Bonding Curves

A "bonding curve" is just a fancy way of saying "when someone executes a trade against my order, I want the price to change".

What Is a Bonding Curve?

A bonding curve is a mathematical concept used to describe the relationship between the price and the supply of an asset. You can read more about bonding curves at this link.

Buy example with LINER CURVE

You decide you want to buy up to 5 NFTs, starting at 1 SOL, with a delta of 0.1 SOL.

This means you're setting up an order to do buys as follows:

1st buy at 1 SOL

2nd buy at 0.9 SOL

3rd buy at 0.8 SOL

4th buy at 0.7 SOL

5th buy at 0.6 SOL

Sell example with EXPONENTIAL CURVE

You decide you want to sell up to 5 NFTs, starting at 1 SOL, with a delta of 5%.

This means you're setting up an order to do sales as follows:

1st sell at 1 SOL

2nd sell at 1.05 SOL

3rd sell at 1.103 SOL

4th sell at 1.158 SOL

5th sell at 1.216 SOL

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