What is a bonding curve?
A bonding curve is a simple rule that automatically changes the price of an NFT based on how many have been bought or sold.
In plain terms:
When more people buy NFTs, the price goes up
When people sell NFTs, the price goes down
The price change follows a pre-set mathematical curve, not a human decision
Think of it like a vending machine with a smart price tag.
Start price and end price on flip
On flip, the start price is 0.0005 ETH (Base) and the end price is 0.01 ETH (Base).
Simple analogy
Imagine a jar of candies:
The first candy costs $1
Every time someone buys a candy, the next one costs a bit more
If someone puts a candy back, the price drops slightly
The jar doesn’t need a shopkeeper — the rules decide the price automatically.
Why flip uses a bonding curve
✅ Fair pricing: Early buyers get cheaper prices
✅ Instant liquidity: You can always buy or sell
✅ Transparent: Everyone knows how the price changes
✅ No order books: No waiting for a buyer or seller
Minting pauses when already minted NFTs are sold into the liquidity pool, and resumes when they’re bought back.