stayers.funBonding Curves
How DBC prices a launch before a traditional pool exists.
Code exists; Stayers production behavior is not yet verified.
A bonding curve describes how a market prices tokens as trading changes its position along a configured liquidity curve. Stayers uses Meteora DBC, not an assumed copy of another launchpad's formula.
Where the SOL comes from
The launch begins with a configured token inventory and curve. The creator does not need to seed a conventional two-sided AMM position for the initial DBC market. Buyers contribute real SOL when they trade. Sellers exchange tokens back through the supported curve while it remains tradable.
This does not create free liquidity. Later buyers and sellers trade against real reserves subject to the program's rules.
Explore the proposed configuration
The illustration below is calculated with the installed Meteora SDK and the Stayers configuration builder. It is not a chart of an active pool or a prediction of demand. It excludes trading fees and execution costs.
Price, fees and execution
A larger trade can traverse more of the curve and change its average execution price. Price impact describes this movement. Slippage limits protect against execution outside your approved bounds; they do not eliminate price impact.
The quote and fee calculation must come from the actual pool and configuration at execution time.
Completion is a separate checkpoint
The proposal uses a 80 SOL migration threshold. Actual quote reserves and the curve's completion state determine eligibility. Eligibility does not prove that a DAMM pool has been created. See Graduation.