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Last updated 7 months ago

At point of creation, tokens are available for trading via a virtual liquidity bonding curve by users. Investors and traders contribute to the liquidity pool (LP) through buying and selling deployed tokens on the Basejump platform. Token trading is done using ETH, on Base using a smart wallet.

The bonding curve ETH amount to be filled is customisable by the token deployer between 2 ETH & 100 ETH. Once the set ETH target is filled, the token "Jumps" from Basejump to Uniswap for trading.

When the token "Jumps" to Uniswap, the ETH target is used as liquidity. Following "Jump", future trading of the token takes place via Uniswap.

The token supply is used as follows:

  • A percentage of it is distributed during the bonding curve phase. This is configurable by users, possible values are: 50%, 66%, 75%, 80%, 85% and 90%.

  • Depending on the amount swapped during the bonding curve phase, some of the remaining supply will be used as the Uniswap V2 liquidity and some of it is burned for pricing reasons.

Tokens can be tracked on platforms like Dex Screener and Dex Tools, and checked on scanners such as Quick Intel, Go+ Security, token sniffer, SafeAnalyzer etc.

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