HYPEMINT

A bonding curve is only honest if nothing can reach around it. Before any interface existed we set the contracts: a factory that deploys each token onto a fixed curve, a reserve only the curve can spend, and a launch path whose final step seeds the pool and burns the LP tokens in one transaction. No owner mint, no fee switch, no key that moves the reserve.

Onto that warp we shipped the platform in weekly passes: a launch flow that deploys from the factory in one signature, an event indexer feeding live curve charts over websockets, buy and sell routed through the curve with slippage bounds, and a graduation watcher that fires the migration the block the cap is hit — the chart every trader sees is the contract's own math.

Every merge was beaten in: fuzzing on the curve math until no buy-then-sell sequence mints a free wei, invariant tests holding the reserve equal to the curve's integral after every trade, and forked-chain rehearsals of the ugly blocks — sandwiches at graduation, reorgs mid-migration, dust buys landing exactly on the cap. Rounding favours the reserve on every path.

HYPEMINT runs in production today. Tokens deploy, climb their curves and graduate without anyone touching a key; the indexer replays every block after a restart, and the reserve invariant is checked on-chain. Launches that stall take the exit we designed — holders sell back to the curve and the reserve pays out. Cloth, priced as it is woven.