Bonding curve and graduation
How a new market moves into its graduated pool.
A fixed supply of 21 million tokens from creation
Each ordinary token starts with 21,000,000 tokens. The price rises smoothly as the 16,800,000 curve tokens are sold. Buys add BTC to the curve and sells remove it; progress reflects the curve’s current reserve, not guaranteed future demand.
When the target is reached
Graduation occurs at 0.1 BTC. Graduation is an internal ledger transition, not an on-chain bridge or sweep. BTC stays in the platform Hot Wallet; no extra block confirmations are required for the graduation itself.
For the current model, 50% of raised BTC seeds the token pool, 40% funds same-network stock pools, 1% is a claimable creator graduation reward, 5% goes to platform profits and 4% to the settlement reserve.
This distribution ensures platform liquidity infrastructure remains supported. Directing 40% to stock pools builds deep liquidity across stock trading pairs, minimizing price impact and slippage for users. The settlement reserve and platform treasury serve as operational backstops to provide emergency liquidity or stabilization if necessary, keeping every supported pool running smoothly.
About 2,210,526 tokens seed the locked pool at graduation, while the rest of the 4,200,000 remaining tokens are burned. The opening pool price matches the curve end price; subsequent trades can still move the price. Mainnet’s curve end is about 2.2619 sats per token.
Locked liquidity does not mean a fixed BTC balance or a guaranteed sell price. Buys and sells change pool reserves.