Beyond Cronos Launch: The Other Token Launchpads on Cronos Compared

Cronos Labs' own launchpad, Cronos Launch, gets most of the attention: 1,459 tokens created and 25 graduated by November 14, 2026. We explained how it works in Cronos Launch: The Official Cronos Launchpad Explained. But Cronos Labs itself names other launchpads on the network: in its strategy post, it says tokens launched through Wolfswap, Puush.fun, banger.meme, Trix, Obsidian, Cronos Launch "or any other launchpad on Cronos Network" are assessed under the same criteria.

Here is how the main alternatives work. All information was read on the projects' own sites and documentation on November 14, 2026.

Two different models

• Bonding curve (Cronos Launch, AgentFun): the token first trades on a price formula inside the launchpad. When enough is bought, it "graduates" and moves to a DEX pool.
• Locked pool from the first block (banger.meme, WolfSwap): the token goes straight into a VVS pool whose liquidity is locked for good. There is no curve and no migration. "Graduation" only marks a size threshold.

banger.meme

According to its documentation:

• Each token has a fixed supply of 212 million and launches into its own VVS V3 pool against WCRO, single-sided. The pool's position is sent to a locker and "can never be withdrawn".
• Costs: a 10 CRO launch fee, a 1% pool fee on every trade (75% to the creator, 25% to the protocol) and a 0.9% interface fee when trading through banger.meme.
• Anti-sniping: buys are closed for the launch block and the next two (about one second), except for the creator's own first buy. After that, the token has no owner, no blacklist and no transfer hooks.
• A token "graduates" when its pool holds 69,420 WCRO. The docs state plainly that graduation "is not a quality signal".

Activity: its homepage showed 19 tokens launched, 15 of them in the "Graduated" tab. We read these counts on the site and did not check them on the chain.

WolfSwap's launcher (WolfStreet V3)

According to WolfSwap's launchpad documentation, every new launch since October 2026 works like this:

• The whole supply, 1 billion tokens, goes into one V3 pool, on VVS by default or on Obsidian. The position is locked in a contract for good: neither the creator nor WolfSwap can remove it.
• The creator picks the pair token: CRO by default, or ULTI, Ultra Cat, PACK, OBS or CRONUS.
• Each trade pays the pool's 1% fee. WolfStreet keeps 30%. The creator decides at launch how the other 70% is split between themselves and holders who stake the token.
• Anti-sniping: buys in the first 12 blocks pay a tax starting at 99% and halving every block, and that tax is burned.
• A token graduates when its pool holds 70,000 CRO (or about the same value in its pair token).

Activity: the launcher page listed dozens of tokens created over the previous month. Its market data is not readable without connecting a wallet, and we did not connect one, so we give no figures for WolfSwap's launches.

AgentFun.AI

AgentFun launched in November 2024 as a launchpad where each token belongs to an AI "agent" with its own personality. According to its documentation:

• Agent tokens trade in a launch pool paired with the platform's own token, AGENTFUN. They graduate when 200 million agent tokens are left in the pool, and move to H2 Finance on Cronos zkEVM or VVS on Cronos EVM.
• Costs: 1 AGENTFUN to create an agent, 1% of every trade to the protocol, and 1% of the agent token's total supply at graduation, according to its fees page.
• The docs say graduated liquidity will be locked for 10 years, but mark this "Coming soon!". The documentation was last updated about a year ago, and still calls the platform an alpha version.

Activity: on November 14, the newest agents on its homepage were 10 to 12 months old, with market caps around $200 and graduation progress under 3%. The AGENTFUN token itself still has a sizable pool on VVS, about $640,000 of liquidity according to DexScreener, but only 26 trades in 24 hours. With Cronos zkEVM shutting down on June 3, 2027, agents graduated to H2 Finance on zkEVM face an additional deadline: see Cronos zkEVM Alpha Shuts Down on June 3, 2027: How to Withdraw.

Puush.fun and Obsidian

Puush.fun is a meme launchpad on Cronos. Its team merged with Obsidian, and its PUSH token was consolidated into OBS, as we reported in Puush Joins Forces With Obsidian: PUSH Holders Can Migrate to OBS. Obsidian pays 50% of its aggregator fees on a token's trades to puush.fun graduates that keep more than $10,000 of locked or burned liquidity on Obsidian, according to its royalties page. On November 14, the token list on puush.fun showed "0 results" when we loaded it, so we could not measure its current activity. We do not conclude from this that it is closed.

Not a launchpad: mcro.fun

mcro.fun is sometimes listed among Cronos launchpads. Its website describes something else: a swap app that routes trades across Cronos DEXs, with a trading view using Crypto.com data, free "paper points" price predictions, NFT battles and a 30% referral share of its platform fee. We found no token creation feature on its site. We presented the app when the Mistery team launched it, in Mistery (MERY) Launches mcro.fun After a Year on Crypto.com.

Side by side

• Cronos Launch: bonding curve, 1 billion supply, graduation to VVS with LP sent to the zero address, fees used to buy and burn CRO. 1,459 launches, 25 graduates.
• banger.meme: locked VVS V3 pool from launch, 212 million supply, 10 CRO + 1% pool fee + 0.9% interface fee. 19 launches.
• WolfSwap (WolfStreet V3): locked V3 pool from launch, 1 billion supply, 1% pool fee shared 30/70, burned anti-snipe tax. Activity not measurable without a wallet.
• AgentFun: bonding curve paired with AGENTFUN, graduation to H2 (zkEVM) or VVS, 1% trade fee + 1% of supply at graduation. Little recent activity.

What does not change

Whatever the launchpad, anyone can create a token, and locked liquidity only means the pool cannot be pulled. It does not stop holders, including the creator, from selling. Check the token address, the holders and the trading activity before buying, run the free security scanner, and read How to Spot a Rug Pull on Cronos.

Sources: the Cronos blog post "Cronos Labs Strategy Going Forward", launch.cronos.com, banger.meme and its documentation, the WolfSwap documentation and launcher page, agentfun.ai and its documentation, DexScreener, puush.fun, the Obsidian wiki and mcro.fun, all read on November 14, 2026. This article is for information only. Always do your own research. Nothing on MemesOnCronos is financial advice.