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Presets
A preset is one Dynamic Bonding Curve config, created once by Tinypad as launch partner. Every token launched from it follows that config: nobody, including us, can change the terms of a single token.
| Term | Fair | Builder |
|---|---|---|
| Anti-sniper fee on buys | 50%, falling to 1% in 60 s | 50%, falling to 1% in 60 s |
| Creator's first buy at minimum fee | No | No |
| Opening curve shape | Steep: thin liquidity at low prices | Same |
| Dynamic fee (by volatility) | On | On |
| Supply reserved for the creator | 0% | 0% |
| Token authorities | Revoked (immutable) | Revoked (immutable) |
| Creator's share of trading fees | 0% | 50% |
| Liquidity after graduation | 100% locked by the platform | 50% locked by the platform, 50% by the creator |
| Pool fee after graduation | 3% falling to 0.25% as price rises | Same |
| Graduation | Raises ~116 BNB, then migrates to a PancakeSwap pool | Same |
The creator's own first buy pays the anti-sniper fee too. Buying 1 BNB in the first second puts about 0.5 BNB into the curve. Wait a minute and only the minimum fee applies.
Bonding curve
The presets use a custom Dynamic Bonding Curve with 16 liquidity weights, rising from 0.25 to 4. Liquidity is thin at low prices and thick at high prices, so a buyer who takes a lot of supply pushes the price up faster. Measured on the real program (fees excluded): buying 0.1% of supply costs 0.030 BNB on our curve and on an equal-liquidity curve with the same start and graduation market cap; 5% costs 1.95 BNB vs 1.57 BNB (+24%); 10% costs 4.56 BNB vs 3.31 BNB (+38%); 20% costs 11.68 BNB vs 7.36 BNB (+59%). Graduation takes about 116 BNB, versus about 86 BNB on the flat curve.
Block 0
The creator can bundle their first buy into the launch transaction. That buy pays the full anti-sniper fee, plus a 5% premium, sent to the platform wallet in the same transaction. Without block 0, the creator can buy later on the token page like anyone else, with no extra fee. This does not stop others from buying in block 0 with their own transactions: they pay the 50% fee as well.
Fair Score
Paste any token address launched on the Dynamic Bonding Curve, including Flap launches. We read the pool and its config from the chain and check six things: the anti-sniper fee, whether the creator's first buy gets a discount, supply reserved for insiders, whether the token can be modified or minted, whether post-graduation liquidity can be withdrawn, and the creator's fee share. Each shows the real numbers.
The score reads the rules a token launched with, not wallets:
- 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
How the platform earns
The platform wallet is the fee claimer for each preset: it collects the platform's share of every token's trading fees, including the anti-sniper fee charged in the first minute and the block 0 premium. BNB Chain charges its own protocol fee on top. On Fair the creator earns nothing from trading fees; on Builder the creator gets 50%. Apart from network fees, there is no launch fee.
What you have to trust
- The bonding curve contract holds the token's funds and runs the curve. We did not write it, and we do not hold or upgrade it.
- The preset config is on-chain and readable by anyone. The Fair Score reads it back, so you do not have to take our word for the terms.
- The Tinypad wallet that claims fees is an ordinary wallet. It holds platform revenue, not user funds.
- The interface is ours. A bug in it could build a wrong transaction: your wallet shows what you are about to sign.
What is not proven yet
- Launches on mainnet. The presets were tested against the real program on a local validator and are not live yet.
- Metadata storage. Images and metadata need a Pinata account configured on the server.
- How the fee and anti-sniper numbers behave under real trading volume.
- An independent review of our interface code. The curve itself belongs to BNB Chain.