Publish terms
The creator selects the SOL bond, community target, and lock period before accepting participation.
Before a community takes the risk, the creator puts capital on the line. Every BONDD launch begins with a visible SOL bond and a published lock.
PROTOCOL CONCEPT · EXAMPLE VALUES · NOTHING DEPLOYED
The creator bond is a launch condition, not price protection, insurance, or a guarantee of token value.
Creators choose the bond and lock before the curve opens. The terms become part of the launch record—not a promise hidden in a post.
The creator bond and community curve are separate gates. Both must be satisfied before graduation.
A BONDD launch has four visible stages. The community never has to guess whether the creator committed capital.
The creator selects the SOL bond, community target, and lock period before accepting participation.
The creator transfers the bond into the launch program. No bond means no community curve.
Only after the bond is verified can the community begin filling the published curve.
At graduation, the bond follows the posted liquidity route and remains locked for the disclosed term.
A founder bond changes launch incentives. It does not make a token safe, insured, audited, or guaranteed to retain value.
It is creator capital committed to the launch—not a reimbursement promise for holders.
Bond size, target, lock, and graduation route must be published before the curve opens.
Creator bond and community deposits remain separately accounted for until the defined graduation step.
A production contract must prevent discretionary bond removal after the public curve opens.
Code quality, distribution, liquidity, and market demand remain independent risks.
Only interact with the contract address published as selectable text through official channels.
This interface demonstrates the mechanism and disclosure model. It does not pretend a contract, audit, or mainnet product already exists.