The board every lane.
36 still on the curve, 3 already off it — every number here is worked out from the price rule as the page loads, none of it is typed in by us, and the totals redo themselves the moment you filter.
The curve is simply the price rule: every coin here starts cheap, and the price climbs a fixed
amount with each one bought and drops back with each one sold. No order book, no one setting the price by hand.
A lane is the money a coin is bought and sold in — four of them here, and every coin sits in exactly
one. Pick a lane below to see only the coins you can pay for with that.
Row by row
The whole pad in one sortable list. Filter by curve state or peg, search by ticker, and read the same numbers the board cards carry — all of it computed from the curve engine.
Sort any column, filter a lane, search a ticker — the four counters and the footer re-solve from whichever rows survive, they are never summed off the screen. Prices, caps, bonding and pool depth are computed by the same bonding-curve engine the trade ticket uses — nothing on this row is stored, all of it is solved. The lifetime $LAUNCH bid column totals a quarter of every fee these curves have charged — each at its own rate inside the 0.25%–2.00% band. That bid is not a guarantee and it is not a yield: it exists only while the volume does, and it stops when trading stops.
On the boil
The five furthest up their curve right now. Closest to closing first — the big card is the one about to graduate.
96% · $HRAT CLOSEST TO CLOSINGEvery coin on the pad, in one list, so you can find one to buy.
$HRAT +412.8%
This bar fills as people buy. At 100% the curve closes, trading moves to a locked pool, and the coin has graduated.
$TEND +188.4%
At 100% the curve closes and trading moves to a locked pool.
$CALL +96.2%
At 100% the curve closes and trading moves to a locked pool.
$GMMA +402.1%
At 100% the curve closes and trading moves to a locked pool.
$ERAT +41.7%
At 100% the curve closes and trading moves to a locked pool.
EVERY FILLPAYS THE HOUSE.
Sorting is the easy part. The column that matters is the last one: a quarter of every fee these 36 curves have ever charged came straight back out as an open-market bid for $LAUNCH. Each coin sets its own fee inside the 0.25%–2.00% band, so the figure below is summed coin by coin. It is a bid, not a yield — it is not a guarantee, and a dead board bids nothing at all.
every figure here is worked out live by the curve and fee engines. nothing on this page is typed by hand.
Already
OFF IT
3 coins finished their curve and moved to a pool. The curve stops, the LP is locked for 365 days, and the fee split keeps running — graduating is not an exit.
Each bar is that coin's share of the $5.27M sitting off the curve, and vs close measures it against the $92,000 cap where the curve completes — both solved from the same figures, neither typed. Being off the curve is not a result and not a guarantee of one: the pool can go down as easily as it went up.