Launchpool share estimator
The published formula is simple and the intuition is not: your take is your share of the pool multiplied by that hour's release, summed over the hours you were actually in. This runs it for you, including what those hours you missed would have been worth.
The published minimum is 0.01 of each token.
Shown live on the event page. It usually grows through the round, so taking a value near the start and one near the end and using the middle gets you closer.
Stated in the announcement. Watch the split between pools — do not enter the whole event's supply for a single pool.
Full participation is days times 24. If you join late, enter the hours you were really in — the missed ones are not made up to you.
This round you would receive about
2240new tokens
At these figures your share is about 0.0033% of the pool, roughly 13.33 tokens an hour.
- Your share
- Released per hour
- 23809
- Yours per hour
- 13.33
- Full-round total
- 2240
Note
How to use this and how to read the numbers
What it is for
Launchpool pays hourly, and each hour it divides that hour's release among everyone staked at that moment. Two consequences follow that people underestimate: the pool total moves constantly, so your share is not fixed, and hours you were not staked simply do not pay you. This makes both visible.
How to use it
Enter your stake, the pool's current total, the reward supply for that specific pool, the event length and the hours you expect to be in. The result is an estimated payout, with your share, the hourly release, your hourly take and the full-round figure broken out beneath it.
Why the result will differ from reality
Because the pool total is a moving number and this calculation treats it as fixed. In practice the total tends to rise through a round as more people join, which dilutes everyone already in. Entering the total from day one will overstate your result; entering the total at the end will understate it. Somewhere in between is the honest estimate, and no calculator can do better than that in advance.
Where the rules come from
Binance's public Launchpool help page, read in August 2026. The arithmetic is in the page script and there is no data source behind it — nothing is fetched and nothing you type leaves your browser.
What the full-round figure is for
Comparison. It is what you would have received had you been staked for every hour of the event. The gap between it and your actual figure is the cost of joining late or unstaking early, expressed in tokens rather than in regret.
What to do with the answer
Convert it into money at a price you are willing to defend, then set that against what the same capital would have earned elsewhere over the same days. A pool that pays out three dollars over a week is not free money if it cost you a better use of the funds — which is the whole argument in the real cost.
What to read next
The mechanics are in how Launchpool actually works; where to keep the BNB you stake is here; and whether to sell at listing is here.