دليل MEXC Launchpad: كيفية شراء إطلاقات الرموز الجديدة

MEXC Launchpad is the exchange's platform for hosting initial exchange offerings (IEOs) — token sales where new blockchain projects sell tokens to MEXC users before the tokens begin public trading. Participating early in promising projects can yield significant returns if the token's price rises after listing, though early-stage investments also carry substantial risk.

MEXC has hosted hundreds of Launchpad events across its history, with some early participants achieving multi-hundred percent returns on investment. The platform vets projects before hosting their token sales, though this due diligence does not eliminate risk — projects can still fail post-launch. MEXC's Launchpad is particularly active compared to competitors, with frequent new project launches.

Launchpad participation is open to all MEXC users, but priority access and larger allocations typically require holding MX tokens. This creates an incentive for the MEXC ecosystem — users who hold MX get better access to token launches, driving demand for the MX token itself.

To participate in most MEXC Launchpad events, you need to hold a minimum amount of MX tokens in your MEXC spot wallet during the subscription period. The required MX holding amount varies by event — typically ranging from 100 to 1,000 MX depending on the size of the project. Check each Launchpad event's page for specific MX requirements.

The snapshot for MX holding eligibility is taken at a specified time before the subscription window opens. Ensure your MX tokens are in your spot account (not in earn products or futures margin) at the snapshot time. MX tokens can be purchased on the MEXC spot market against USDT, BTC, or ETH.

Some Launchpad events also require completing KYC verification. Others may require participants to have traded a minimum volume in the past 30 days. These additional requirements are project-specific and are listed in each Launchpad event's details page. Read the requirements carefully before the snapshot date.

MEXC Launchpad events use two primary distribution mechanisms. In the Subscription Model, you commit USDT or another specified token during the subscription window. After the window closes, tokens are distributed proportionally based on all commitments. If the event is oversubscribed (more demand than available tokens), you receive a smaller fraction of your committed funds converted to the new token, and the remainder is refunded.

The Lottery Model allocates a fixed number of winning tickets to eligible participants. Holding more MX or committing more funds increases your lottery ticket count, improving your odds. After the lottery draw, winners receive a fixed allocation of the new token and pay the subscription price. Non-winners receive a full refund.

The subscription model favors participants committing larger amounts (pro-rata allocation), while the lottery model gives smaller participants a fair chance at a fixed allocation. MEXC specifies the model for each event in the Launchpad event details. Both models are common depending on the project's preferences.

MEXC Launchpad has produced some spectacular early-stage investment returns. Many tokens launched through the platform have achieved initial listing price increases of 2x-20x within days of listing. However, selection bias makes historical averages misleading — successful launches are prominent in marketing, while failed or mediocre launches receive less attention.

In practice, the returns from Launchpad participation vary significantly: some projects sustain their initial gains and continue rising, many tokens give back early gains and trade below the launch price within weeks, and a minority of projects fail entirely or turn out to be low-quality. Diversifying Launchpad participation across multiple events reduces project-specific risk.

Always research each project independently: examine the team's credentials, review the tokenomics (total supply, distribution schedule, vesting), understand the problem the project solves, and assess competition. Avoid projects with very large total token supplies relative to initial market cap, as heavy vesting unlocks can suppress price over time.