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ActiveDxSale Review 2026: Multi-Chain Launchpad, Now DX App
DX App, formerly DxSale, is a no-code launchpad for token presales, minting, liquidity locking and airdrops across many chains. It is useful tooling, but every launch on it carries project-level risk.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
6.8/10
Good
Our verdict on DxSale
6.8/10DX App suits project teams that want presale, minting, liquidity lock and airdrop tools in one no-code place, and investors who already know how to vet new tokens. Its main strength is breadth: many chains and several launch tools under one brand with a track record dating to 2022. The main caveat is that the platform does not remove project risk. Fees are not published publicly, and presales stay speculative, so do your own checks and risk only what you can lose.
Score breakdown
How DxSale scores
- Security
- 6.0/10
- Ease of use
- 7.0/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 7.5/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is DxSale?
DxSale, now branded DX App, is a decentralized launchpad platform for token presales, minting, liquidity locking and airdrops. DefiLlama describes it as the biggest IDO launchpad and says it aims for a low-barrier approach, with tools that need no prior coding skills.
It operates on many networks. DefiLlama lists chains such as BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche and Fantom, along with smaller ones. Its homepage cites 20+ chains. DefiLlama shows about 18.3 million USD in TVL, a listing date of July 2022, a DX token and two audits.
The platform covers both sides of a launch. Project teams can create and launch tokens, and investors can join presales. Launchpads attract many speculative projects, so the platform's tooling is not a guarantee about any project that uses it.
How DxSale works
A launchpad lets a project raise funds by selling tokens to the public before or at the moment trading begins. On DX App, a team uses the platform's tools to create a token, set up a presale and distribute tokens. Participants send crypto to the presale and receive tokens according to its terms.
The platform also offers liquidity locking. After a presale, teams usually add tokens and funds to a decentralized exchange liquidity pool. Locking the resulting liquidity tokens for a period is meant to reassure buyers that the team cannot withdraw the liquidity immediately.
The platform presents itself as decentralized and aimed at users without coding experience. The project does not detail contract design, fee structure or vetting processes, so how much protection these tools give depends on each project's settings.
6 features
Key features
01
Token presale launchpad
Projects can run decentralized IDO or presale campaigns, and investors can take part in them.
02
No-code token creation
The platform says users can create and launch a project without prior coding skills.
03
Token minting
The homepage lists minting as a core tool for creating new tokens.
04
Liquidity locking
The homepage lists liquidity locking, which lets teams lock liquidity for a set period to signal commitment to holders.
05
Airdrops
The homepage lists airdrop tooling for distributing tokens to a set of wallets.
06
Broad multi-chain support
The platform is deployed on 16 to 20+ networks, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Base.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Covers several launch steps in one place: presale, minting, liquidity locking and airdrops.
- Aimed at no-code users, which lowers the barrier for small teams.
- Wide multi-chain support, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Arbitrum.
- DefiLlama lists two audits and roughly 18.3 million USD in TVL.
- Listed on DefiLlama since July 2022, and it has a long-running brand history under the DxSale name.
- Liquidity locking tools can help projects show commitment to holders.
Watch out for
- Presale and launchpad participation carries a high risk of scams, rug pulls and failed projects, and the platform does not vet every launch.
- Fees are not published publicly available, so costs cannot be compared before use.
- Only two audits are listed on DefiLlama, and the project does not say which products or contracts they cover.
- TVL dropped 3.7% over seven days, and public sources give no other usage metrics to judge activity.
- Coverage of 16 to 20+ chains means contract risk and liquidity quality can differ widely between networks.
- Public sources include no team, regulatory or incident history, so due diligence falls on the user.
DxSale fees
Fees are not published publicly available. The platform may charge launch, minting or locking fees, but amounts are not stated here, so none are assumed.
Users should check the fee breakdown inside the app before creating or joining a launch. Network gas fees on the chosen blockchain also apply to every transaction.
Is DxSale safe?
DefiLlama lists two audits for the platform, but the project does not say who performed them, when, or which contracts they covered. Treat audits as a partial signal only. Launchpad tools are non-custodial in design, so users usually interact from their own wallets, but smart-contract risk remains.
The larger risk comes from the projects themselves. Anyone can launch a token with these tools, and presales are a common route for scams and failed projects. Check the token contract, team background and lock terms yourself. Public sources contain no information on regulatory status or past incidents, so none are asserted here.
6 steps
How to get started with DxSale
- 1
Visit the official DX App site and confirm you are on the correct address, since the project was previously named DxSale.
- 2
Connect a compatible wallet and select the blockchain you want to use.
- 3
Decide whether you are launching a project or investing in one.
- 4
If investing, research the project team, token contract, audit status and liquidity lock terms before sending funds.
- 5
If launching, review the fee and lock options in the app, then start with a small test setup if possible.
- 6
Only commit money you can afford to lose, and keep your own records of transactions.
Who DxSale is for
DX App fits small teams and creators who want to launch a token without writing code, and experienced presale participants who can assess contracts, teams and lock terms. It is a poor fit for beginners looking for low-risk returns.
DxSale FAQs
What is DxSale?
DxSale is the former name of DX App, a decentralized launchpad platform. It lets projects run token presales, mint tokens, lock liquidity and run airdrops, and lets users invest in those launches.
Does DxSale have a token?
DefiLlama lists DX as a token for the platform. The project does not describe its utility, so check the official documentation before relying on any claimed benefit.
Which blockchains does DX App support?
The platform's own listing names Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Base, among others. DefiLlama lists many more, including Polygon, Avalanche, Fantom, zkSync Era, Cronos, Celo, Gnosis and Dogechain. The platform describes this as 16 or 20+ chains depending on the source.
Is it safe to invest in presales on DxSale?
Not automatically. The platform provides launch tools and does not guarantee that a listed project is legitimate. Presales are high-risk, so check the team, the token contract, the liquidity lock terms and the audits before committing funds.
Do I need to code to launch a token?
Public sources say the platform is aimed at users with no prior coding skills. The exact steps and any fees are not public, so check them on the official site before you start.
How much value is on DxSale?
DefiLlama shows about 18.3 million USD in TVL at the time of the data, down 3.7% over seven days. TVL on a launchpad mostly reflects funds locked or committed and can swing with launch activity.
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