SuperSweep

SuperSweep launched in early 2024 as Solana's first raffle aggregator platform, positioning itself as a one-stop destination for participating in and hosting NFT, token, and whitelist raffles across the Solana ecosystem. The project was built by The Primes NFT project in collaboration with portfolio and analytics platform AssetDash. As of mid-2025, the supersweep.xyz domain is parked for sale and the platform is no longer operational.

What It Was

SuperSweep addressed fragmentation in the Solana raffle landscape. Prior to its launch, users who wanted to participate in NFT raffles had to visit each hosting platform individually — whether that was Famous Fox Federation's Rafffle, a project's Discord, or a standalone raffle site. SuperSweep aggregated these disparate raffle streams into a single interface, letting users browse, enter, and manage raffle tickets without switching between multiple front-ends.

Beyond aggregation, the platform offered its own native raffle creation tools. Project teams and individual creators could spin up raffles directly on SuperSweep, setting parameters for ticket price, ticket supply, raffle duration, and prize type. Eligible prizes included NFTs, SPL tokens, and whitelist spots for upcoming mints.

Gamified Approach

SuperSweep positioned itself as more than a utilitarian aggregator. The platform incorporated reward mechanics intended to keep users engaged between raffles. Participants could earn points or benefits through regular activity on the platform, and these were framed as part of a broader gamified experience rather than one-off transactions.

The platform also introduced a VIP tier system for holders of partner NFT collections. For example, holders of Smyths NFTs received a 20 percent discount on platform fees and had their own raffle listings elevated to featured placement. This model of tying platform privileges to specific NFT holdings was consistent with the broader Solana NFT ecosystem's approach to community-gated benefits at the time.

Technical Integration

SuperSweep was notable for being among the first raffle platforms on Solana to implement the Metaplex Core NFT standard. Metaplex Core, which launched in 2024, reduced the on-chain storage footprint of NFTs substantially compared to the older Token Metadata standard, cutting mint costs and associated network overhead. By supporting Metaplex Core early, SuperSweep signaled intent to serve the next generation of Solana NFT infrastructure.

The platform also integrated directly with Famous Fox Federation's Rafffle program, one of the most established raffle systems on Solana at the time. This meant Rafffle listings appeared natively within SuperSweep's interface, giving users consolidated access to that raffle inventory alongside SuperSweep's own native listings.

Backing and Relationships

The project was developed under the umbrella of The Primes, a Solana NFT collection that had been building out ecosystem tooling alongside its community. AssetDash — then a Solana-focused portfolio tracker and rewards platform — was a named collaborator on the launch. AssetDash has since rebranded and pivoted, and its original domain now redirects to a different product entirely.

No external investment rounds, audit reports, or formal team disclosures were publicly associated with SuperSweep.

Current Status

SuperSweep is defunct. The supersweep.xyz domain resolves to a GoDaddy parked page listed for sale, indicating the domain has lapsed or been allowed to expire. The project's Twitter account (@supersweepxyz) shows no recent activity. No shutdown announcement has been found in public records, which is consistent with the gradual wind-down pattern common among smaller Solana NFT tooling projects that launched during the 2024 cycle.

The platform operated during a period of significant activity in the Solana NFT raffle space, and its aggregator model — bringing together listings from multiple raffle platforms — anticipated the aggregation layer that would become a recurring design pattern across Solana DeFi and NFT tooling. Its early adoption of the Metaplex Core standard is also a notable footnote, even if the project itself did not sustain operations.