Launchr

Launchr feels like the kind of coin that lives on the promise of motion, not on any clearly stated service. By our assessment, that makes it a standard cryptocurrency first of all: something for people who follow token markets, not a product with an obvious daily use. Its strength is the same as its category’s best-known strength, namely transfer and trading in a form the crypto crowd already understands. The cost is lack of shape; without a more specific role, it can blur into the rest of the field very quickly. In use, that usually means watching a name, a ticker, and market mood rather than handling anything tangible. Against larger cryptocurrencies with stronger reputations or clearer functions, Launchr sits lower in the hierarchy and asks for more faith than proof. It remains a coin, and that simple fact sets the limit.