Version 1.0 | Date: September 15, 2025 | Prepared by: Pixpel Team

Abstract

The Pixpel Launchpad is a decentralized platform tailored for blockchain gaming projects, enabling secure and transparent token launches. Through a modular architecture, it integrates fundraising, liquidity provision, token distribution, and risk mitigation to foster trust and sustainability in the Web3 gaming ecosystem. This whitepaper details the platform’s four core modules, Launchpad Core, Liquidity Provision Fund Manager, Token Vesting, and Scam Management explaining their roles, workflows, and contributions in clear, non-technical language. By incorporating features like fair fee structures (5–10% platform fees, registration fees), equitable liquidity allocations (30–60% of funds), phased token releases, and robust oversight, the Pixpel Launchpad empowers developers to raise capital, ensures investors can participate confidently, and promotes stable, community-driven gaming economies.

1. Introduction

The Pixpel Launchpad is a decentralized platform designed to empower blockchain game developers by providing secure, transparent, and efficient tools for token launches, while offering investors opportunities to engage in verified projects. Focused on the gaming sector, it supports token-driven in-game economies through features like token sales via 'Rockets,' underpinned by rigorous KYC and audit processes. Its modular design ensures that fundraising, liquidity management, token distribution, and risk mitigation work in harmony to create a trustworthy ecosystem that balances opportunity with accountability.

2. Chapter 1: Launchpad Core Module

2.1 Purpose

The Launchpad Core Module is the cornerstone of the Pixpel Launchpad, enabling game developers to launch token sale campaigns in a structured, fair environment. Its primary goal is to facilitate capital raising for innovative gaming projects, ensuring investors can participate equitably through clear rules that prevent dominance by large contributors and promote broad community involvement.

2.2 Workflow

Developers initiate campaigns by paying a registration fee, approximately 20 units of a stable token (e.g., USDC) or native currency, to cover verification and demonstrate commitment. They define parameters such as token price, minimum and maximum purchase limits (capped at 30% of total tokens), soft and hard funding caps (hard cap at least 40% above soft cap), campaign duration, and optional developer vesting preferences. After a verification process involving KYC and audits, approved campaigns go live, allowing investors to contribute in native cryptocurrency or a designated token. Contributions are monitored in real-time, with limits enforced to ensure fairness. A platform fee 5% of raised funds with developer vesting, or 10% without is applied to sustain platform operations. Successful campaigns meeting the soft cap proceed to fund allocation, while those falling short trigger full refunds for investors. Campaigns can be paused up to three times under specific conditions to address issues, ensuring flexibility without abuse.

2.3 Integration with Ecosystem

As the entry point, this module coordinates with other components for a cohesive launch process. It allocates 30–60% of raised funds (set by the developer) to the Liquidity Provision Fund Manager for market setup and works with the Token Vesting Module to schedule token and fund releases. It also integrates with the Scam Management Module for real-time oversight, enabling interventions like campaign halts if irregularities are detected, ensuring alignment across the platform.

2.4 Expected Outcomes

This module delivers efficient fundraising for developers and equitable token access for investors, fostering vibrant gaming communities. The modest registration fee filters serious projects, while the platform fee supports sustainability. Refund protections and clear rules reduce investor risk, encouraging participation and trust in the platform.

2.5 Security Principles

Security is embedded through time-bound campaigns to prevent indefinite delays, automated checks to enforce contribution limits, and secure fee handling via trusted transfers. KYC and audits verify project legitimacy, while refund mechanisms protect investors in case of cancellation or failure. Transparent tracking and restricted access for modifications minimize fraud risks.

2.6 Contribution to Ecosystem

By enabling fair and structured token launches, this module creates a foundation for Web3 gaming projects. Its fee structure and vesting options align incentives, while its focus on in-game token utilities builds a community-driven ecosystem where developers and players collaborate for mutual growth.

3. Chapter 2: Liquidity Provision Fund Manager

3.1 Purpose

The Liquidity Provision Fund Manager module allocates a portion of raised funds to establish stable trading environments for gaming tokens, reducing post-launch volatility and enhancing market confidence. It's goal is to support the long-term viability of gaming projects by ensuring accessible markets for in-game assets and rewarding sustained participation from developers and investors.

3.2 Workflow

Upon campaign success, 30–60% of raised funds, as specified by the developer, are reserved for liquidity and paired with an equivalent value of project tokens to create trading pools on decentralized exchanges. A 10% slippage tolerance ensures efficient pool creation. The resulting liquidity assets are split equally: 50% for the developer and 50% for investors, proportional to their contributions. Developers receive their share in three equal cycles every four months, while investors get theirs in three monthly cycles, promoting long-term engagement. Claims are unlocked at each cycle’s designated time, with automatic tracking of progress. The module allows pauses or reallocations in cases of detected issues, protecting the community. The Liquidity Provision Fund Manager module allocates a portion of raised funds to establish stable trading environments for gaming tokens, reducing post-launch volatility and enhancing market confidence. It's goal is to support the long-term viability of gaming projects by ensuring accessible markets for in-game assets and rewarding sustained participation from developers and investors.

3.3 Integration with Ecosystem

This module receives allocated funds from the Launchpad Core Module and aligns release schedules with the Token Vesting Module for consistency. It collaborates with the Scam Management Module to enable interventions, such as seizing developer shares or redirecting assets to investors, ensuring liquidity serves the ecosystem’s interests.

3.4 Expected Outcomes

Robust liquidity pools stabilize token prices, making them attractive for trading and in-game use. The 50–50 split ensures fairness, while phased releases discourage speculative dumps, fostering healthy markets and sustained engagement in gaming ecosystems.

3.5 Security Principles

Security includes locked release cycles, secure asset transfers with balance checks, and emergency pause capabilities. Reallocation options protect investors in problematic scenarios, with transparent tracking of cycles and balances ensuring accountability and trust.

3.6 Contribution to Ecosystem

By transforming raised funds into stable market foundations, this module supports Web3 gaming tokens used in in-game economies. Its equitable allocations and controlled releases promote sustainable growth, enhancing the platform’s appeal to developers and investors.

4. Chapter 3: Token Vesting Module

4.1 Purpose

The Token Vesting Module manages the gradual release of tokens and funds to investors and developers, aligning distributions with project milestones to prevent market disruptions. In gaming, it ensures tokens tied to in-game rewards or utilities are introduced slowly, supporting project stability and encouraging long-term commitment.

4.2 Workflow

After a campaign, vesting schedules are set: investors face a minimum seven-day cliff, followed by monthly releases over the chosen duration, divided into equal cycles (e.g., 100% split across cycles). Developers opting for vesting (minimum 90 days) receive 95% of their funds (after platform fees) in similar monthly cycles. Claims unlock automatically per cycle, with unsold tokens returned to developers and full refunds issued in cancellations. The module supports adjustments, such as pausing or ending vesting, in exceptional cases.

4.3 Integration with Ecosystem

This module integrates with the Launchpad Core Module to establish vesting terms and with the Liquidity Provision Fund Manager to synchronize releases. The Scam Management Module can pause distributions, zero investor claims, or intercept developer funds, ensuring vesting aligns with platform integrity.

4.4 Expected Outcomes

Gradual releases stabilize token markets, enhancing value for gaming applications. Investors benefit from predictable access, while developers are incentivized to drive project success. This structure fosters trust and supports long-term community engagement.

4.5 Security Principles

Time-locked cycles prevent premature claims, with validations ensuring accurate distributions. Pause and reallocation mechanisms address issues, while transparent schedules and restricted access build trust. KYC and audits further enhance security.

4.6 Contribution to Ecosystem

By enforcing disciplined distributions, this module strengthens gaming ecosystems, ensuring tokens fuel in-game economies sustainably. It aligns stakeholder interests, fostering committed communities and stable markets.

5. Chapter 4: Scam Management Module

5.1 Purpose

The Scam Management Module safeguards the Pixpel Launchpad by enabling community-driven detection and resolution of potential scams in gaming token launches. Its primary goal is to protect investors through a structured voting process, allowing for the flagging of suspicious projects, pausing of distributions, and redistribution of assets, while incorporating developer appeals to ensure fairness. This module upholds platform integrity by deterring misconduct and facilitating asset recovery, supported by KYC and audits for verified projects.

5.2 Workflow

Once a launchpad completes, a 45-day delay period begins before a 7-day initial voting window opens, during which eligible investors (those with investments in the project) can vote to flag the project as a scam. Votes are counted toward a 60% threshold; if met, developer vesting and liquidity releases are automatically paused. If the threshold is met, the developer has a 2-day window to submit an appeal, triggering a second 7-day voting phase where votes are weighted by investment amounts. If the project is flagged either after the first voting without appeal or if the second phase confirms suspicions (again at 60%) the module intercepts remaining developer funds, seizes undistributed liquidity shares, and ends investor vesting. Investors can then claim proportional refunds from intercepted funds and seized liquidity assets.

5.3 Integration with Ecosystem

This module integrates closely with the Launchpad Core Module to track campaign completion and enable voting post-launch. It interacts with the Token Vesting Module to pause or intercept developer funds and end investor claims, and with the Liquidity Provision Fund Manager to seize and redistribute developer liquidity shares. Its oversight extends across the ecosystem, ensuring consistent enforcement of protections during and after launches.

5.4 Expected Outcomes

The module promotes accountability by allowing investor-led scam detection, leading to swift asset recovery and redistribution in confirmed cases. The appeal process ensures developers have a fair chance to defend their projects, reducing false positives. Overall, it deters fraudulent activities, enhances investor confidence, and maintains a healthy environment for legitimate gaming launches.

5.5 Security Principles

Security is achieved through time-bound voting periods and thresholds to prevent manipulation, with eligibility restricted to verified investors. Weighted appeals add nuance by prioritizing larger stakeholders, while pauses during voting protect assets. Administrative controls for clearing developers and transparent tracking of votes, flags, and claims ensure fairness and auditability, aligned with KYC and audit requirements.

5.6 Contribution to Ecosystem

By empowering the community to address scams while providing due process, this module reinforces trust in Pixpel’s Web3 gaming ecosystem. It protects participants from losses, encourages high-quality projects through deterrence, and supports sustainable growth by ensuring resources are redirected to honest endeavors.

6. Conclusion

The Pixpel Launchpad’s modular design delivers a robust platform for Web3 gaming token launches. The Launchpad Core Module drives fair fundraising with 5–10% fees and 20-unit registration costs; the Liquidity Provision Fund Manager ensures stability with 30–60% allocations and 50–50 splits; the Token Vesting Module aligns incentives through monthly cycles and cliffs; and the Scam Management Module safeguards with community voting (60% threshold, 7-day periods), appeals (2-day window), and asset recovery. This ecosystem empowers developers, protects investors, and fosters sustainable, community-driven gaming economies.