The bonding curve
Why the price goes up with every buy, and how far it climbs before a coin graduates.
A bonding curve is a price machine. There is no order book and no one on the other side: you buy from the doggie.fun contract and sell back to it, and a formula sets the price.
Try it
Drag the slider to fill the curve, like buyers do.
the curve, livedrag the slider: DOGE in, price up
Price · DOGE
0.000000263
Market cap
262.66 DOGE
Sold
546.3M of 800M
vs. start
4.20×
road to graduation35%
What to take away
- Every buy pushes the price up, every sell pulls it down. The more DOGE in the curve, the higher the price.
- The price climbs 16× from the first token to the last: from 0.0000000625 DOGE to 0.000001 DOGE.
- Early is cheap, late is not. Halfway (0.000000391 DOGE) the price is already several times the start.
- You can always sell. The curve holds the DOGE that bought the tokens, so it can always buy them back, at the curve's price at that moment.
The numbers
Supply
1B tokens
Sold on the curve
800M
Kept for the pool
200M
Graduates at
200 DOGE
| Start | Graduation | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per token | 0.0000000625 DOGE | 0.000001 DOGE |
| Market cap | 62.5 DOGE | 1,000 DOGE |
| DOGE in the curve | 0 | 200 DOGE |
The last price on the curve is exactly the price the pool opens at, so graduating doesn't make the price jump. Graduation