In ODIN.FUN, Ascend is the term used when a token transitions from the bonding curve phase into the AMM (Automated Market Maker) phase.
When a token is created on ODIN, it begins trading on a bonding curve, where its supply is gradually sold as the price increases. Once specific thresholds are met, the token “ascends” — meaning liquidity is automatically added into an AMM pool for continued trading.
Key Points
Bonding Curve Phase
80% of the token supply is sold along the bonding curve.
Buyers purchase tokens directly from this curve at progressively higher prices.
Example: A token might start at 0.11 sats and climb in value as it sells through supply.
Ascend Trigger
Once 80% of supply has been sold, 20% of the token supply + 0.2 BTC are deposited into the AMM pool.
This creates continuous liquidity and stabilizes token trading.
AMM Phase
Trading shifts to a decentralized AMM (formula:
k = X * Y).Traders can now buy, sell, and provide liquidity instantly.
Why It Matters
Liquidity: Ascension ensures that tokens are always tradable.
Fairness: Prevents tokens from being controlled only by early buyers.
Scalability: Supports long-term trading volume beyond the initial launch curve.
👉 Example:
A token launches at 0.11 sats, ascends at 4.76 sats (~$100k market cap), and continues along the AMM curve where price discovery happens organically.
⚡ In short: Ascend = the moment a token “graduates” from the bonding curve to the AMM, unlocking liquidity and ongoing trading opportunities.
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