When Catapult launched its proof-of-concept beta in September 2025, the team had one question to answer: does the GBM model produce enough natural trading activity to make creator packages sustainable? Three months later, the answer was unambiguous.
September 2025 — Beta validation
The beta opened to a limited group of creators and traders. In the first month, the platform processed over $50M in volume — well above the threshold needed to sustain the creator fee pool at the projected ROI rates. The GBM charts drew consistent trading activity with no promotional spend.
December 2025 — Full launch
Catapult opened to all users in December 2025. Growth was immediate. The combination of provably fair mechanics (removing trust concerns) and creator packages (giving the platform a built-in distribution network) created a self-reinforcing loop: more creators launched more tokens, which attracted more traders, which generated more fees, which attracted more creators.
The numbers today
- $1.5B+ total platform volume
- 200,000+ total users
- $800K+ monthly platform revenue
- $2M+ paid out to creators
- 25M+ total trades executed
What this means for creator packages
The fee pool that backs creator package returns grows directly with platform volume. As volume increases, the pool deepens — meaning ROI rates can be sustained and potentially increased over time. Catapult's current trajectory suggests the platform is still in early-growth phase, not peak saturation.
Creators who enter the package program now are positioned to benefit from the continued growth of that underlying fee pool. The Legendary 90-day package's 15.7% monthly ROI is calculated against current platform volume — future growth is upside.
