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The crypto world just keeps finding new ways to keep us on our toes. One of the latest platforms generating serious buzz is the Believe app, a SocialFi launchpad built on the simple idea that anyone can launch their own token, straight from a tweet. No devs, no VCs, no gatekeepers. Just vibes, a meme, and a well-placed “@launchacoin” reply.
In a space where launching a token used to mean hiring Solidity devs and praying to the liquidity gods, Believe flips the script: social-first, community-powered, and fast as hell. Let’s break down what the Believe app is, how to launch your own token using LaunchCoin, and why it’s suddenly becoming one of the most viral on-chain tools in 2025.
What is the Believe App?
The Believe app is a Web3-native platform that lets anyone launch a token via Twitter (yes, really), using the platform’s smart contract tooling and automated launch infrastructure. It combines the power of social media with blockchain’s permissionless nature to enable what the team calls “social token funding.” In short, it’s a Degen’s dream toolkit: instant meme coin creation without the need to code.
The platform lives at believeapp.xyz, but the actual launching process happens on X (formerly Twitter). You post a tweet about your token idea, reply to it with @launchacoin and the name and ticker of your token, and boom, you’ve got a coin.
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Behind the scenes, Believe deploys the token on-chain, creates a token page, and opens it up for trading. The smart contracts handle liquidity, fees, and token distribution automatically. The only thing you need? A half-decent name and some Twitter engagement.
How to Launch a Token on Believe (Step-by-Step)
So you want to mint a coin called $NFTGAME and become the next $PEPE overlord? Here’s how launching a token on the Believe app actually works.
1. Tweet Your Token Pitch
Start by tweeting a short description of your token—whether it’s a meme, a project, or a fan token. The tweet serves as your “whitepaper,” launchpad, and brand moment all in one.
Example:
“Introducing $NFTGAME, the token for degens who go to sleep after sunrise. Got calcium?”
2. Reply With @launchacoin
In the reply to your own tweet, post:@launchacoin $NFTGAME (NFTGAME Token)
That’s it. No smart contracts, no Metamask wizardry. The Believe app’s backend scans for these replies, auto-deploys a token using your specified ticker and name, and replies to your thread with the official token page.
3. Share, Meme, Shill
Now your token is live. Get people to buy, trade, and meme it into existence. The more traction it gets, the more visibility it receives on the Believe leaderboard and social feeds.
What Is LaunchCoin?
If the Believe app is the tool, LaunchCoin (LAUNCHCOIN) is the engine. It’s the native token of the platform and plays a central role in everything from governance to fee distribution.
Each time a new token is launched, LAUNCHCOIN is used in the background to fuel the smart contract logic and fee mechanics. LAUNCHCOIN holders also benefit from the network’s activity via staking, revenue shares, or early access to hot launches (depending on upcoming updates the team teased).
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And now for the juicy part – the token’s on-chain stats.
As of May 14, 2025:
- LAUNCHCOIN is trading at $0.2027, up 166% in the past 24 hours
- 24-hour trading volume is around $182 million
- Market cap sits at $202.7 million, with nearly 1 billion tokens in circulation
- All-time high: $0.2725 (achieved earlier today)
- All-time low: $0.0001852 (March 13, 2025)
This monster pump followed a smart rebrand (from PASTERNAK to LAUNCHCOIN) and a wave of degens using Believe’s social-first launch mechanism to go viral.
Believe’s Revenue Model: Follow the Fees
Nothing in crypto is free (except maybe rugpulls), and Believe knows how to monetize the madness. Every time someone buys or sells a coin created on the platform, a 2% transaction fee is applied. But it’s what happens with that fee that’s interesting.
- 1% goes straight to the token creator
- 0.1% is rewarded to “Scouts”—users who help discover or promote new tokens
- 0.9% goes to the Believe treasury to keep the lights on and devs caffeinated
It’s a flywheel. The more tokens get launched, the more LAUNCHCOIN moves, the more traders jump in, and the more creators get paid.
Why the Believe App Is Catching Fire
It’s simple. Believe taps into three things crypto is addicted to.
- Instant Gratification – Tokens can be live within minutes. That speed is addictive.
- Social Virality – Coins live or die on the timeline. Twitter is the new Uniswap.
- Community Ownership – Creators and early adopters earn directly from trading volume.
Instead of needing $10K and a dev team to launch a coin, the Believe app lets anyone do it with nothing but a meme and a post. That’s powerful—especially in a world where memecoins regularly hit $50M market caps overnight.
Final Thoughts: Is Believe Just a Meme or the Future?
The Believe app sits somewhere between a meme factory and a decentralized Y Combinator. It’s fast, fun, and extramely viral. But it’s also testing a serious concept: what happens when fundraising and token launches become fully social?
Sure, 90% of coins launched here might end up in the meme graveyard. But that remaining 10%? They’re getting traction, community, and real momentum, all powered by social interaction and smart contract automation.
If you’re a builder, a shitposter, or just someone with a coin idea and a cult-like following, the Believe app might be your launchpad to crypto stardom. Just don’t forget to tag @launchacoin.
