Mint Club
Child coin launcher/dex
The problem Mint Club solves
Before Mint Club, most tokens and NFTs were paired with ETH or native chain tokens and traded via AMM-based pools. This model made it difficult for projects to build their own sub-token ecosystems or create value around their native assets without deep technical involvement or access to large liquidity.
Mint Club changes this with its Parent-Child token system. Anyone can set their own ERC-20 token as a parent asset to launch child tokens or NFTs, all with built-in bonding curve liquidity. This allows individuals, communities, and projects to build self-contained, fully on-chain sub-ecosystems—without needing external LPs or custom smart contracts.
Challenges I ran into
One of the biggest challenges we faced was building an intuitive UX around the Parent-Child token model—especially when introducing concepts like bonding curves, auto-minted liquidity, and token-backed NFTs to new users.
On top of that, ensuring seamless cross-chain performance and scaling to support 18+ EVM chains while maintaining reliability and real-time syncing was technically demanding.
Another challenge came from educating users: some assumed Mint Club was “just another token launcher,” so we had to double down on explaining the unique value of the Parent-Child system and how it enables dynamic, composable token ecosystems—without relying on external liquidity or centralized tools.
Thanks to continued feedback and platform iteration (like adding visual bonding curve previews and parent token navigation), we’ve made Mint Club more approachable and scalable for a wider range of builders.
There are now 9,280 child tokens and 21,944 NFTs created via Mint Club. Notably, its bonding curve-backed NFT system—allowing any ERC-20 token to serve as the trading base—is the first of its kind to be built and adopted at scale in this market.
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