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Bonding Curve and Pricing

How the Price Works

The price follows an exponential curve: the more PLS has been paid in, the more expensive each token becomes.

Point
Price per Token

First token

~0.0857 PLS

Last token on the curve

~1.056 PLS

Total climb

12.33x

The earliest buyer and the ten-thousandth buyer are 12.33x apart. Nobody gets a discounted price β€” the first wallet and the last wallet pay by the same formula.

The DEX opening price equals the curve's final trading price. This is deliberate. Buyers in the final stretch are not marked down when the token lists β€” they continue from exactly the price they just paid. Many other launchpads open their pool well below the curve price, putting late buyers underwater the moment trading opens.

Can I Sell Back?

Yes, at any time during the curve phase, directly to the contract, without waiting for a counterparty. The contract always has the funds to pay you β€” the PLS it holds is always enough to buy back every circulating token along the curve.

Selling moves the price down along that same curve.


Every buy and sell along this curve is also charged the 1% burn fee β€” see Fees and Buy Back & Burn.

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