Reading the curve
Unipad Auto Graduation
No story published for this launch. The name and symbol above come from the token contract itself, and every figure on this page is read from the curve.
No banner uploaded. This frame is 1462 × 260 at its widest, so a 2924 × 520 file fills it on a retina screen.
Volume, trades and price change cover the last 24 hours.
No price chart over time yet: a token on the curve has no pool, so there is no market anywhere to record its trades. GeckoTerminal answers 404 for this token today. The shape above is the price this contract charges at each level of ETH raised, which is the one thing that is knowable before the pool opens.
Trading on the curve. Buy and sell both work.
Only the creation time is on record. This product has no indexer, so nothing it can read carries the moment a curve sealed or the moment it graduated, and this page will not guess at either.
Every bonding curve trade pays 1.00% on the ETH side, split 70% to the creator and 30% to the platform. This fee ends at graduation: the pool's 0.30% LP fee accrues to the permanently locked position and no path in this product collects it. 0.000000 ETH has accrued so far. Claiming is permissionless and the destinations are immutable: anyone can push a creator their fees and nobody can redirect them.
The contract is given a minimum output computed from this. If the curve moves further than that before the transaction lands, it reverts and you keep everything except the gas.
This token came from an earlier factory
This token was created by an earlier factory with a known unfixed flaw in how it lists on Uniswap. Selling and claiming fees still work. Buying is turned off here to stop new money going in.
claimCreatorFees() pays the creator address recorded at launch no matter who sends it, so this moves the fees to the creator and never to whoever presses it. You pay only the gas.
At 3 ETH raised, another 2.9999 ETH from here, the curve seals and hands everything it holds to a Uniswap v4 pool. The pool opens at the price the curve closed at, which is what stops the first trade after graduation from being an arbitrage against the people who funded it.