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🧵 AMM vs Bonding Curve — Why Bonding Curves are underrated for serious token projects,

As the founder of Mint Club, let me explain why bonding curves may be the missing primitive for sustainable token models — especially for long-term aligned projects.

1️⃣ First, let’s understand the core difference:
    •    AMM = Floating liquidity
    •    Bonding Curve = Fixed liquidity logic

In AMM (Uniswap, Aerodrome, etc.), liquidity depends on LPs adding/removing funds.
In Bonding Curve, liquidity is baked into the price curve from day one. No LPs needed.

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👷🏻‍♂️hardhat at hunt.town & mint.club

2️⃣ AMM is great for meme coins & short-term hype

Because liquidity in AMMs can freely move based on demand, they fit speculative tokens, fast trading, and meme cycles.

But serious builders know:
Volatile liquidity = fragile ecosystems.

3️⃣ Bonding Curves = locked liquidity = trust layer

In bonding curves, liquidity can’t be pulled.

The only way liquidity exits is via burns — meaning every buy increases locked capital, every sell reduces supply.

This creates long-term price integrity.

Bonding curves are works of art, and I am glad to have discovered them awhile back 🤙