Bonding Curve Research Group Library 📚
  • About the BCRG
  • About this Library
  • ♻️From Static to Dynamic Supply Tokens
  • ➰What are Bonding Curves?
  • 🗃️Differentiating Primary & Secondary AMMs
  • 🤖Modeling & Simulating Bonding Curves
  • 🎛️Bonding Curve Parameter Matrix & Trade-Off Decisions
    • Initial Supply
    • Initial Reserve
    • Initial Price
    • Reserve Ratio
    • Mint Fee
    • Burn Fee
    • Max Supply
  • ☠️Attack Vectors
    • Liquidations
    • Sandwich trading
    • Front Running
    • Backrunning
    • Solutions
  • 📓Case Studies
    • 🤖Aavegotchi
      • Bonding Curve Design
      • Pricing Algorithm
      • Governance and Tokenomics
        • Avegotchi DAO Evoution
    • 👣Carbon
      • Asymmetric Liquidity
      • Adjustable Bonding Curves
      • Matching, Routing & Arbitrage in AMMs
      • MEV Resistance
    • 📈Continuous Organization (cOrg)
      • cOrg Token Bonding Curve Model
        • The Decentralized Autonomous Trust
        • Bonding Curve Contract Dynamics in Investment and Sale Operations
    • 🐮CoW Protocol
      • Loss Versus Rebalancing (LVR)
        • Deep dive into Loss-Versus-Rebalancing (LVR)
      • Batch Trading & Function-Maximizing AMMs
      • Implementation - COW AMM
    • ⚙️DXDao
      • DXdao Bonding Curve
    • ⚓Gyroscope
      • The Gyro Bonding Curve
      • Elliptic Concentrated Liquidity Pools (E-CLP)
      • Gyro Consolidated Price Feeds
        • Consolidated Price Feed Approach
    • 🕉️Olympus DAO
      • Range Bound Stability
    • 💸 Public Goods Token Performance Analysis
  • 🍄 Engineering for Resilience with Primary Issuance Markets
  • 💻BCRG Github Repos
  • 📽️BCRG Video Library
  • 📖Glossary
  • 🔎Token Engineering Courses & Resources
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  1. Bonding Curve Parameter Matrix & Trade-Off Decisions

Initial Reserve

Amount of reserves that must be deposited for initialization.

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Last updated 11 months ago

initial_reserves = initial_price * initial_supply * reserve_ratio

Initial reserves are determined by setting the initial price, initial supply, and reserve ratio. Increasing the initial supply, price, or reserve ratio will increase the required initial reserves. Decreasing any of those three parameters will decrease the initial reserve deposit required for initialization. The initial reserve is a capital requirement for launching a bonding curve and therefor may be a constraint on deployment. For example, a team may have a fixed budget for initial capitalization of the bonding curve, in which case the initial reserve should not be more than that amount.

High initial reserves

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Increasing initial supply, initial price, and reserve ratio all increase the requirement for initial reserves.
Decreasing initial supply, initial price, and reserve ratio all decrease the requirement for initial reserves.