"if everyone can exit, won't the curve just drain?" yeah. by design. a curve that can't hold its buyers *should* empty out — everyone leaves at their avg entry (minus the 1% buy fee), nobody holds a corpse. only coins people believe in graduate. that's the filter, not a bug.
you buy, the curve dips, you exit — and your entry SOL comes back, minus the 1% buy fee. feels like someone covered your loss. nobody did. there was never a loss to cover. here's the honest why:
here, nobody — not even us — can pull more out of a pool than they put in. exit pays your own avg entry, never the curve price. so the pool always holds every buyer's deposit, and yours never moved.
trench vets — what % of your losses came from coins that never even graduated?
genuinely asking. that's the number we built against.
most pads hope you never ask what the admin keys can do. ours, unprompted:
CAN — change fees, thresholds, metadata.
CANNOT — mint new supply, freeze your tokens, pull launch liquidity.
the CAN line is the honest part. full ledger in the pic — verify on solscan.
where does your token live after graduation? on some pads: their own house AMM — their walls, their fees.
here: raydium. the open venue — aggregators, bots, LP tools, everything composes.
and the whole launch is one atomic tx. one tx in, open world out.
our stats api is public. today it shows a ghost town: 5 coins — all ours, testing the exit — and 0 active users.
that's what day 0 actually looks like. most pads would never show you this.
watch it move. (api link below)
what we DON'T do: protect you after launch. graduated = a real memecoin on the open market: can moon, can zero, the market decides. know where the line is before you play.
june numbers from the big pad: 0.26% graduation rate (7-day avg). 99.7% of coins died on the curve. there, dying means selling into whatever's left. here, a dead curve hands back your entry — the 1% fee is the whole bill.
you can't take profit inside our curve. neither can the guy who bought before you. think about what that removes.
