How it works
The bonding curve
Every token trades on a constant-product bonding curve seeded with virtual reserves. There is a live, deterministic price from the very first block — no order book, no liquidity providers, no waiting for a market to form.
Constant product with virtual reserves
The curve behaves like a Uniswap-style constant-product market maker, but it is seeded with virtual reserves instead of real deposits. That means the pool starts with a sensible price and reasonable depth even though nobody has put in a single ETH yet. Buying adds ETH and removes tokens; selling does the reverse. The product of the two reserves stays constant.
k = virtualEth × virtualTokens = 1.45 ETH × 1,085,000,000 tokens ethReserve = virtualEth + realEth (real ETH raised so far) tokenReserve = virtualTokens − sold (tokens still on the curve)
The starting reserves
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Virtual ETH | 1.45 ETH |
| Virtual tokens | 1,085,000,000 |
| Tokens sold on curve | 800,000,000 (80%) |
| Reserved for the pool | 200,000,000 (20%) |
| Initial market cap | ~1.34 ETH |
Because tokenReserve starts at the full 1,085,000,000 virtual amount and only 800,000,000 of it is ever sold, the curve never runs dry — the last token on the curve still has a finite price. When all 800,000,000 have been sold, the token graduates.
Buy and sell math
The exact amounts are computed from the invariant. A 1% fee is charged on the ETH side of every trade before the swap is priced (see Fees). The published formulas are:
buy (you send ethIn): fee = ethIn × 1% out = tokenReserve − k / (ethReserve + ethIn − fee) sell (you send tokensIn): gross = ethReserve − ⌈ k / (tokenReserve + tokensIn) ⌉ payout = gross − gross × 1%
- Buy: your ETH (minus the fee) is added to
ethReserve; the number of tokens the invariant releases fromtokenReserveis what you receive. - Sell: your tokens are added back to
tokenReserve; the ETH the invariant frees fromethReserveis your gross, and the 1% fee is taken from that before payout. The ceiling rounds in the pool's favour by at most one wei.
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Price discovery
Price is simply ethReserve / tokenReserve. Early buys move it a lot because the reserves are small; as more ETH enters, each additional token costs more and the curve steepens. This front-loads risk and reward: the earliest buyers get the lowest average price, and the market cap climbs smoothly from ~1.34 ETH at launch toward the graduation cap.
Tokenomics at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Sold on the curve | 800,000,000 (80%) |
| Reserved for Uniswap pool | 200,000,000 (20%) |
| Virtual ETH reserve | 1.45 ETH |
| Virtual token reserve | 1,085,000,000 |
| Initial market cap | ~1.34 ETH |
| ETH raised at graduation | ~4.07 ETH |
| Graduation market cap | ~19.4 ETH |
| Trade fee | 1% (buy & sell) |
No allocation, no unlocks