PAR uses its best means to be SEC compliant. Do not promise that a price will go up, or promise a return.

Meteora bonding curve

PAR

Buyers come in at one price.

A plain PAR token is created on this page. A real-world asset is a separate page.

PAR on keeps most of the sale within 10% of one price, then the last slice rises to the pool. PAR off rises the whole way. Both lock when the curve is full. The full account of each part is on the FAQs page.

Pools Real-world asset FAQs

1. The climb, PAR onMost of the sale stays within 10% of one price. The last slice rises to the pool price.

2. The climb, PAR offThe price rises from the first token to the last. The opening price and the pool price stay on the form.

3. The lockWhen the curve is full, the quote and the remaining tokens move into a locked Meteora pool and stay there.

4. After the lockTrading continues here, on Meteora, Jupiter, Axiom, and Photon. Every trade pays the pool fee.

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Trading fee at the open, percent

Falls means this percent is the opening fee. The ending fee and the clock below set where it lands. The fee starts at 25% and falls on a curve to 1% over 12 hours. Meteora writes it into the template and does not let it be edited later.

A curved fall drops faster at the start, then slows as it nears the ending fee.

Ending fee, percent

This clock is 12 hours. It is the fall from the opening fee to the ending fee, and it is written into the template.

Add a volatility fee on the curve

The amount is the fee percent above. The volatility piece is at most one fifth of that percent while the price is moving, then it fades. A 25% fee can rise by up to 5 points. The two together still stop at 99%. There is no second box. It does not change how much quote locks. Of that fee: Meteora 20%. PAR 20%. You 60%.

Put pool fees back into the pool after the lock

Pool fee after migration

After the pool locks, every swap pays 0.25%. That choice is separate from the curve fee. The default is 0.25%. It is written into the template and cannot be edited later.

Here is your coin tokenomics with your current settings

Supply: 1,000,000,000 tokens
Par: $0.0000173175 per token. At that price the full supply is a $17,317 market cap. Buyers do not buy the whole supply there.
The shelf: 98.5% of the 549,499,309 tokens sold to buyers pay between $0.0000173175 and $0.0000190492. The shelf is 10% wide. The other 1.5% of that sale walks the price to $0.0000221975.
The walk: 8,165,812 tokens move the price from $0.0000190492 to $0.0000221975. That pool price is on this card before the first buy.
The pool: $0.0000221975 per token, a $22,198 market cap. 450,500,590 tokens migrate into the pool with $10,000. That is 45.1% of the supply. They cannot be withdrawn. Buyers keep what they bought. Trading opens at $0.0000221975. Later buys can move the price higher, and later sells can move it lower.
Buys to finish: $10,000. A $10 buy is 0.1% of the curve. On the real network, Meteora opens a USDC curve by itself once it has collected at least $750. This one is above that, so Meteora opens the trading pool when the buys are in.
Dust: 100 tokens are dust. The curve math cannot sell them or put them in the pool, so they go to the platform wallet.
Creator supply: None. The creator does not get a reserved bag of tokens.
Trading fee: The fee starts at 25% and falls on a curve to 1% over 12 hours. That money is then split. It is separate from the platform percent below.
Where the trading fee goes: Meteora 20%. PAR 20%. You 60%. You claim your share on the token page.
You spend to create: 0 USDC. The review shows the SOL network fee and rent before the wallet opens.
After graduation: Every swap pays 0.25%. Of that fee, Meteora keeps 20%, the platform keeps 20%, and the token creator keeps 60%. The locked tokens and the locked USDC stay in the pool. They are separate from this fee. The fee shares wait until they are claimed. Trading opens at the pool price. A later buy moves the price up, and a later sell moves it down. The claim buttons on this site withdraw the curve fee, from trades before migration. A token already created keeps the split written into it.

Symbol TOKEN. Wallets read the name, symbol, and image from the metadata link stored on the mint.

Buyers pay USDC. Thin test locks $750. On the real network, that is the smallest USDC curve Meteora opens by itself. Practice USDC from Circle is about $20, so a $750 curve cannot be filled from that faucet.

The curve on this card

98.5% of the tokens buyers receive stay within 10% of $0.0000173175. The last slice reaches the pool price $0.0000221975. Graduation locks $10,000.

The fee clock

The fee falls on a curve from 25% to 1% over 12 hours.

Keep the opening on parPAR is on. Most tokens sold to buyers stay within 10% of par. On Starter, Solid, Deep, and Thin, the amount on the card is what locks.Par, USDC per tokenThese prices keep the lock printed on the card. The sliders and the share buttons move the price. The lock stays.35% is 0.0000143881 USDC. 48% is 0.0000183498 USDC.Pool price, USDC per token48% is 0.0000208116 USDC. 35% is 0.0000285307 USDC.Share that migrates, percent35% is the low end. The pool finishes at almost double par. 48% is the high end, just above the 10% shelf.

Tokens that migrateThe share moves the price. The lock stays the amount printed on the card. The four buttons are shortcuts along the slider.

Creator supply

None means the creator does not get a reserved bag of tokens. Buyers and the pool use the supply.

Creating it stores the picture and the metadata on Arweave, then signs a new template, then signs the token. The check shows the network fee before each signature. The supply and prices are written into that template and cannot be edited later.

Tokens and real-world assets you create show here. Every launch on this platform is on the Pools page.

Connect a wallet. The tokens and real-world assets that wallet created show here. Every launch on this platform is on the Pools page.

Turn PAR on for the shelf. Leave it off and the selected card sets the USDC lock. Par fixed is one billion tokens at $0.00005, locking at $0.00006. Practice USDC comes from the Circle faucet, about $20, and practice SOL from the Solana faucet. The trading fee opens at 50%, so a completing buy sends more USDC than the amount on the card.