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Bonding curve
A bonding curve in crypto is a mathematical formula defining the relationship between a token’s price and its supply.
It ensures automated liquidity by adjusting prices dynamically based on demand.
Typically, as more tokens are bought, the price rises; when sold, it falls. Used in DAOs, AMMs, and token economies, bonding curves create predictable, transparent pricing mechanisms, fostering decentralized finance (DeFi) innovation and reducing reliance on order books.
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