May 13 at 00:00 UTC. It will then be listed for trading on May 16 at 12:00 UTC.

blame the market and the jeets.
binance has been heavily fudded for launching tokens at a mc higher than what it should be and dumping soon after.
now everybody's selling first chance they get. not saying they're wrong. if you know price is gonna dump, you don't wanna be the last to sell.
but it's a shame because some of those are actually decent projects, like OMNI, SAGA, ALT...
maybe people should grow some balls and hold otherwise they might miss the next AXS or MATIC (previous launchpads too). i can tell, i earned a shitton of AXS in 2020... that i sold a few months after just before it boomed.

I see. Unfortunately, I didn't sell some of the latest coins that I acquired through Launchpool, and now they've plummeted. I had noticed that a large number of projects surpassed the initial launch price a few days after they got listed, such as Cyber, ENA, SEI, and a few others that I don't currently recall, making me decide to hold these and not sell them the moment trading opened. Unfortunately, I'm at work when they're listed, so I might not always have the ability to be present the exact moment they're listed, and Notcoin was one of those that should have been dumped the second it was possible.

Binance is a very good exchange if a token is listed here it has a good value, but not all coins have a good profit. so it is better to research your project and not hold all the tokens and keep the potential coins and sell the rest. Although these are free rewards so there is no chance of loss. so if you want to hold all of them then if one of them pumps a lot then you get a lot of profit. For example, when SOL was listed, I got 140 free SOLs and sold them for under $1 per SOL, which now has huge value. If I had held it then instead of selling it, I would have got a much bigger amount now.

different times, different market, different tokens and different investors's confidence in them as a result.

Certainly, this rule cannot apply to every project; they supposedly serve a different purpose, have different developers, etc. I'm just a little disappointed in the latest launchpool projects. I was used to making a decent amount of money through them, but at some point, their frequency was so high that before one project was over, another was announced.
You can never know, and personally, I don't have enough available time to research every single project that's listed on Binance Launchpool, and even if I do, it doesn't mean that it'll actually change anything; there is never a guarantee on how these coins develop. I sold ENA at approximately $0.90 to $1 more or less; I can't remember exactly, and a few hours later it surpassed $1.25, and upon checking, it had even reached as high as $1.49.

renzo (rez): zero utility. so far it's a yield token meant to be sold.
omni: different. lots of utility, could be a very good hold but was launched at a way too high price when market was terrible. people dumped, that was to be expected.
BB (megadrop, not launchpool): price is rather normal. there's nothing on the chain and there are a looot of btc l2s launching. they're all the same. and these idiots thought it was a good idea to give 50% of the circulating supply to the people doing the megadrop.
saga: not a bad token but people don't know what it is. launched in bad market conditions too.

Some of laucnhpool coins on Binance increasing higher price after few weeks from listing, from ENA, Cyber and SEI coins increasing drastically but most of participants always selling on the early moment after listing. Yesterday, Notcoin success listing on Binance after launchpool ended but current price get decreasing but this coins dominance by community with large amount based on airdrop reward, difficult for predicting with potential will raise to higher price after one or two months later because around 70% of notcoin allocated for airdrop participants.

After Notcoin launchpool in Binance, any one has information when the next launchpool opening and will the next time luanchpool more profitable than notcoins?