Launchpad on Elysium

Twenty-three of the 128 projects here are launchpads — the largest single category, and the one that writes the most code to the chain. Of the 926 contract addresses this directory tracks, 315 belong to a launchpad; the source declares 625 in total. Only two of the twenty-three are live — and neither has a tracked contract yet: thirteen are on testnet, seven are still announced, and one closed its testnet.

Their numbers disagree with each other in useful ways. Oxley dominates — its $379.20M of TVL is more than the rest of the category combined, and it also moves the most volume ($280.19M). Bunnypad is the only other launchpad moving real volume ($269.27M) against $22.58M of TVL. Ascend reports $298.7K in volume against $25.4K of TVL — a ratio that says more about how the metric is counted than about demand. The one sunset listing, Signal, still had 18,486 wallets recorded before it closed.

Most figures are testnet. Treat them as a measure of who is building and testing, not of who has users with money. The honest summary: a crowded category, two early live deployments and a lot of contracts to audit before the rest follow.