tags. Use proper Russian quotes? Not needed. Keep proper nouns: Noxa, Robinhood Chain, CASHCAT (all caps). Also "launchpad" is a term, keep as is or transliterate? In Russian crypto media, "лаунчпад" is used, but requirement says "use appropriate Russian terminology for crypto/tech terms". I think "launchpad" is commonly used as is, but can also be "платформа для запуска". In the original, it's used as a noun. I'll keep "launchpad" in Russian text as is (like "Noxa, launchpad, построенный...") but that might be awkward. Better to use "лаунчпад" or "платформа". In the first sentence, I wrote "Noxa, launchpad, построенный на Robinhood Chain" - that's fine. In later paragraphs, I used "launchpad" as is. I'll keep consistent: use "launchpad" as a foreign word, but in Russian text it's common to write "лаунчпад". However, requirement says "keep proper nouns in original form" - launchpad is not a proper noun. I'll use "лаунчпад" for naturalness. Let's adjust: first sentence: "Noxa, лаунчпад, построенный на Robinhood Chain..." Second paragraph: "Noxa работал как лаунчпад..." Third: "благодаря лаунчпаду Noxa". Fourth: "зависимостью от одного лаунчпада". That sounds natural.
Also "memecoin" -> "мемкоин" (plural "мемкоины"). "token" -> "токен". "decentralized exchanges" -> "децентрализованные би
