Bonding & DEX Migration
When a token's bonding curve completes (at least 649.3M tokens sold), it can be bonded to HyperSwap for full decentralized trading.
Anyone can graduate a token to HyperSwap when the bonding curve completes but our bots will attempt to bond them as quickly as possible as long as gas prices permit:
function completeBonding(address token) externalWho Can Call This
Anyone: The function is permissionless
No restrictions: Any wallet can trigger bonding
Community driven: Often called by community members or bots
When to Call
The function can only be called when:
Token has been frozen for bonding
Token hasn't already been bonded
Bonding Process
1. Automatic Freezing
When the bonding curve completes:
Token is automatically frozen for bonding
No more bonding curve trading allowed
TokenFrozenevent is emitted
2. Calling completeBonding
Anyone can then call completeBonding(tokenAddress).
HyperSwap Integration
Price Continuity
The DEX price starts and continues the final bonding curve price:
Curve price: Based on final reserves
DEX price: Initial pair ratio
Checking Bonding Status
Token Frozen Status
Token Bonding Status
Events
TokenFrozen Event
Emitted when bonding curve completes:
TokenBonded Event
Emitted when bonding completes:
BondFeeCollected Event
Emitted for fee collection:
Post-Bonding Benefits
For Token Creators
Immediate payout: 5 HYPE bonding fee
Ongoing fees: 50% of all trading fees claimable as HYPE
Liquidity provision: Permanent DEX liquidity
Price discovery: Market-driven pricing
For Token Holders
DEX trading: Full HyperSwap functionality
Better liquidity: Larger liquidity pools
Price stability: Reduced slippage
Composability: Integration with other DeFi protocols
For the Ecosystem
Permanent liquidity: Cannot be removed
Fee generation: Ongoing revenue stream
Price discovery: Market-driven valuations
Network effects: Increased HyperSwap volume
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