FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
What is a bonding curve, in one line?
A fixed supply and a public formula that sets the price: the more SOL that has been put in, the higher the price of the next token, with no order book and no market maker.
What happens at graduation?
When real reserves reach roughly 85 SOL the curve is filled: the token migrates to a PumpSwap pool (a 0.015 SOL graduation fee applies) and keeps trading as a normal AMM asset. Most launches never get there.
How do you know a token is dead?
It stops seeing trades. curves.watch's job is to keep that number current per cohort, so the survival rate is measured rather than repeated as folklore.
Are the charts live?
The demo charts are simulated sample data. Anything live would be read from the token's on-chain bonding-curve account and the public trade feed.
Why compare cohorts instead of tokens?
A single coin's chart is noise. A birth-week cohort with a known number of survivors is a measurable fact about how this launch market actually behaves.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is a read-only analytics preview. Nothing here is a recommendation.