# NOXA Fun review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/noxa Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A multichain launchpad, reviewed on its locked-pool model and the reported Robinhood Chain outage. ### Verdict NOXA is a multi-chain launchpad that tends to appear on a brand-new EVM chain from day one. A launch deploys an ERC-20 and places single-sided liquidity straight into a locked, 1%-tier pool. There is no bonding curve, no migration step, and no token tax built into the contract, so trading starts immediately and stays in the same pool for the token's life. "Graduation" on NOXA is only a milestone, for example 4.2 ETH on Robinhood Chain and MegaETH in the original docs. A July 2026 report described a NOXA website outage on Robinhood Chain. Today noxa.fi redirects to fun.noxa.fi, whose docs list no launch fee and split the 1% pool fee 50/50 between creator and protocol. That site links to a newer X account, @NoxaLaunchpad, and we could not confirm that the original team runs it. We have not tested token creation or creator claims. ### Pros - Single-sided liquidity locked permanently in a 1%-tier pool, with no bonding curve or migration wait - No token tax built into the launch contract - The current noxa.fi docs list no launch fee and pay creators half of the 1% pool fee in native ETH - Built-in charts work on new chains before DexScreener covers them, and the original docs list seven chains, from Monad to Robinhood Chain ### Cons - A website outage was reported in July 2026; current launch and creator-claim availability have not been tested here - Creator terms depend on which docs you read: the original docs pay fees in WETH with no split stated, and the current site pays 50% in ETH - The current noxa.fi links to a different X account (@NoxaLaunchpad, created 21 July 2026) than the original @Noxa_Fi, and we could not confirm who runs it - DefiLlama's fee methodology excludes low-liquidity pools, so smaller launches do not show up in the platform's tracked numbers ### Best for - Creators launching on a brand-new EVM chain where NOXA is often the first available launchpad - Anyone who wants a token in a locked pool from block one, with no curve and no migration step - Traders researching NOXA's reported activity on MegaETH, Monad, Stable or Robinhood Chain ### Skip it if - You need confirmed current launch availability; we have not tested token creation on Robinhood Chain or the other listed networks - You need one clear operator behind the site. The original NOXA docs and the current noxa.fi docs give different creator terms, and the link between the two teams is not confirmed - You want a referral discount. Neither set of NOXA docs describes a referral program, and MemeFees holds no NOXA code ### What NOXA is NOXA is a multichain token launchpad that deploys on new chains early, often before other DEXs are live. The original docs list Monad, Intuition, MegaETH, Stable, Merlin, Arc and Robinhood Chain, each with its own launch page. This profile tracks MegaETH, Monad, Stable and Robinhood Chain; a chain label describes our data scope, not proof that launches work there today. ### How launching works A launch deploys an ERC-20 and places single-sided liquidity into a 1%-tier Uniswap V3 pool, or a V3 fork such as NOXA DEX or PancakeSwap where the chain supports it. A locker contract holds the LP position forever. There is no bonding curve to fill, no migration step afterward, and no token tax written into the contract. The "graduation" target, such as 4.2 ETH or 100,000 MON, is a milestone based on net buys; the liquidity never moves. ### Fees and creator rewards Trades carry a 1% pool fee. The original docs pay creators their pool fees in wrapped native tokens, such as WETH, and let them name a separate fee wallet; they state no split and no launch fee amount. The current fun.noxa.fi docs list no launch fee, split the 1% fee 50/50 between creator and protocol, and pay the creator in native ETH. DefiLlama's fee methodology excludes low-liquidity pools. Very small or inactive launches may therefore be missing from the reported totals; those totals should not be interpreted as a complete count of platform activity. ### The Robinhood Chain outage The linked July 2026 news report describes a NOXA website outage. That is a dated account of the interface's availability, not proof that the platform remains offline or that its underlying pools stopped trading. On 1 October 2026, noxa.fi still redirected to fun.noxa.fi, which offers free launches on Robinhood Chain. We did not submit a launch or claim fees. Check the current interface and chain-specific quote before relying on either function. Pons, Pools and LetsCash are other platforms covered in our Robinhood Chain comparisons. ### Risks and limitations The reported outage illustrates a dependency on the launchpad interface for discovery and creator workflows. A responding website does not establish that transactions will succeed, and a website outage alone does not prove that deployed pools stop trading. Two sets of docs now describe NOXA. The original docs.noxa.fi and the current fun.noxa.fi docs give different creator terms, and the current site links to a newer X account. Until the operator is clear, treat the creator split as the current site's claim, not a settled fact. ### How it compares Use Pons vs NOXA to compare reported activity over matching periods, keeping each provider's coverage limits in view. The figures do not establish current launch availability or a token's prospective buyer audience. NOXA's multichain scope differs from the Robinhood Chain focus of the Pons, Pools and LetsCash profiles. Pons publishes separate V1 and V2 fee terms, and LetsCash publishes a fixed 0.3% platform fee, so compare the actual network, pool model and fee terms for the token you intend to launch. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is there a bonding curve on NOXA? No. A launch places single-sided liquidity directly into a locked pool. There is no curve to fill and no migration step afterward. ### Can I still launch on Robinhood Chain through NOXA? Current token creation has not been verified here. On 1 October 2026, noxa.fi redirected to fun.noxa.fi, which offers free Robinhood Chain launches with a 50/50 creator split. We did not submit a launch, and we could not confirm that the original NOXA team runs that site. Check the current interface and network-specific terms. ### How do creators earn on NOXA? Creators earn trading fees from their token's 1% pool. The current fun.noxa.fi docs give the creator 50% of that fee, paid in native ETH. The original NOXA docs paid creators in wrapped tokens such as WETH and stated no split. ### Does NOXA have a referral program? Neither the original NOXA docs nor the current fun.noxa.fi docs describe a referral program, and MemeFees holds no NOXA code. The fee you pay is the 1% pool fee. Sources: - [NOXA docs](https://docs.noxa.fi/) - [noxa.fi docs (current site)](https://fun.noxa.fi/docs) - [crypto.news on the outage](https://crypto.news/cashcat-noxa-launchpad-outage-226-million-question/) ## Data and attribution This reference contains published editorial text, not a live market snapshot. Editorial review dates do not describe current prices or fees collected. - [Data catalog](https://memefees.com/api/v1/catalog): endpoint parameters, units, observation times and missing-data conventions. - [Citation guidance](https://memefees.com/methodology#citing-memefees): cite the canonical human page and retain upstream attribution. - [Data-use terms](https://memefees.com/methodology#data-license): third-party source terms still apply.