LAUNCHCOIN ROCKETS 500%—DID ANYONE ACTUALLY READ THE WHITEPAPER?
Crypto’s latest moonshot isn’t Dogecoin or Shiba Inu—it’s LAUNCHCOIN, a token that just ripped past Bitcoin’s weekly gains with a face-melting 500% rally. Here’s what’s fueling the frenzy (and why your FOMO might be misplaced).
The hype machine in overdrive
Twitter threads call it ’the next Binance Smart Chain,’ while Telegram groups promise ’100x by Q3.’ Never mind that the project’s ’Believe’ platform misspells its own core feature—when lambo?
Reality check for degens
Zero audited contracts. A roadmap that mentions ’NFT gamification’ but not tokenomics. And of course, the obligatory ’partnership’ with a crypto you’ve never heard of. But hey—those APYs won’t farm themselves.
Another day, another shitcoin eating the market’s lunch. At least this one’s got the decency to pump before the inevitable dump.
What is Launch Coin on Believe?
Launch Coin on Believe is a token associated with Believe, a Web3-based SocialFi platform aiming to revolutionize fundraising and project launching by enabling users to create and launch tokens through social interactions on X.
It aims to disrupt traditional venture capital by providing a decentralized, community-driven alternative that empowers builders and founders.
Formerly known as Clout, it rebranded to Believe earlier this year as it fully pivoted into the Web3 space.
Users can create new tokens for their projects by simply posting details about them on X and replying to the tweet with “@launchacoin” followed by the desired token ticker and token name. This triggers the automatic creation of a new token, which is first tested by the Believe system before becoming tradable on supported decentralized platforms.
LAUNCHCOIN’s origin traces back to PASTERNAK, a memecoin created by Clout founder Ben Pasternak. PASTERNAK was the first token to complete a pre-sale on Clout, reaching a market cap of $80 million on its launch day on Jan. 24, 2025.
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