XspswapXspswap launchpad
XSwap Protocol's launchpad supports XRC20 token creation and presales for projects on the XDC Network, alongside liquidity locking and asset multisending. Its documented automatic liquidity integration adds liquidity only to V2 pairs, and XSwap labels the V2 DEX ecosystem deprecated.
Launchpad Functions and Dependencies
| Parameter | Documented Value or Function | Scope and Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Network | XDC Network | The launchpad is described for projects building on XDC. |
| Token Generation | XRC20 tokens | Creating the token and establishing its DEX liquidity pair are separate functions. |
| Generator Inputs | Token name, symbol, and supply | These fields appear in XSwap Protocol's token-creation demonstration; the supply is separate from a pair's exchange rate. |
| Presales | Project fundraising through early-stage token sales | The documented purpose includes funding development and business operations before public market launch. |
| Liquidity Locking | Liquidity pool (LP) tokens held in a smart contract | The project team cannot move the locked LP tokens between the lock's starting and ending blocks. |
| Multisending | XRC20, XRC721, and XRC1155 assets | These standards are included in the documented asset-distribution function. |
| Automatic Liquidity Destination | V2 pairs only | The integration depends on V2, which XSwap labels a deprecated DEX ecosystem. |
Token Creation and Pair Setup
The token generator uses a name, symbol, and supply to define the new token. Its contract address identifies the asset during DEX pair selection. XSwap Protocol's token-creation and liquidity demonstration treats token generation and pair setup as separate operations.
In the deprecated V2 ecosystem, the amounts supplied when creating a pair establish its starting exchange rate. The token supply entered in the generator describes issuance, while the pair's exchange rate describes the relationship between its two assets. Creating a token therefore leaves a separate market-pricing decision at the liquidity-pair stage.
Presale Fundraising and Trading Liquidity
The XDC Launchpad documentation describes presales as a way for XDC project teams to raise capital for development or business operations before their tokens enter the public market. Buyers gain access to early-stage token sales.
A trading pool serves a different function: its available liquidity enables token swaps. XSwap's swap documentation makes sufficient liquidity a condition for trading the selected assets.
Token Locks, Liquidity Locks, and Asset Distribution
The liquidity locker holds liquidity pool (LP) tokens in a smart contract and prevents the project team from moving those tokens between the lock's starting and ending blocks. A separate token locker holds team or treasury tokens, which cannot be released before that lock expires. The documented multisender transfers XRC20, XRC721, and XRC1155 assets to multiple XDC addresses. That transfer support has a broader stated asset scope than the XRC20 token-generation function; it does not establish that the generator creates XRC721 or XRC1155 assets.
V2 Liquidity Integration
The launchpad's automatic liquidity integration is documented as bound to V2, with automatic additions restricted to V2 pairs. XSwap Protocol lists its V3 DEX products separately. The documented launchpad integration therefore provides no basis for assuming automatic placement into V3 pools.
The deprecated designation applies to the listed V2 DEX ecosystem. The launchpad appears separately in the ecosystem overview, although its automatic liquidity destination remains V2. The designation supplies no shutdown date or operational status for an individual V2 pool.
