Finish line
1% feePrice stays near the start until late, then turns up hard.
Quiet for most of the raise, then the price turns up hard into graduation.
Curated curve examples for your own launch. A drawing, a short brief, and the config.
Price stays near the start until late, then turns up hard.
Quiet for most of the raise, then the price turns up hard into graduation.
The first buys move the price; later buyers sit in one band.
The first buys move the price a lot. After that, a wide band pays nearly the same.
A long flat shelf where most buyers pay nearly the same price.
A small step, a long table where a lot of the coin sells near one price, then a step out.
A steady climb — each buyer pays a little more than the last.
The curve is easy. The fee is the wall: expensive for two minutes, then normal.
A steady climb that steepens toward graduation.
10× by 72.08 SOL, 4% fee. 85 pools on this address.
A calm first half, then a steep finish — late buyers pay many times the first price.
15.33× by 85 SOL, 2% fee. 26 pools on this address.
A steady climb that steepens toward graduation.
9× by 74.12 SOL, 1.5% + volatility. 3 pools on this address.
A calm first half, then a steep finish — late buyers pay many times the first price.
32.65× by 60.02 SOL, 6% + volatility. 105 pools on this address. Token-2022.
A calm first half, then a steep finish — late buyers pay many times the first price.
13.33×, 2% fee. LP 100% locked. Example address is not quoted in SOL.
A steady climb that steepens toward graduation.
8.75×, 2% fee. Locked LP splits 70/30 partner/creator. Example quote GMEx, not SOL.
A steady climb that steepens toward graduation.
8.75×, 2% fee. Locked LP splits 50/50 partner/creator. Example quote EMBER, not SOL.
Calm curve — the price stays near the start for most of the raise.
1.69× by 60 SOL, 6% + volatility. 180 pools on this address. Token-2022.
One segment from first trade to graduation; the SDK sets the exact prices.
One segment. Graduation at 12 SOL. The pool on the other side is small.
A steady climb — each buyer pays a little more than the last.
A straight climb, with trading fees and a small slice of LP going to the coin creator.
A long flat shelf where most buyers pay nearly the same price.
A jump in, one long shelf where 80% of the raise happens, and a jump out.
A steady climb — each buyer pays a little more than the last.
The curve is a straight line. The fee starts at 80% and melts to 2% over ten minutes.
A steady climb — each buyer pays a little more than the last.
A plain climb with a 5% fee on every trade, and most of that fee goes to the coin's treasury.