The Raven Protocol, launched on Binance Dex on 17th of June 2019, was the first known Initial Decentralized Offering in the cryptocurrency industry. The success of the offering inspired dozens of projects to launch on Binance Dex. Later, more projects began to launch token sales on the Binance centralized launchpad. It didn’t take so much time for the industry to make a paradigm shift, and launchpad got the adoption that it deserves. With the rise in demand for Decentralized Financing (DeFi) in 2020, there was a need to reduce barrier entry to crypto fundraising. Only a few projects could afford to raise money through Initial Exchange Offering (IEO). Hence, the first launchpad was created on the Ethereum blockchain. By making token sales on Uniswap, the cost of listing tokens got reduced to the barest minimum, but this low cost led to some sort of sabotage and the Ethereum network experienced a surge in gas fee. Some investors who are tech savvy began to game the system by front-running listings shortly after liquidity has been provided. A new term “ape in” became popular and some buyers could buy out a newly created token before others are able to buy. This action led to high gas fees that discouraged retail traders from using Uniswap for trading, and the Dex began to experience slow performance. The new development justify the demand for; Cheaper and ultra-fast transactions Secure, and more user-friendly launchpad Multichain launchpad