Superform’s $4.7M UP token sale on Cookie.fun powers audited mainnet launch of SuperVaults v2, bringing self-custodial on-chain yield to 180,000 users.
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- Superform has closed its public UP token sale on Cookie.fun at capacity with $4.7 million in commitments, more than double its original goal.
- The launch of SuperVaults v2 on mainnet combines variable lending rates and pen dollar positions in a fully on-chain self-custodial yield strategy audited by researchers at yAudit and Spearbit.
- SuperVaults v2 is the first step in Superform’s Q1 2026 roadmap, which includes a redesigned mobile app, broader on-chain support, and expanded stablecoin yield products for 180,000 active users.
Superform Labs announced Thursday that it has completed a public token sale that raised $4.7 million in commitments, more than double its initial goal, according to a company statement.
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The sale was conducted on the cookie.fun platform powered by Legion and coincided with the launch of SuperVaults v2, the company’s latest product to generate revenue for crypto users.
The company said the token sale attracted more commitments than its goal, driven by demand from 180,000 active users, as reported by Superform. The sales structure prioritized verified contributors and provided early access to existing users and community members.
“By running a sale on cookies, we were able to prioritize our 180,000-strong community using Superform,” said Vikram Arun, CEO and co-founder of Superform Labs, in a statement. “Distribution is important, and the cookie model allows us to run public sales that reward real users rather than speculators.”
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According to the company, SuperVaults v2 will be released on mainnet on Thursday, and pre-deposits are already in place. Superform says the product operates as a fully transparent self-custodial platform, with all transactions and performance updates verifiable on the blockchain.
Vault combines variable lending rate and fixed-term pen dollar positions into a single automated strategy, according to the company’s technical documentation. The system will publish all vault updates on the blockchain and will be subject to verification by independent validators.
“After launching SuperVaults last year, we incorporated community feedback and built v2 to reflect an even easier way to earn on-chain revenue without operational overhead,” Blake Richardson, COO and co-founder of Superform, said in a statement.
The launch of SuperVaults v2 is the first in a series of product releases scheduled for the first quarter of 2026, according to the company. This roadmap includes a redesigned mobile interface, expanded blockchain network support, and additional features for cryptocurrency management.
Superform describes itself as a user-owned stablecoin neobank that provides access to yield-generating opportunities across multiple decentralized finance protocols. The SuperVaults product enables single transaction deposits into multi-protocol vaults designed to generate stablecoin revenue.
The company says SuperVaults has been audited by security researchers from yAudit and Spearbit.
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