Your opinion about binance launchpad projects

[Emperor of Man]

Hi everyone.

Looks like the bull market is here again, and the question on everyone's mind is that which trains we are going to ride this time? I'm thinking about investing on new binance launchpad projects, because I believe they provide a good balance of profit, safety and innovation. Binance has due diligence for its launchpad projects, and some of the most serious projects in the last bull run have been binance IEOs. Just look at the performance of projects like matic, harmony one, sand, ... in the last bull.

Please help me with these subjects:

1. Your general opinion of this. How good of an idea is to invest on new binance launchpad projects at this time?
2. How can I detect the best of them? I know about the usual due diligence stuff like the team, the community, tokenomics, etc. But is there anything else? Like some rating system or a site that reviews them or something? I've found these kind of information about launchpad projects to be a bit rare.
3. If you have any personal preferences, would you please share them? This is a list of binance launchpad projects, newest on top. Pick your best: https://www.coinspeaker.com/ieo/platform/binance-launchpad/

Thanks.

P.S: By "investing on launchpad projects", I mostly mean buying and hodling a token when its launch ended, got listed, and also has done its price discovery for a few weeks. Not staking BNB to get some tokens before it gets listed.

[Orpichukwu]

The link you provided did not make mention of the recent coins, which just finished their launch pad on Binance, and the once's that's still going. 
 
About Binance Launchpad Projects I have participated in it, but I have not received any good reward out of it. Unless you have a large amount of money to use and join the launch pad, I don't think you can make any good profit out of it.
 
And another thing is that once they announce their listing interval of seconds, the coin will experience all the pump you never can imagine (who are the buyers are the questions I keep on asking), so it will also be hard for you to buy those coins on the early stake.

[crwth]

For your questions:
1. I think it would be ideal to invest what you can afford to lose. It's always going to be like that. You won't know what project you would profit in but it would be nice to put money in a project that you think will moon.
2. Aside from that, I think if the information is rare, don't buy into it. It's better for a project that has concept and details.
3. What do you mean to pick your best? Did you check your link? Everything there has ended. I have seen those pairs already in Binance. If you were to pick, it should be related to a great narrative. 

[passwordnow]

It is helping you to save time on what project you should research on. But you also need to be quick because after all when the launchpad is done and the token or coin is tradable on Binance and it gets listed already, the dump is for sure going to come. I don't know if there's a huge advantage for the ones who invests there but it seems that everyone has got their fair chance when the market will open for these projects. So, I think you as an investor has got the capital and initiative to do the necessary thing before it gets on the market. You have to make it before everyone does dump it but you still need to do your research if it's sustainable and the contents of the project not just because it's on the Binance launchpad, you'll not do your research as said it's like a shortcut for those investors that just want to have quick profit. That's how it goes and you need to get out of it as soon as possible but some may find it interesting to hold for so long if they believe with what the project is all about like L1,L2 stuff and all of those EVMs that they're considering before they hold it for longer term.

[Bureau]

I have never invested my BNB in any launchpad projects on Binance. Although I do get a small share of tokens as I have placed my BNB in Binance earn which okay for me. Every token when listed gives a good return on investment but I don't think holding them for long term is not a good idea. It is better to sell them in the initial days and move on to the next.

[Emperor of Man]

For your questions:
1. I think it would be ideal to invest what you can afford to lose. It's always going to be like that. You won't know what project you would profit in but it would be nice to put money in a project that you think will moon.
2. Aside from that, I think if the information is rare, don't buy into it. It's better for a project that has concept and details.
3. What do you mean to pick your best? Did you check your link? Everything there has ended. I have seen those pairs already in Binance. If you were to pick, it should be related to a great narrative. 

I edited the original post to explain this:

P.S: By "investing on launchpad projects", I mostly mean buying and hodling a token which has done its price discovery for a few weeks, not staking BNB to get some tokens.

Also, the information being rare thingy refers to information about comparing these projects, or scoring them based on their success probability. If there's no information about a project's team or roadmap or things like this, of course I'll never invest!

[mk4]

Binance frequently lists dogshit tokens but historically the tokens they list on their launchpad have done great price-wise.

I've held a decent amount back then until price discovery, but I definitely wouldn't hold most of them long-term. I definitely think ENA is going to do great this cycle though.

[FinneysTrueVision]

There have been some really successful projects that launched on Binance’s Launchpad, however most of these didn’t really need their own token. Unless you can earn a really high APY as an incentive for providing these tokens as liquidity on a DEX somewhere, I would stay away from them. New token projects are a dime a dozen. Being on Binance Launchpad might give them more credibility, but most of these tokens will be irrelevant within a short time when they are displaced by the new shiny thing.

[sheenshane]

Binance frequently lists dogshit tokens..

I tend to agree with this, and not only that, they keep promoting scam projects.
It might be a trap for new investors.

But we can't blame those investors who keep hoping that there's the same project like MATIC and Axie infinity that many early investors benefited from.

I may advise OP to invest what you can afford and search for a project that has a real utility and doesn't already exist.
It doesn't mean you're in Binance, you're safe.

[Apocollapse]

What most people do here is stake their stablecoins in order to earn free money instead of invest your money to buy the coins.

If you plan to buy newly listed coins in Binance, it's nothing different with low volume tokens in swaps because you're trying to gamble your money, go big or go home.

Here's one of project from Binance launchpad that people dump after launched https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/coin98/

The only project that personally I use the service is https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/arkham/

[bluebit25]

I want to share about my previous approach to CEX that I used to speculate with the exchange's native token to be able to receive incentives around events and certainly launchpad is something that is hard to ignore because of the fact that what has been experienced with it has brought good profits (I only mentioned some leading CEXs such as Binance, OKEX, HTX, FTX). But they will still have risks that are sometimes difficult for us to predict and accept like in the case of FTX. Coming back to Binance, I also had good experiences with it when in the previous cycle I was quite lucky. Lucky to take advantage of some opportunities, and it would not be strange if in the next stage Binance continues to show their superiority because they are still the leading CEX in the space.

[MAAManda]

1. Your general opinion of this. How good of an idea is to invest on new binance launchpad projects at this time?

That's good, because Binance is the leading crypto exchange platform at the moment, there is no doubt from my side, moreover the projects listed on their launchpad are projects that are game-changer projects.

2. How can I detect the best of them? I know about the usual due diligence stuff like the team, the community, tokenomics, etc. But is there anything else? Like some rating system or a site that reviews them or something? I've found these kind of information about launchpad projects to be a bit rare.

Due diligence such as team, community and tokenomics has become commonplace, another thing you have to pay attention to is how a project will affect the crypto market in the future, simply put, its potential.

3. If you have any personal preferences, would you please share them? This is a list of binance launchpad projects, newest on top. Pick your best: https://www.coinspeaker.com/ieo/platform/binance-launchpad/

There are no projects on Binance launchpad at the moment, it's all done, so what should I say here?

[Marvell1]

P.S: By "investing on launchpad projects", I mostly mean buying and hodling a token which has done its price discovery for a few weeks, not staking BNB to get some tokens.

I have to admit that the majority of projects launched on binance are high quality and have potential but that doesn't mean there won't be failed projects, Binance doesn't guarantee that.

Additionally, buying and holding is much higher risk, so proper analysis and evaluation is required before deciding to buy. Because you buy when they are just listed on binance, which means you have to buy at a higher price than those who stake BNB to receive tokens.

In addition, whether you receive more or less tokens depends on the amount of BNB you stake. It cannot be said that staking BNB only receives some tokens. If you stake 1000BNB, you will see that the number of tokens you receive is not small.

[Emperor of Man]

I've held a decent amount back then until price discovery, but I definitely wouldn't hold most of them long-term. I definitely think ENA is going to do great this cycle though.

The only project that personally I use the service is https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/arkham/

Thank you for introducing ENA and ARKM. I think ENA is not a launchpad project, but I'll check it out too.

And an interesting fact is, that even the coin98 thingy which has been used as an example of a weak launchpad project, didn't do all that bad price-wise. It pumped during the 2021 bull, dumped in 2022 like many other projects, consolidated around $0.12, and then did a 4X during the recent bull months.

There are no projects on Binance launchpad at the moment, it's all done, so what should I say here?

Thanks for your help. If you have a personal choice between the ended projects listed on that page, I'll be glad to know.

In addition, whether you receive more or less tokens depends on the amount of BNB you stake. It cannot be said that staking BNB only receives some tokens. If you stake 1000BNB, you will see that the number of tokens you receive is not small.

Do you have any personal experience regarding this? I mean, is there any cap for staked BNB there? Like, 100 BNB cap, and above that your launchpad tokens are the same even if you stake 5K?

Also, can you share which launchpad projects did you participate, and how many tokens did you get?

Wanna have a general opinion to see if BNB staking for launchpad projects is worth it...

[btc78]

1. Your general opinion of this. How good of an idea is to invest on new binance launchpad projects at this time?

It depends on what kind of investor you are. If you are willing to take high risks by investing this early on then by all means, go do it. I don’t think we can specifically tell you whether your decision will be good or bad.

2. How can I detect the best of them? I know about the usual due diligence stuff like the team, the community, tokenomics, etc. But is there anything else? Like some rating system or a site that reviews them or something? I've found these kind of information about launchpad projects to be a bit rare.

Nope. As far as I know there are little to none websites that offer ratings for launchpads.

When choosing which project to invest in, try to consider yourself as well and your goals and objectives and check whether it aligns with the project’s.

[cryptoaddictchie]

P.S: By "investing on launchpad projects", I mostly mean buying and hodling a token which has done its price discovery for a few weeks, not staking BNB to get some tokens.

Well its not really profitable when you are gonna stake few bnb cause the participamts there are a lot and you will definitely competing with other users for reward. By those clause you mentioned about investing on launchpad but not staling to buy them then you are practically saying its not on launchpad like a private sale or some sort of ICO prior to laumchpad. Cause joining Binance you are require to stake your bnb just to earn that or invest with.

[JeffBrad12]

well if you are talking about staking BNB then they're all pretty much safe to invest, though the APY is low it does indeed gonna require you to invest some hefty amount to get meaningful rewards.
I've seen some people staking millions and get half millions as a reward I think thats good enough.
anyway if you are talking about investing in these project that are getting launched through binance launchpad, as I've seen so far, most of the project that get listed in binance whether having launchpad or not, usually always grow at the end of the day, though its not uncommon to see the price of the coin tanks first the first day of listing that to be expected, most of coin nowaday giving airdrops to people after finishing certain tasks, so these people gonna dump it but its also good opportunity for us that want to make investment because that usually where you will see the lower point of price you might never see again, so far the project like ENA, Wormhole and so on, even XAI and the likes are growing good, so its definitely worth a try.

[Emperor of Man]

P.S: By "investing on launchpad projects", I mostly mean buying and hodling a token which has done its price discovery for a few weeks, not staking BNB to get some tokens.

Well its not really profitable when you are gonna stake few bnb cause the participamts there are a lot and you will definitely competing with other users for reward. By those clause you mentioned about investing on launchpad but not staling to buy them then you are practically saying its not on launchpad like a private sale or some sort of ICO prior to laumchpad. Cause joining Binance you are require to stake your bnb just to earn that or invest with.

I edited the original post again, since it was repeatedly misunderstood:

P.S: By "investing on launchpad projects", I mostly mean buying and hodling a token when its launch ended, got listed in binance, and also has done its price discovery for a few weeks. Not staking BNB to get some tokens before it gets listed.

anyway if you are talking about investing in these project that are getting launched through binance launchpad, as I've seen so far, most of the project that get listed in binance whether having launchpad or not, usually always grow at the end of the day, though its not uncommon to see the price of the coin tanks first the first day of listing that to be expected, most of coin nowaday giving airdrops to people after finishing certain tasks, so these people gonna dump it but its also good opportunity for us that want to make investment because that usually where you will see the lower point of price you might never see again, so far the project like ENA, Wormhole and so on, even XAI and the likes are growing good, so its definitely worth a try.

Thanks. This is the thing that I want to do.

Also, regarding the BNB staking thingy you mentioned, do you have any accurate info? Like how much your tokens will be worth on average if you stake, say, $1000 worth of BNB?

[MAAManda]

There are no projects on Binance launchpad at the moment, it's all done, so what should I say here?

Thanks for your help. If you have a personal choice between the ended projects listed on that page, I'll be glad to know.

You're welcome mate. If it's about personal choice, I would go to Manta Network (MANTA), Arkham Intelligence (ARKM) and AltLayer (ALT), they're revolutionary projects that bring changes in terms of infrastructure (Manta Network & AltLayer) and new use cases (Arkham Intelligence).

[irhact]

Please help me with these subjects:

1. Your general opinion of this. How good of an idea is to invest on new binance launchpad projects at this time?
2. How can I detect the best of them? I know about the usual due diligence stuff like the team, the community, tokenomics, etc. But is there anything else? Like some rating system or a site that reviews them or something? I've found these kind of information about launchpad projects to be a bit rare.
3. If you have any personal preferences, would you please share them? This is a list of binance launchpad projects, newest on top. Pick your best: https://www.coinspeaker.com/ieo/platform/binance-launchpad/

It's better to invest in a Binance IEO than to invest in a random ICO that you don't know if the token will become popular in the future, all Binance IEO gets popular and can make you alot of profits. You're already guaranteed that the project will get listed on Binance exchange which is the biggest exchange and will give the project more visibility to traders and whales with big amounts to invest. Binance IEO project don't fail when they get launched but with time they mightn't do very well.

Therefore if you're investing in them, it should be for the short term as only a few will do very well in the long term and you can't know which one unless you're a very good guesser. You can't detect the best one but you can use trend narrative to know which one will do well. If what you think will be the trend for the bull market will be AI project then you can invest in an AI IEO and hold the token for the bull market.