Private testnet is done.
We stress-tested FWD with real users, real launches, real trades, and enough chaos to find what needed fixing.
$881.56K traded.
$17.82K in fees.
Graduation test.
We learned a lot.
Mainnet next.
The interesting part of a token launch is what happens once other people start using it.
That’s why we’re building FWD around the entire lifecycle:
launch, discovery, trading and the transition from an idea into a real market.
What are you building that would be more fun with a market attached to it?
→ A community?
→ A meme?
→ A game?
→ An internet experiment?
→ Something weirder?
That’s the part of token launches we care about most.
Show us what you’d launch on FWD.
What are you building that would be more fun with a market attached to it?
→ A community?
→ A meme?
→ A game?
→ An internet experiment?
→ Something weirder?
That’s the part of token launches we care about most.
Show us what you’d launch on FWD.
There are going to be a lot of tokens.
Finding the interesting ones shouldn’t require 14 tabs, three Telegram bots and a spreadsheet.
Just fwd → https://t.co/wb588YZzvF
A launch should give creators a reason to keep building after day one. Our creators receive a share of fees generated by their token.
If you launch something people actually want to trade, the relationship with the market doesn’t end when you press Create.
Build the idea. Launch it. Keep showing up.
Most launchpads treat deployment like the finish line.
FWD is built around what happens after you press launch too.
→ Create the token.
→ Open the market.
→ Trade through the bonding curve.
→ Track activity.
→ Graduate into pool liquidity.
→ Creation, discovery and trading live in one place.
Move Fwd.
A token idea shouldn’t need a week of setup.
On FWD, you can launch a token, make your first buy, trade on the curve, earn a share of trading fees, and move into pool liquidity once the token graduates.
We built FWD to make the path from idea → live market straightforward.