
SecondSwap was built for a specific market problem: locked tokens can have value before they can be freely traded. Sellers may want liquidity before unlock. Buyers may want access to future token rights. Issuers may want a cleaner way to support liquidity without adding to circulating supply.SecondSwap gave that problem a marketplace. It helped users price and trade locked-token exposure onchain.
Today, marketplace activity is paused during the transition. It is planned to return through the integrated relaunch as part of SecondFi. Users with locked token allocations that have not yet been claimed can still claim them through the marketplace. No migration is required.
The next phase starts with SecondFi.
SecondFi is a self-custody neofinance platform built to bring more of a user’s financial life into one place: spending, trading, earning, and saving, with the user in control.If you came to SecondSwap for secondary liquidity, locked-token trading, or market access, visit SecondFi to join the waitlist for what comes next.
SecondSwap’s next phase starts with SecondFi. Marketplace activity is paused during the transition and is planned to return through the integrated relaunch as part of SecondFi. Users with locked token allocations that have not yet been claimed can still claim them through the marketplace. No migration is required. Simply connect your wallet as before.
SecondSwap was built to create secondary liquidity for locked tokens. The next phase brings that work into a broader product path, with the first planned rollout under SecondFi.
Yes. Users with locked token allocations that have not yet been claimed can still claim them through the marketplace until July 31st.
No. No migration is required.
It brings spending, trading, earning, and saving into one self-custody neofinance platform.
If you have locked token allocations that have not yet been claimed, you can claim them through the marketplace. If you want to follow the next phase of the product, visit SecondFi and join the waitlist: secondfi.io