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About Noxa
Noxa pairs a DEX with a launchpad on newly shipped chains, live on MegaETH, Monad, Arc, Merlin and Robinhood Chain. It forks the Uniswap V2 and V3 contracts unchanged to serve as the spot venue a young chain otherwise lacks. The NOXA Fun launcher seeds single-sided V3 liquidity at token creation, locks the LP in a locker permanently, skips migration and token taxes, marks graduation stages by net buy pressure and pool liquidity, and settles fees at V3 tiers in wrapped native assets.
The two products feed each other: a token created on NOXA Fun trades in Noxa's own V3 pool from the first block, creators earn a share of pool fees, and bots or analytics can plug in through standard V3 interfaces instead of adapting to a bonding curve. Clients are ecosystem teams at new chains and early traders, a different job from aggregators on mature chains. About $4.91 million is locked, 99% of it on Robinhood Chain, while pools on the other deployments sit close to empty.
NOXA initially was a decentralized exchange, and in September 2025 announced a pivot to a token launchpad, being among the first to support new chains like Monad and Plasma, but without success. Its core strategy was deploying before a new chain's official launch and removing the bonding curve, sending tokens directly into Uniswap v3 pools.
The turning point came around Robinhood Chain's launch. NOXA deployed early, and after Robinhood's CEO promoted it, the meme coin CASHCAT launched on NOXA surged to a market cap above $200 million, driving the platform's breakout. From July 8, NOXA's protocol fees exceeded Pump.fun for five consecutive days, totaling over $13.44 million, and it accounted for over 80% of new token issuance on the chain, becoming the leader.
However, on July 11, NOXA suddenly paused new token launches, citing bot spam and "vampire attacks." The website then went down, and after recovery, only historical queries and fee claims remained, effectively ending its issuance business and drawing "soft rug pull" suspicions. Its lead developer is anonymous and has switched chains repeatedly, raising doubts about long-term sustainability.
NOXA's rise and fall shows that a launchpad's moat is not code but the ability to produce a representative meme; its rapid deployment and exit also reflect the speculative nature of anonymous developers chasing new-chain windows.
On July 1, 2026, Robinhood Chain mainnet went live and Noxa operated as a leading launchpad on the chain, handling a large volume of new token launches. On July 11, Noxa paused new launches due to bot abuse, and on July 14 it rolled out a revamp returning 100% of fees to creators. Its ecosystem meme CASHCAT briefly exceeded a $2 billion market cap.
Future strategy and roadmap: Noxa will keep building its launchpad across Robinhood Chain and Movement ecosystems, strengthen anti-sybil and creator-revenue mechanisms, and expand to more EVM and Move-based chains.
Amun Phantom — Founder & lead developer; built Noxa largely solo and previously shipped on Monad, Plasma and MegaETH.
Noxa's launchpad charges a launch fee of 0.0005 ETH per new token, with the token's entire supply deposited as a single-sided Uniswap V3 position that is locked forever.
Trades on Noxa execute at a 1% swap fee, split 50/50 between the token creator and the protocol.