Bonding Curve Integration for Dynamic Pricing

A bonding curve is a mathematical pricing model that defines how the price of a token changes in relation to its supply. In essence, it ensures that every time someone buys or sells a token, the price adjusts automatically based on a predefined formula — typically increasing as more tokens are purchased and decreasing if they are sold back into the curve.

In Zap.launch, bonding curves are a foundational mechanism that powers every token or NFT created on the platform. When a user launches a token through a reply on X or a short video, that token is immediately attached to a bonding curve, which handles both pricing and liquidity management.

• Fair and Transparent Price Discovery: Instead of relying on centralized listings, token creators benefit from automated price dynamics. Early buyers purchase at lower prices, and as demand grows, the token price increases according to the bonding curve logic. This rewards early supporters and reflects real-time market sentiment.

• Built-In Liquidity Without LPs: Each token’s bonding curve holds a reserve pool, which acts as the automatic liquidity source. There’s no need for manual liquidity provision or AMM setup — users can buy or sell directly into the curve, with guaranteed execution and predictable pricing.

• Scalable, Trustless Market Creation: Bonding curves eliminate the friction of launching a token economy. Every project — whether a meme coin or a creator-backed NFT — gets instant access to a self-sustaining market without needing any coding or DeFi knowledge.

Example: How It Works in Practice

Imagine a creator mints $MEMECOIN using a short video. The bonding curve starts the token at $0.01. As users begin purchasing tokens, the curve automatically raises the price: $0.02 after 1,000 tokens, $0.05 after 10,000 tokens, and so on — depending on the curve’s structure (e.g., linear, exponential, logistic).

Each purchase feeds capital into the curve’s reserve, and that pool grows alongside the token’s market cap. When a token reaches the $80,000 market cap threshold, this reserve is used by Zap.launch to automatically deploy liquidity onto DEXs — completing the project’s on-chain launch lifecycle without the creator lifting a finger.

By embedding bonding curves into the core of Zap.launch, the platform transforms content into self-pricing, self-liquidating financial primitives — allowing creators to focus on expression while the protocol handles the economics.