When a coin graduates, where it trades and what happens to liquidity.
Graduation is the step from the bonding curve to a DEX pool. It happens when the coin's curve sells out at the graduation market cap the creator chose at launch, $30K or $50K.
After that the curve is closed and the coin trades in a normal liquidity pool. The coin keeps its coin page, posts, holders and history. Progress toward graduation shows on the coin page and as the Curve percentage on the coin card.
A bonding curve is a price formula built into the coin's contract. It lets a new coin trade from the first second, before any pool exists. Buys push the price up and sells push it down along the curve.
Every new coin puts 85% of its supply on the curve. When those tokens are sold, the coin graduates. Early on, one trade can move the price a lot. Read the quote before you confirm.
When the curve completes, these things happen in order. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain graduation is instant.
In a DEX pool, on the same MemeWarzone coin page. You do not have to leave the site.
Yes. At graduation the coin's liquidity goes into the DEX pool and is locked for good. Nobody can withdraw it, including MemeWarzone and the creator.
That removes the usual liquidity pull. It does not make a coin safe: the price can still fall as holders sell.
Every coin sets aside 2% of the supply (20M tokens) as a creator reserve. When it is released depends on the chain.
It stays on its bonding curve. The curve keeps working: anyone can still buy and sell, and the price still follows the curve. The coin is not removed, and no expiry date was found in the launch settings.
It can still get posts, followers and UpVotes. Graduation depends on enough people buying, and it is never promised.
Open the coin page. Curve progress shows there, and the coin card shows it as the Curve percentage. The target market cap ($30K or $50K) was set by the creator at launch and does not change.
On Solana, a full bar alone is not graduation. The coin counts as graduated once the move to its Meteora pool is confirmed on-chain. The coin card then switches from LIVE to DEX.
No. Graduation happens on its own when the curve completes. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain it is instant. On Solana MemeWarzone's own keeper moves the coin into its Meteora pool after the curve completes, which can take a short while.
Yes for coins launched on the Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve, which is how new Solana coins launch. Jupiter can route trades on the curve, so a new coin is also reachable from Jupiter and from wallets that use Jupiter.
After graduation the coin trades in a Meteora pool, and the coin page keeps working as before.
No. The chart continues from the curve into DEX trading. After graduation the market history also includes trades made directly in the DEX pool, not only trades made on MemeWarzone.
A graduated coin can challenge other coins to battles, enter tournaments and earn Major War League points. Its graduation shows up as an auto update on the coin page and on the home feed.
The creator should announce it through official channels, remind people the coin page link stays the same, and watch for fake pool links and impersonators.
No. Graduation moves the coin from the curve to a pool at the curve's last price. What happens next depends on buyers and sellers, as with any coin.
Graduation is also not a safety check. It shows the curve was filled, nothing more.
Every new coin has 1 billion tokens.
Market cap is the coin's price multiplied by its supply. Every coin has 1 billion tokens. The curve progress shows how close the coin is to graduation. It is the Curve percentage on the coin card and the bar on the coin page.
The creator picks the graduation target at launch: $30K or $50K market cap. When the bonding curve sells out at that market cap, the coin graduates and its liquidity moves into a DEX pool. A full bar alone does not mean the move is finished. Wait for the coin card to show DEX.
You keep trading on the same coin page. The Buy/Sell button now names the market it uses. Graduated coins trade in a locked DEX pool: Uniswap V4 on BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain, and Meteora on Solana.
The curve fee of 2% stops. The pool charges its own fee instead: 1% on BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain, and 0.25% on Solana. You can also trade a graduated coin on the DEX directly, and those trades show in the market history.
When a coin graduates, MemeWarzone takes 2% of the coin's raise, once. The creator gets no share of it. It goes to the recruiter, squad and airdrop slices and to MemeWarzone.
The creator does get the 2% reserve (20 million tokens). Solana releases it at graduation. BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain release it no earlier than 1 hour after graduation, and only while the price is at or above the graduation price.
The 2% curve fee stops and the DEX pool charges its own fee. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain every swap pays 1%: 0.5% to the creator side and 0.5% to MemeWarzone. On Solana the Meteora pool charges 0.25%: 80% to the creator side and 20% to MemeWarzone.
Older BNB Chain and Robinhood coins that graduated into earlier pools split 80% creator side and 20% MemeWarzone. Pool liquidity is locked for good, so nobody can withdraw it.
When a coin graduates, its liquidity moves into a DEX pool and is locked for good. The creator cannot withdraw that liquidity. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain the pool is on Uniswap V4. On Solana it is on Meteora.
That does not remove all risk. A creator can still sell the tokens they hold, and a coin can lose most of its value. The creator reserve is 2% of supply (20M tokens). On Solana it is released at graduation. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain it is released no earlier than 1 hour after graduation, and only while the price is at or above the graduation price.