A bonding curve built for small traders.
The more supply you take, the more each token costs. Snipers pay 50% in the first second, creators too, and block 0 costs extra. Less PvP, same starting line for everyone.
Built on the Dynamic Bonding Curve. Rules are written on-chain.
Drag the whale. Figures are computed from the on-chain curve, fees excluded, against a flat curve with the same start and graduation conditions.
- +38%
- Per-token premium when buying 10%
- 50 → 1%
- Sniper fee over 60 s
- 0.030 BNB
- Same cost to buy 0.1%
- ~116 BNB
- Needed to graduate
The first minute is expensive on purpose.
See how much of a 2 BNB buy survives as the fee falls. Everyone pays it.
0 s after launch
- 0s1 / 2 BNB
- 10s1.16 / 2 BNB
- 20s1.33 / 2 BNB
- 30s1.49 / 2 BNB
- 45s1.73 / 2 BNB
- 60s1.98 / 2 BNB
A creator who wants block 0 pays at second 0, plus a 5% premium. Waiting a minute costs nothing extra.
Six settings, none of them a promise.
All are written in the on-chain config, and anyone can read them back.
The curve charges more for big buys
Buying 10% of supply costs 38% more per token than a flat curve. Buying 0.1% costs the same. The more you take, the faster the price runs.
Snipers pay in the first minute
The buy fee starts at 50% and falls to 1% in 60 s. The creator's own first buy pays it too.
Block 0 is priced in the open
The creator can bundle the first buy into the launch transaction. It pays the full sniper fee plus a 5% premium, paid to a public wallet. Waiting is free.
Price spikes add a surcharge
When price moves sharply, the dynamic fee adds a small surcharge.
Fees stay elevated after graduation
The pool fee steps down as price rises.
Any token can be scored
Paste any Dynamic Bonding Curve token and the rules are read straight from the chain.
Flat launch, or this?
"Flat launch" is only a reference: a curve with equal liquidity at every price and a fixed fee. It does not target any specific platform.
Paste any token and see how it launched.
Works for any Dynamic Bonding Curve token, including Flap launches. It reads on-chain rules, not wallets.
- Sniper fee and duration
- Whether the creator buys at a discount
- Supply reserved for insiders
- Token authorities and liquidity lock
- How big buys are priced
Fair preset score
- Sniper feePass
Buy fee starts at 50% and falls to 1% within 60 s.
- Big buys pay more per tokenPass
Buying 10% of supply costs about 51% more per token than a small buy, and takes 4.6 BNB through the curve. Small buys fill at the base price.
- Creator buys at the same price as everyonePass
The creator's first buy pays the same launch fee as other buyers.
- Supply reserved for insidersPass
No reserved supply: all tokens are sold on the curve.
- Token cannot be modified or mintedPass
Token authorities are revoked: supply and metadata are fixed.
- Liquidity locked after graduationPass
All post-graduation liquidity is permanently locked and cannot be withdrawn.
- Volatility surchargePass
A small extra fee applies when price swings sharply, which dampens price spikes.
- Fee after graduationPass
After graduation the pool fee starts at 3% and decays as price rises.
- Creator's share of trading feesPass
The creator earns nothing from trading fees.
- Whether the creator or friends bought in the first block through several wallets
- Holder concentration
- Whether the team's earlier tokens were rugged
- Anything said on social media
A high score means the launch rules are fair. It does not mean the token is safe or will rise.
Three steps, two presets.
- 01
Choose
Fair or Builder, each a fixed on-chain config.
- 02
Launch
Name, ticker, image, one transaction. Your own first buy pays the sniper fee too.
- 03
Check
Anyone can paste a token address and see its rules and exact numbers.
Fair
No dev privileges, no fee share, liquidity locked for good.- The creator earns nothing from trading fees.
- All post-graduation liquidity is permanently locked.
Builder
Same protections, and the creator earns half the fees.- The creator gets 50% of trading fees; the rest goes to the platform and protocol.
- Post-graduation liquidity is locked for good: the creator can earn its fees but can never withdraw it.
Latest launches
Tokens launched with Tinypad presets, read from the Dynamic Bonding Curve program.
No tokens yet
The board fills up once the first token launches from a Tinypad preset. Until then, you can already check any Dynamic Bonding Curve token with the Fair Score.
FAQ
How does this curve help small traders?
On a bonding curve, price rises with every buy. Ours is thin at low prices, so the more supply one buyer takes, the faster the price climbs. Measured on the real program: buying 0.1% of supply costs 0.030 BNB on both curves; buying 10% costs 4.56 BNB on ours, versus 3.31 BNB.
Does this end PvP?
No. It makes PvP cost more: a steep opening curve, a sniper fee that falls from 50% over one minute, a dynamic surcharge and the block 0 premium. One person can still use many wallets, and the Fair Score cannot see wallets.
Who gets the fees?
The platform's share goes to one public wallet, and so does the block 0 premium. On Fair the creator earns nothing from fees; on Builder the creator gets half. BNB Chain charges its own protocol fee on top.
Who runs the curve?
The bonding curve contract. We only publish the presets and the interface; we did not write the curve, and we do not hold or upgrade it.
Does a high score mean a token is safe?
No. It only says the launch rules are fair. The token can still go to zero. See the Legal and risk page.
The bigger the buy, the higher the price.
Pick a preset, or paste any token to see the rules it launched with.