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Gate Launchpad Perspective: Evaluating Value Beyond the Listing
In most Launchpad discussions, attention is often placed on short-term price movements after listing.
From my experience, however, the real value of a Launchpad lies in how capital is distributed, how demand is measured, and how risk is structured before trading even begins.
The KDK Launchpad illustrates this well.
During the subscription phase:
The USDT pool attracted over 90 million USDT from nearly 6,000 participants
The GUSD pool gathered more than 55 million GUSD with close to 1,000 participants
All participants entered at a fixed subscription price of 1 KDK = 0.35
What stands out here is not only the scale of participation, but the mechanism itself.
Gate Launchpad’s proportional allocation model ensures that demand is reflected transparently, while preventing excessive concentration from dominating distribution. This creates a balanced environment where both retail and larger participants operate under the same conditions.
From a participant’s perspective, this structure offers three key advantages:
Predictable entry conditions, independent of post-listing volatility
Direct insight into real market demand, based on committed capital rather than speculative volume
A disciplined exposure model, where allocation scales fairly with participation
In the case of KDK, the Launchpad data suggests a launch driven by measured interest rather than artificial momentum. This distinction matters, especially for projects positioning themselves as infrastructure within an emerging ecosystem.
For me, this is why Launchpad participation is not about chasing early listings, but about engaging with projects through a controlled, transparent, and data-driven framework.