Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve ยท read-only evidence

DBC Afterlife

Graduating isn't success. Most Meteora launches that complete their bonding curve are dead soon after.

Paste any Meteora DBC token, pool or config address. We read its launch settings from Solana mainnet and compare them with what happened to thousands of real launches after graduation.

Check a launch

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What thousands of graduations show

Presets you can launch with

Each preset is built with Meteora's own SDK (buildCurve) and passes the SDK's validateConfigParameters. The numbers under each one count every self-serve launch that matched its rule, alive or dead.

Inside a launchpad

The same check runs inside Meteora's own launchpad template, fun-launch. Three small files read the launchpad's DBC config from chain and show creators how launches with those settings fared, right above the token form. It hides itself if the check is unavailable, so it never blocks a launch.

Meteora fun-launch create page showing a red 'Warning sign' launch health badge: launches with this setup almost never survive
fun-launch with a real mainnet config whose starting fee is 0.25%. Install guide.

How this was measured