Base Terminal (BASEX)

Base Terminal is the native launchpad on Base. A protocol was created to help project founders overcome the difficulties involved with launching tokens. The protocol gives creators more authority by enabling them to design and produce a token that satisfies the needs of their project. 

In the past Base Terminal was focused on Blast, but for now they pivoted. It was a Launchpad named Fuel onBlast, where users could easily launch tokens, complete with customizable features.

On Base Terminal projects can borrow initial liquidity, like Fuel. As a result, founders can realize their ideas without financial constraints.

🤑 The native token of the project is $BASEX. Staking of the $BASEX tokens gives users the possibility to participate in sales and receive additional rewards in ETH and stablecoins. Base Terminal has a tier system. Based on the amount of staked $BASEX, users can get more rewards and higher guaranteed allocation on the future token sales happening on the Launchpad.

Furthermore, users can earn 1 point for every 0.000001 ETH paid in buy tax on tokens marked with the BASEX logo. And in future, traders will be able to receive additional rewards in exchange for their Base Terminal points.

The CoinLaunch team analyzed the project and identified some pros and cons to consider before buying $BASEX token or participating in future launchpad sales on Base Terminal:

✅ Base Terminal pros: 

• Native Launchpad on Base built to attract 100M+ user base from tier 1 exchange;
• Base Terminal is permissionless, similar to another successful platform, which is generating over $10M monthly revenue;
• It aims to capitalize on the trend launched by Retail Meme Incubators like PumpFun; 
• $5M FDV.

📛 Base Terminal cons:

• High inflation rate (over 68% per year);
• Project still at the early development phase; 
• No reputable investors; 
• No public Security Audits; 
• No open Bug Bounty program;  
• No PR activity; 
• Poor SMM and Influencer Marketing;
• Weak SEO;
• Bad marketing infrastructure;
• No Roadmap; 
• No public information about the team.