In Web3, a token launch is more than just a moment in time, it’s the foundation upon which a project builds its reputation.
From the very first line of smart contract code to the processes of locking liquidity, distributing tokens, and maintaining transparency, each step plays a crucial role in establishing the trust that will either support or undermine the entire project. When handled with care, these foundational steps create long-term credibility and resilience. When they’re rushed or overlooked, they can cast doubt before a project even has the chance to prove itself.
At UNCX, our mission is simple yet critical: to make secure, transparent token launches the standard, not the exception.
Throughout the month of July, that mission came to life in more tangible ways than ever before. We introduced new tools designed to improve how projects launch and grow, expanded our integrations to connect with more ecosystems, and reinforced our infrastructure to better support communities at every stage of their journey. The result is a more robust and reliable launch environment, not just for developers, but for everyone participating in Web3.
This monthly recap highlights the progress made across several fronts. It outlines the key product releases we shipped in July, reviews the major token and liquidity locks secured using UNCX, showcases new educational content published through the UNCX Academy, and offers a broader reflection on six months of infrastructure development that have shaped the direction we’re heading.
We believe transparency starts with us, and this is how we’re building it.
In the past, launching a token on multiple blockchains was a fragmented, time-consuming process that demanded deep technical expertise and significant resources. Each network had to be approached separately. Developers would begin by preparing and deploying a contract on one chain, only to repeat the process from scratch on every additional blockchain. This meant re-verifying contracts, configuring settings multiple times, managing deployments individually, and paying separate gas fees for each transaction.
This siloed approach introduced a range of challenges:
The UNCX Token Minter redefines this process by treating multichain deployment as a single, seamless operation rather than a series of disconnected tasks. Instead of managing each network independently, teams can now deploy their token to multiple chains such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, Avalanche, Telos, Sei, and Unichain, in a single transaction. The same configuration is applied across all chains automatically, ensuring uniformity. Liquidity can also be locked at the moment of deployment, removing any unprotected window for trading after launch.
The tool is powered by Hyperlane, which enables cross-chain communication from the outset. As a result, tokens aren’t just deployed everywhere at once, they can move between supported networks immediately via a built-in bridge. There’s no need for separate bridging contracts, additional setup, or manual intervention.
For development teams and communities, the benefits are clear:
The result is a faster time to market, a smoother onboarding experience for users, and a stronger foundation of trust right from the beginning.
In decentralized finance, liquidity locks remain one of the most transparent and verifiable ways for a project to demonstrate long-term commitment to its community. By locking LP tokens in a smart contract, teams publicly commit to keeping liquidity in place for a defined period of time, reducing the risk of sudden withdrawals that could trigger severe price volatility or undermine user trust.
Yet despite their importance, liquidity locks are still too often treated as optional, or worse, left until after a project has already launched. At UNCX, we believe this step should be embedded in the launch process itself, not treated as an afterthought.
In July, we took another step toward realizing that vision by making liquidity locking even more accessible and integrating it more deeply into existing project workflows.
Through our latest integration with Flapdotsh, projects launching on the Flap platform can now lock liquidity directly with UNCX during their initial setup. The process is fully permissionless, allowing teams to secure their liquidity in a trustless way without introducing unnecessary friction or delays to their timeline.
By making liquidity locking available from day one, we’re helping establish a new baseline for responsible token launches, one where protecting trading liquidity is not an exception, but the default.
In DeFi, even the most robust protections lose much of their impact if they remain invisible to the people they’re meant to serve. A locked liquidity pool can only inspire confidence when traders, analysts, and community members are able to see and verify it for themselves. Without that visibility, trust becomes a matter of assumption rather than evidence.
At UNCX, we see transparency not as a feature, but as a core requirement of responsible token launches. Locking liquidity is only the first step, making that information easy to access and verify is the second.
In July, we expanded this visibility in meaningful ways. Through our integration with Databot, verified UNCX lock data is now paired with live social sentiment metrics. This gives users a more complete picture of a project, showing both how it’s perceived in the market and the on‑chain measures in place to protect its liquidity.
By embedding lock data directly into widely-used platforms, we remove the need for extra clicks or isolated dashboards. The data now appears exactly where it matters most, in the same environments where users are actively researching, analyzing, and making decisions.
This is what transparency should look like: real-time, contextual, and impossible to overlook.
For many projects, token distribution is a recurring operational task. It could be an airdrop to reward early supporters, monthly payments to contributors, or governance incentives for DAO members. Whatever the purpose, the process has traditionally been slow, expensive, and prone to errors.
In most cases, teams have had to process payouts one wallet at a time, repeating the same transaction over and over while manually tracking recipient addresses and amounts. This not only increases the likelihood of mistakes, such as missed recipients or incorrect transfers, but also drives up costs through repeated gas fees. For distributions involving hundreds or thousands of wallets, these inefficiencies can quickly become unsustainable.
The UNCX Disperser streamlines the entire process into a single, fully on-chain transaction. Instead of handling each payout individually, teams can batch all recipients together, submit once, and distribute tokens to multiple addresses in one go. Importantly, custody remains with the project at all times, there's no need to hand over control of tokens to a third party.
Since its launch, the Disperser has been adopted across a range of use cases:
By reducing the number of transactions required, the Disperser cuts gas costs, minimizes human error, and ensures every distribution is fully verifiable on-chain. The result is faster execution, greater operational efficiency, and complete transparency for both projects and their communities.
July was a strong month for UNCX, building on momentum from the last six months of infrastructure expansion across our ecosystem. Since the beginning of the year, we’ve been focused on broadening our toolset, deepening integrations, and improving accessibility for teams launching across multiple blockchains.
One of the most notable milestones during this time was the launch of the no-code Token Minter, which enables secure, multichain token deployment and liquidity locking in a single, unified process. Powered by Hyperlane, the Minter removes much of the technical and operational complexity that previously came with multichain launches, allowing teams to set consistent configurations across every supported network from day one.
Several other key upgrades followed:
The impact of these developments has been substantial. In just six months, over $10 million in liquidity has been locked or relocked through UNCX. Projects such as Cat Slap, Kondux, and MicroGPT have chosen to rely on our infrastructure to secure their launches, signaling a growing shift in the industry: liquidity locking is no longer viewed as optional. It's fast becoming the standard for serious, long-term oriented projects.
In July, a wide range of projects chose UNCX to lock or relock significant liquidity, from infrastructure providers to gaming platforms, analytics tools, and metaverse experiences. This diversity highlights a growing consensus across the Web3 space: securing liquidity is no longer optional, it’s a core part of launching responsibly.
Magmar is building an ERC‑4337–native smart account infrastructure designed to make Web3 onboarding seamless. Features like gasless transactions, social login, multichain support, and advanced security open the door to broader adoption of decentralized apps.
By locking $266K in liquidity, the team reinforced their long-term commitment as they continue to develop tools for DeFi, DePIN, and RWA applications.
View lock: https://app.uncx.network/lockers/univ2/chain/1/address/0x18f53ab8ee03c6f8b3f3421336d2e153b4f1b21c
InfraX operates a decentralized marketplace connecting users to affordable, on-demand GPU and AI compute power. In an era where access to infrastructure is critical, their model helps democratize compute resources.
The $294K relock signals continued stability as the network of providers and users scales.
View relock: https://app.uncx.network/lockers/univ2/chain/1/address/0xfdcded6927a686b27254620752367bd6fe62fb0e
Aviator is a Web3 gaming platform on Base, blending entertainment with blockchain-powered incentives. Its SkyBridge technology offers high-speed cross-chain connectivity, while the arcade model rewards both players and developers with $AVI.
The team’s decision to relock $274K in liquidity reinforces their long-term support of the gaming ecosystem.
Databot delivers AI-driven analytics for Web3, helping traders and protocols track sentiment, KOL activity, and on-chain trends. With integrations across dashboards, bots, and APIs, it turns raw signals into actionable insight.
The $150K liquidity relock reflects the team’s continued focus on transparency and market stability.
View relock): https://app.uncx.network/lockers/univ2/chain/1/address/0x8628795cb64dfc37e877068e37f5e42cd49dadc7
Alpha City blends metaverse real estate, interactive gaming, and AI-powered social experiences. Users can own land, build environments, and interact within immersive digital spaces.
Locking $215K in liquidity demonstrates long-term commitment to the community as the project builds out its persistent virtual world.
View lock: https://app.uncx.network/lockers/univ3/chain/8453/address/0xfb559d225343a61884d46eee91c1a805759f758b
Hushr is developing a decentralized, end-to-end encrypted messaging layer for Web3 wallets, enabling secure, authenticated wallet-to-wallet communication.
By locking $206K in liquidity, the team reinforces its mission to make censorship-resistant messaging a native part of the decentralized ecosystem.
View lock: https://app.uncx.network/lockers/univ2/chain/1/address/0xf6527fa6d4daa480a66f4bfa8f647041323790b9
Across these diverse sectors: infrastructure, gaming, analytics, metaverse, and secure communications, the decision to lock or relock liquidity reflects a shared commitment to long-term stability, transparency, and community trust.
Security in DeFi isn’t just about having the right infrastructure, it’s also about understanding the systems, risks, and opportunities that come with it. Tools can protect assets, but education empowers users to make informed decisions and avoid preventable mistakes. That’s why UNCX Academy exists: to give both builders and investors clear, accessible insights into how Web3 works and how to navigate it safely.
In July, we added several new articles to expand the Academy's educational library. Each one explores a different aspect of the decentralized ecosystem, from infrastructure innovation to risk awareness and practical strategy:
A look at a scalable Ethereum sidechain designed to address network congestion, high gas fees, and limited cross-chain usability. Fully EVM-compatible, BitRock is tailored for DeFi builders who want performance without sacrificing interoperability.
Read more: https://academy.uncx.network/articles/bitrock-a-scalable-ethereum-sidechain
An overview of Magmar’s smart account infrastructure, built on ERC‑4337 wallets and backed by Filecoin storage. The article explores how account abstraction, gasless transactions, and integrated storage can streamline Web3 app development while maintaining security and user control.
Read more: https://academy.uncx.network/articles/magmar-abstracted-smart-accounts
A dive into how Databot is building social analytics infrastructure for Web3, turning raw sentiment data into actionable insights. From real-time dashboards to AI-powered SDKs, the article explains how sentiment can be measured, interpreted, and used for trading decisions.
Read more: https://academy.uncx.network/articles/databot-social-analytics-infrastructure-for-alpha
A practical guide to understanding how DeFi protocols can fail. This article breaks down common exploit types, from smart contract bugs to governance attacks, and outlines strategies to protect your assets before committing them to a platform.
Read more: https://academy.uncx.network/articles/before-you-deposit-how-defi-gets-attacked
An explainer on how liquidity provision and yield farming work in decentralized finance. It covers how rewards are generated, where to find them, and the risks that come with locking assets into farming strategies.
Read more: https://academy.uncx.network/articles/yield-farming-earning-passive-income-in-defi
By continually growing the Academy, we aim to equip the Web3 community with the knowledge needed to evaluate opportunities, identify threats, and apply best practices, making DeFi safer and more transparent for everyone involved.
A secure launch is more than just a defense against exploitation, it’s the foundation on which a project’s reputation, community trust, and long-term sustainability are built. The moment a token goes live, every decision and every measure taken sends a message about the project’s values and its commitment to those who support it.
At UNCX, our role is to make that foundation as strong as possible. Every tool we release, from the Token Minter to the Disperser, is built to make essential security steps more accessible. Every integration we deliver, whether with launchpads, trading dashboards, or analytics platforms is aimed at embedding transparency into the environments where it matters most. And every article we publish through UNCX Academy is part of a long-term effort to raise awareness, share best practices, and help the ecosystem mature.
The progress we made in July reflects this mission in action. It was a month of expanding functionality, deepening integrations, and highlighting the projects that choose to commit to transparency from the very beginning.
But the work is far from over.
The standards we’re building toward require continuous iteration, broader adoption, and an industry-wide shift in expectations. And every month with every new tool, integration, and educational initiative, we move closer to a Web3 where secure, transparent launches aren’t a differentiator.
They’re simply the way things are done.
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