Gate Launchpool's 372nd session featuring Aligned (ALIGN) is underway through September 11, distributing 10 million ALIGN tokens across three staking pools. A concurrent PIPEDOG campaign offers over 39.4 million PIPEDOG in rewards and runs until August 31. The USDT pool in the ALIGN event has attracted over 93.6 million USDT in deposits at an estimated 3.82% APR, while the native ALIGN pool posts a striking 263.74% APR. On the PIPEDOG side, the ETH pool holds roughly 42,759 ETH at 2.76% APR, the BTC pool contains about 1,796 BTC at 0.87% APR, and the PIPEDOG pool reaches an estimated 646.78% APR.
ALIGN Campaign: Three Pools, 10 Million Tokens
Gate Launchpool's 372nd session — featuring Aligned (ALIGN) — is live and will run until September 11 at 18:00 UTC+8. Participants can stake USDT, GT, or ALIGN to share a total reward pool of 10,000,000 ALIGN tokens.
Current pool metrics:
- USDT pool: 93,685,074.62 USDT staked, estimated APR of 3.82%
- GT pool: 3,543,846.49 GT staked, estimated APR of 1.84%
- ALIGN pool: 14,140,810.72 ALIGN staked, estimated APR of 263.74%
PIPEDOG Campaign Running in Parallel
A separate PIPEDOG event is also active on Gate Launchpool, set to close on August 31 at 18:00 UTC+8. Total rewards amount to 39,432,177 PIPEDOG.
Pool breakdown:
- ETH pool: 42,758.86 ETH staked, estimated APR of 2.76%
- BTC pool: 1,795.63 BTC staked, estimated APR of 0.87%
- PIPEDOG pool: 49,899,978.11 PIPEDOG staked, estimated APR of 646.78%
In both campaigns, the native-token pools carry far higher estimated yields than the major-asset pools — a pattern typical of Launchpool events where smaller deposit bases inflate annualized return figures.
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