The curve library
Every curve tells a story
A bonding curve sets the price of every token from the first to the last. Its shape decides who gets rewarded, how fair the launch feels, and how the chart reacts when people sell. All curves below use the same launch (30 SOL) and graduation (420 SOL) market caps. Only the shape differs.
Logarithmic
Fast ignition, steady plateauPrice climbs quickly at first, then flattens. Built for coins that want a calm, community-held top instead of a vertical chart.
First-quarter buyers pay 44% of what last-quarter buyers pay.
Selling 10% of supply at the top only moves price 3%.
Linear
Every token, same slopeEach token costs a fixed amount more than the last. Predictable and honest, with no special treatment for any phase.
Selling 10% of supply at the top only moves price 9%.
Exponential
Conviction paysPrice compounds with every sale. The earliest believers are rewarded the most, and the top is a steep wall.
Most of the curve is affordable; capital concentrates near the end.
Half the raise arrives after 76% of supply is sold.
Sigmoid
Accumulate, break out, settleA quiet accumulation zone, a breakout around the midpoint, then a plateau. Captures a story arc.
Selling 10% of supply at the top only moves price 1%.
Most of the curve is affordable; capital concentrates near the end.
Half the raise arrives after 73% of supply is sold.
Quiet accumulation, a sharp run, then a stable plateau.
Power
Tune the bendA single exponent bends the curve. Below 1 behaves like a log curve, above 1 like an exponential.
Most of the curve is affordable; capital concentrates near the end.
Half the raise arrives after 76% of supply is sold.
Stepped
Rounds and milestonesPrice moves in discrete tiers, like presale rounds. Each tier is a milestone the community can rally around.
Selling 10% of supply at the top only moves price 0%.
Most of the curve is affordable; capital concentrates near the end.
Half the raise arrives after 75% of supply is sold.
Buyers compete for the last tokens before each price tier.
Custom
Draw your ownDrag control points to shape the curve any way you like. It stays smooth and always rises.
Most of the curve is affordable; capital concentrates near the end.
Half the raise arrives after 76% of supply is sold.