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ActiveForthewin Network Review 2026: Neo ONEO and Swap
Forthewin Network is a Neo N3 project that is phasing out its legacy app and now focuses on ONEO, FTW fun and FTW Swap. It is a small ecosystem project, and its older tools are being wound down.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
5.8/10
Mixed
Our verdict on Forthewin Network
5.8/10Forthewin Network suits Neo N3 users who want a NEO deposit product (ONEO), a native swap and a meme launcher in one ecosystem. Its main strength is a clearly stated, narrowed focus with contracts and docs published. The main caveat is size and transition: TVL is small, the legacy tools are being phased out, fees are not published publicly, and the new products have little track record. Check audits and withdraw legacy holdings before committing funds.
Score breakdown
How Forthewin Network scores
- Security
- 5.5/10
- Ease of use
- 6.0/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 6.0/10
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 Forthewin Network?
Forthewin Network is a project on Neo N3. DefiLlama lists it in the DEX category with about 425,673 USD in TVL, a token ticker of NEP, and a listing date of January 2023. Its listed description is an all-in-one solution for crypto startups.
The homepage says the legacy Forthewin app and its services are being phased out. The project now focuses on three things: ONEO, FTW fun and FTW Swap. It also has two NFT collections, FTW Runes (500, sold out) and Neo Boyz (1,111), and lists TOTHEMOON UNIVERSE as a long-time partner now moving to Base.
The project is small and tied to the Neo ecosystem. The shift in focus means anyone with funds in the older tools should check the legacy app and withdraw while it remains open.
How Forthewin Network works
Forthewin runs several products on Neo N3. ONEO lets you swap NEO and GAS, or deposit NEO and receive oNEO, a token that represents the deposit. According to the homepage, the pool keeps the governance GAS that the deposited NEO generates, on top of the fees from every swap.
FTW Swap is described as a better swap built to support ONEO and FTW fun. A swap venue like this typically uses liquidity pools, where users deposit token pairs and traders swap against them. FTW fun lets users launch a meme token on Neo.
The older tools (Swap v1, Farm, Token Launcher, Locker, NFT and Analytics) sit in the legacy app. The homepage says it is being phased out but stays open so users can use or withdraw what they hold.
6 features
Key features
01
ONEO NEO pool
Swap NEO and GAS, or deposit NEO and receive oNEO. The pool keeps the governance GAS that the deposited NEO generates, plus swap fees.
02
FTW fun meme launcher
A launcher for meme tokens on Neo, listed as one of the three core services.
03
FTW Swap DEX
A new swap venue built to support ONEO and FTW fun trading.
04
FTW Runes NFTs
500 runes, sold out. Each was drawn at mint with its image stored on chain, an element and a Luck score from 1 to 10. A rune and a Cryptonaut can fuse into a Fusion Cryptonaut.
05
Neo Boyz collection
A collection of 1,111 unique collectible characters on Neo N3.
06
Legacy app access
Swap v1, Farm, Token Launcher, Locker, NFT and Analytics remain open on the legacy app so users can use or withdraw holdings.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Clear current focus on three products: ONEO, FTW fun and FTW Swap.
- ONEO lets NEO holders deposit and receive oNEO, with the pool keeping the governance GAS generated and swap fees.
- Legacy app stays open so users can use or withdraw existing holdings during the phase-out.
- FTW Runes keeps images on chain, and contracts are linked for checking on a Neo explorer.
- DefiLlama lists two audits, and the project publishes documentation, contracts and GitHub links.
Watch out for
- The legacy app, which holds Swap v1, Farm, Token Launcher, Locker, NFT and Analytics, is being phased out, so some features are winding down.
- TVL is small, at roughly 425,000 USD in DefiLlama data, which may mean thin liquidity.
- It runs only on Neo N3, a smaller ecosystem with fewer integrations and less liquidity than major chains.
- Fees for swaps, ONEO and token launches are not stated.
- The new products (FTW Swap, FTW fun) are labelled new, with no track record.
- Audit details are not described beyond DefiLlama listing two audits, so scope and auditor names are unclear.
Forthewin Network fees
Fees are not published. The homepage says the ONEO pool earns fees from every swap, plus the governance GAS generated by deposited NEO, but it does not give percentages.
Users should check the ONEO, FTW Swap and FTW fun pages, and the documentation, for current fee levels before transacting. Normal Neo network fees paid in GAS would also apply.
Is Forthewin Network safe?
DefiLlama lists two audits for the project, but the project does not name the auditors or the scope, so readers should find and read the reports. The homepage links to contracts and GitHub, which allows independent checks. All contracts run on Neo N3, and smart-contract risk applies to any deposit, especially in newer products like FTW Swap and FTW fun.
The legacy app is being phased out, which adds operational risk if users delay withdrawals. Meme token launchers carry high risk of losses and scam tokens. No regulatory status or incident history is given publicly. The homepage states that nothing there is investment advice.
6 steps
How to get started with Forthewin Network
- 1
Read the documentation and the contracts page to understand which products are current and which are legacy.
- 2
Set up a Neo N3-compatible wallet and fund it with a small amount of NEO and GAS.
- 3
Visit the ONEO page if you want to swap NEO and GAS or deposit NEO for oNEO, and check the terms first.
- 4
Use FTW Swap for token swaps linked to ONEO and FTW fun, starting with a small test amount.
- 5
If you hold assets in the legacy app, open it and withdraw while it is still available.
- 6
Verify contract addresses against the official contracts page before approving any transaction.
Who Forthewin Network is for
This is for Neo N3 users and NEO holders who want to put NEO to work through ONEO, swap on a Neo-native DEX or launch a meme token. It also matters to existing users of the legacy app, who should plan withdrawals. Those who need deep liquidity or a long track record may find it limited.
Forthewin Network FAQs
What is Forthewin Network?
Forthewin Network is a project on Neo N3 that now focuses on ONEO (a liquid staking-style NEO product), FTW fun (a meme token launcher) and FTW Swap (a DEX). DefiLlama describes it as an all-in-one solution for crypto startups.
Is the Forthewin legacy app shutting down?
The homepage says the legacy app and its services are being phased out. It stays open during that process so users can use or withdraw what they hold.
What is ONEO?
The homepage says you can swap NEO and GAS, or deposit NEO and receive oNEO. The pool keeps the governance GAS your NEO generates, plus fees from every swap. Exact rates and terms are not given publicly, so check the ONEO page first.
Does Forthewin have a token?
The homepage lists NEP as the project token via DefiLlama data. The project does not describe its utility in detail, so check the documentation before treating it as having a specific function.
Has Forthewin been audited?
DefiLlama lists two audits for the project, but the project does not name the auditors or the scope. Treat any DeFi product on a small chain as higher risk and read the audit reports before depositing.
Which blockchain does Forthewin use?
Forthewin contracts run on Neo N3. You need a Neo-compatible wallet and some NEO or GAS to interact with them.
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