@Zghire_@Iamthetachi@printr Yes I was using 85 as the example since pump is 85 no customization. Which is why @printr is nice lots of customization for bonding curve and rewards
@Iamthetachi@Zghire_ So the bonding curve is 85 SOL generally across most bonding curves. If you send 10 SOL you’ll have 10/85x100=11.765% so you’d get that of the rewards so at the end of the week let’s say 500 SOL was generated from fees you’ll get 58.75 SOL
@Zghire_ Can I make a suggestion, since staking rewards both SOL and the token can you take all the tokens received from staking and staking them as well increasing the stake size and decreasing tradeable supply?
@masterprintr@printr Made a coin for fun. Staked my buy for 180 days. Personal bought 60M and dumped it already so we should be good now.
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So decided to test out making a coin on @printr for fun. I staked all my coins for 180 days so can’t rug. Some guy bought 60M and dumped them already so we should be good to go.
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@nezyaps@rise_crypt This is literally bottom the coin bonds at around 60k he bought 60% which is about 67% of the curve which means lowest this should be able to go as long as people don’t sell in loss is about 40k
@thovan26@Solamance69 This is literally bottom the coin bonds at around 60k he bought 60% which is about 67% of the curve which means lowest this should be able to go as long as people don’t sell in loss is about 40k
@CryptoAnalos@Zghire_@masterprintr@printr Alright, cause I saw the same with another coin before bond was 12% after was 9% so I was assuming was based on supply on bonding curve vs the total supply after bond