peg is GME so this is two trades stacked. know that before you size.
41In plain words: the curve is this coin's price ladder. Every buy moves the price one rung up, every sell one rung down — there is no order book and no one setting the price. That number is how far up the ladder it has been bought, and at 100% the curve closes for good and trading moves to a locked pool.
$GMMA GAMMA SQUEEZE
This is one coin's page: what it costs, how it got there, and where you buy or sell it.
How close
IT IS
Every figure in this block is the distance between this curve and the $92,000 cap where it closes — solved from the curve, never typed. Fills below are ILLUSTRATIVE.
At $92.0K market cap the curve closes, liquidity migrates and locks. The bar moves on every fill, including yours — it can also move back down when people sell.
This bar fills as people buy. At 100% the curve closes, trading moves to a locked pool, and the coin has graduated.
The peg is GME, so this market cap moves when GME moves. This coin can cross the line because GME rallied and nobody bought the coin at all — and it can fall back under the line exactly the same way. Graduation is a mechanical threshold, not a statement about where the price goes next.
Who is
IN FRONT
The whole float, biggest first. The curve and the reserved pool are wallets too, so the column sums to total supply instead of to whatever looked good.
Balances are solved out of the curve rather than stored: 148.99M still unsold on the bonding curve, 200.00M held back for the migrated pool, the rest circulating. The dev row is red because nothing stops them selling into you — we show you the balance, we do not restrict it.
What the
WALLETS DID
Six things we can actually observe about who got in and who deployed this — dev history, the deploy-block bundle, sniper clusters, concentration and insider-linked wallets. The read is 100 minus every deduction listed, and nothing here says where the price goes.
this pattern matches launches that ended badly
Signals are ILLUSTRATIVE seed records for design review. The read is arithmetic on observed wallet behaviour — it is not a guarantee, not a prediction, and not a recommendation. A quiet score means the signals we track stayed quiet, nothing more; a token with a clean read can still go to zero, and every deduction above is a thing that already happened on chain, not a thing that will.
The last
MILE
What is still missing before this curve closes — solved backwards out of the same curve the ticket fills against. It is a mechanical threshold, not a forecast.
Someone has to put that $2,844 in before the curve closes, and nothing here says anybody will. Crossing the line is not a guarantee of anything that happens after it.
THE
THREAD
What the chat says has no bearing on what the curve does. It is here because it is part of the surface — not because it is information.
dev wallet still holding. watching it, not trusting it.
28curve is the steepest lane on the pad. chasing costs you real impact.
19sold half. peg ripped, coin did nothing. that is the whole risk in one line.
63fee is 1% a side and a quarter of it just bid the house token. fine by me.
12if GME retraces this whole book reprices down with it. not advice.
37bonding bar is the only number i look at. everything else is noise.
8reminder: most of these go to zero. no floor, no bid holding it up, nothing owed to you.
74Replies are ILLUSTRATIVE seed copy for design review. Nothing a wallet posts here is checked, endorsed, or a recommendation.
What is
LANDING NOW
Not this coin — the whole pad. One row per fill, stamped to the millisecond as it arrives, priced by the same curve engine the ticket fills against. $GMMA itself is pinned by the ticket on this page, so it holds still here instead of drifting under you.
IN AND STRAIGHTBACK OUT.
Buy $1,000.00 of $GMMA and sell the whole bag back in the same breath, through the same engine the ticket runs. Your buy moves the price +24.26% and the sell hands that back, so what you are left down is the 1.50% fee, twice. The round trip is always negative — that is arithmetic, not a warning, and it is the same on every coin on this pad.
someone has to buy above you before this trade is flat. that is the whole game and nothing here promises it happens.