Uniswap has introduced Launches, a new feature in its web app that is now live in beta and designed to help users find token issuance projects built around the Uniswap ecosystem. The new page brings together launchpad projects that use Uniswap as their trading infrastructure, including Bankr, Pons and Long, and is intended to improve distribution for issuers while making discovery easier for users looking for newly launched tokens. At launch, the feature supports token issuance on Robinhood Chain, with support for more chains planned later. Uniswap also cited activity from July to show early traction in this segment: Robinhood’s token issuance platform alone issued more than 340,000 new tokens on Uniswap during the month, generating $3.6 billion in trading volume. The update points to Uniswap’s effort to package token launch activity into a dedicated discovery surface inside its web product.
Uniswap on July 30 introduced Launches, a new feature in its web app that is currently in beta and built to help users discover token issuance projects on Uniswap.
According to the announcement, launchpad builders including Bankr, Pons and Long use Uniswap as their trading infrastructure. Launches gathers these projects onto a single page, giving them broader distribution and making it easier for users to find newly issued tokens.
The feature already supports token issuance on Robinhood Chain, and Uniswap said support will expand to more chains later. The company added that Robinhood’s token issuance platform alone issued more than 340,000 new tokens on Uniswap in July, with trading volume reaching $3.6 billion.
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