Recently, many people are asking what the Bonding Curve of MemeX really means?



Let me briefly explain and also talk about why this mechanism is actually quite clever:

In MemeX, each MRC20 token is tied to a curve; the more people buy, the higher the price rises, and the more people sell, the lower it falls. There are no limit orders, no liquidity providers, and the price is purely driven by incoming funds! Can you imagine how fundamental this consensus is in determining price?

But the key is that liquidity will only be transferred to DEX when the $M on the curve reaches 42,069!

Taking the game as an example, it's like an early monster hunting and leveling-up process. In the early stages, you accompany it on a long curve and can only take the main stage after it graduates. The earlier you participate, the more transactions you engage in, and it's not just about earning the price difference! You are helping the project climb the ladder, and you also become someone in the front row!

You can now directly see the progress of each project on the MemeX profile page. I checked, and some have already reached 30,000 or 40,000; they might graduate and go live in the next wave! Could this be an opportunity?

⚠️ Tip

If you really want to play with the memes on MemeX, don't just stick to the airdrop address and see which curves are rising!

In summary, the Bonding Curve is the sieve of MemeX, determining who the true P players are and who are just passing spectators! This mechanism is undeniably cleverly designed!
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