How CROC's bonding curve works

Most token launches start with a chicken-and-egg problem: someone has to seed a liquidity pool before anyone can trade. CROC's launchpad skips that step entirely with a bonding curve.

When you create a token on CROC, it's minted straight onto its own dedicated curve, starting at roughly a 30 SOL market cap. From there, price moves automatically: buying pushes it up, selling brings it back down, following the same constant-product model that's become the standard for this style of launch.

Once a curve's real SOL reserves reach 85 SOL, the token graduates — its liquidity migrates automatically into CROC's own AMM, where it keeps trading as a normal two-sided pool. No manual migration, no separate step for the creator to manage.

Total supply is fixed the moment a token is created — mint authority is revoked immediately, so there's no way to inflate supply later.