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PancakeSwap Unveils CakePad for Early Token Access

PancakeSwap Launches CakePad for Early Token Access Without Staking

PancakeSwap Unveils CakePad for Early Token Access

Murugaverl Mahasenan

Murugaverl Mahasenan

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Catenaa, Saturday, October 11, 2025- PancakeSwap, the largest decentralized exchange on BNB Chain, unveiled CakePad, a revamped platform allowing users to access new token sales without staking or lock-ups, ahead of their public exchange listings.

CakePad replaces the prior Initial Farm Offerings (IFO) system, letting wallet holders commit CAKE during a sale window to later claim new tokens.

Unlike traditional early-access platforms such as Binance Launchpad, CakePad emphasizes non-custodial participation and deflationary mechanics, with 100% of participation fees earmarked for permanent CAKE burns.

PancakeSwap also implemented a tiered subscription tax to manage oversubscribed sales, reducing tax rates as more participants join.

The launch is part of CAKE Tokenomics 3.0, targeting long-term supply reduction and utility expansion for PancakeSwap’s native token. Under the plan, the platform aims for around 4% annual deflation and an estimated 20% reduction in circulating supply by 2030 through buyback-and-burn mechanisms.

PancakeSwap has maintained strong DeFi market performance, leading exchanges in spot volume in July and recording $79.8 billion in trading last month despite a broader slowdown in crypto trading.

The rollout of CakePad positions PancakeSwap to continue attracting early-stage token participants while reinforcing its deflationary token strategy. No initial projects or timelines for CakePad’s first sales have been announced.