BRAM
On the curveBrick by Bram · Creator · build videos · Ethereum · day 12 on the curve
$0.0000734
+379% since launch
24h volume
$3.4K
7d volume
$12.9K
30d volume
$22.3K
Pool liquidity
$22.3K
Daily turnover
0.15×
volume ÷ pool depth
FDV
$73.4K
3.3× liquidity
Creator activityNo posts yet
Posts on Backer by you, off chain. Sample.Price
Live$0.0000734+69% over 4d96 candles · 1H · sample data
Trades on the curve. The price rises as the curve fills and does not fall unless someone sells back into it. All-in fee 0.00% is not shown on the candles.
Token check
9/9pass
What most launchpads leave you to find out after you back a token. Every line is worked out from this token's own setup, and the ones that fail say so.
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Creator supply
The creator kept 0%. Every token went to the curve and the pool.
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Liquidity
Contributions sit in contract escrow until graduation, and Backer never takes custody.
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Fees
1.25% all-in, fixed in the contract, which only lets it go down. Rewards go 50% to holders and 50% to traders, fixed at launch, and no trade earns trader rewards worth more than 50% of the fee it paid.
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Snipers
Opening buys fill together at one price, so there is no first block to snipe.
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Bundles
One wallet can put in at most $2,500 on the curve. Wallets split by one buyer cannot be told apart on-chain, on any launchpad.
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Insiders
The creator can buy only through the published creator buy at launch, and disclosed affiliates are refused on the curve.
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Volume
0.15x daily turnover against pool depth.
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Selling
Before the curve fills, you can sell back to it the tokens you got there, at the same fee as backing. If it does not fill in 30 days, holders share the escrow in proportion to the tokens they hold, and the creator buy gets back at most what it cost.
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Custody
Tokens sit in your own wallet. There is no balance to withdraw and no review to get stuck behind.
The token check is information, not a guarantee or a recommendation. It reads this token's setup and pool as they stand. It cannot see who controls which wallets, what a creator or holder does next, or where the price goes. A pass does not make a token safe to buy, and you can still lose everything you put in.
Curve details
$22,300.00 of $25,000.00
Launch price$0.0000153
Graduation price$0.0000833
Contributors so far164
Minimum on Ethereum$1.00
Per-address cap$2,500
The curve rises 5.44x from launch to graduation, so the same money buys about 4.5x more tokens at the start than at the end.
The curve takes buys and sells until it fills, at the same fee both ways, and selling closes once it is full. If the cap is unmet at expiry, each holder can claim a share of the escrow in proportion to the tokens they hold, with the creator buy capped at what it cost. Curve sells do not count toward the checkpoint volume. Escrow is contract-held until graduation; Backer never takes custody. At graduation, the value of 0.015 SOL, paid in ETH comes out of the liquidity being seeded to cover creating the pool, and $600 more is set aside for the token’s DEXTools and DEX Screener listings, with any part not spent going back into the pool. Neither comes from the creator.
Open to anyone: no documents, no wallet screening and no allowlist. The site is blocked by IP address in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and the Crimea, Sevastopol, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine, under US sanctions programs.
Disclosure v3.2 (hash 0xb5f643b4…696d22). LP-mode buyers receive a pro-rata pool share, not a return of their contribution. Backing a token records the disclosure version, its hash and a timestamp with your wallet.
Prototype: nothing is committed and no transaction is broadcast.
How locks work
up to 3x rewards
Locked tokens cannot be sold or moved until the lock ends. On a curve the lock starts at graduation; after graduation it starts when you buy. A lock counts more in this token's holder rewards, and boosts your trades in its trader rewards, paid in ETH: 7 days 1.25x, 30 days 1.5x, 90 days 2x, 180 days 3x.
You can end a lock early. You give up the rewards it has earned and a penalty of up to 10% of the tokens, smaller the longer you have held. Both go to the holders who kept their locks.
Penalty if ended25% through50% through75% through7 days7.1%4.3%2.9%30 days7.3%5.0%2.3%90 days7.4%5.0%2.4%180 days7.5%5.0%2.5%
Creator's split · what each part earns
Creator reward0.60%$134
Holder rewards · 50% of rewards0.10%$22
Trader rewards · 50% of rewards0.10%$22
LP rewards0.10%$22
LP injection · set for every token0.10%$22
Fee tier: Under $1M market cap, capped at 1.25% all-in. All-in 1.25% of $22.3K 30d volume. Every reward on this token is paid in ETH, shown here in USD. The creator reward is paid to the creator on every trade, swept as earned, never pooled. The all-in also carries the Backer fee of 0.25%, set for every token, the only part of the fee that goes to the platform’s treasury. The rewards are split 50% to holders by balance and 50% to traders by volume, week by week, fixed at launch. No trade earns trader rewards worth more than 50% of the fee it paid; what that cap holds back goes to holders. Rewards are paid by the token's smart contracts, out of that token's own trading fees. The contracts distribute them to holders or traders by fixed rules. Nobody chooses who gets paid. Backer and its operator, Community Platform, never hold, pay or control them, and they are not a payment by the company. Of every trading fee, only the 0.25% platform fee goes to the platform's treasury.
Bubble map · who holds it
top 10 hold 54.0%
42 of 164 holders
This token is sample data with no contract address, so there is nothing for Bubblemaps to read. This is the modeled map.
Each circle is a wallet, sized by what it holds. A dashed outline means the position cannot be sold today. Wallets funded from one source are drawn together and joined to that source, because they can act as one.
Point at a circle for the wallet behind it. Addresses are sample data.
Creator, vestingCreator buyFunded from one sourceLockedHolder
The remaining 122 wallets hold 29.2% of the float between them and are not drawn. Wallets are sample data, and a funding link here is a modeled one. On a live token it would be read from the chain, and two wallets funded by the same exchange withdrawal are not always one person.
Advanced analytics
16 measures
16 measures
The four ways a holder gets hurt: the supply sits in too few hands, too much of it can be sold at once, the pool is too thin to sell into, or the activity is not what it looks like. Each figure says which way it points.
Concentration
Largest wallet24.9% of float
One wallet selling moves the price more than one buyer can absorb.
Top 10 wallets54.0% · $39.6K
What the ten largest holders could put into the pool between them.
Funded clusters10 wallets · 17.6%
Wallets sharing a funding source. Count them as one holder, because they can act as one.
Effective holders13
164 wallets hold this token, and it is as concentrated as 13 equal holders would be. The gap between those two numbers is the part a holder count hides.
Sell pressure
Sellable today100.0% · $73.4K
Float that is neither locked nor still vesting, so it could be sold before tomorrow.
Locked0.0% of float
Tokens that cannot be sold until their lock ends. Locking earns a larger share of rewards.
Creator holdsnothing retained
Every token went to the curve and the pool.
Overhang vs pool3.3× liquidity
Sellable supply measured against the pool it would have to sell into. Above 1x it cannot all leave near this price.
Liquidity
Pool depth$22.3K
What is actually in the pool. Every sale prices against this, not against market cap.
FDV vs pool3.3×
Market cap divided by liquidity. A high ratio means the headline price is not a price you could sell at.
Cost to buy $10,000on the curve
How far this trade moves the price by itself, before fees.
Cost to buy $50,000on the curve
The same trade at size. This is what an exit out of a large position runs into.
Activity and rewards
Daily turnover0.15× of pool
Volume against pool depth. Sustained above 3x is the shape wash trading makes.
Traders, 30 days164
Distinct wallets that traded. Volume without traders is a handful of wallets passing it around.
Volume per trader$136
A large figure here with few traders is the same signal read the other way round.
Holder reward pacenot trading yet
At the last 30 days of volume, the holders' 0.10% of each trade pays holders this against the value of the supply, from the token's own trading fees through its contracts. Volume changes, so this changes.
Every figure is computed from this token's own sample data, and none of it is advice or a view on what the token is worth. A token that reads well on all sixteen can still go to zero.
DEX listings, paid from the raise
Due from the raise at graduation$600 · 2.4% of $25,000
If this curve graduates, $600 of the raise is set aside for this token's DEXTools and DEX Screener token-info listings, and the pool is seeded with that much less. Only Backer's listings wallet can spend it, only on these listings, within 30 days. Whatever it does not spend goes back into the pool. LP-mode money is not touched. If the curve never graduates, nothing is taken.
Paid out of this launch
This token’s creator took the Starter plan from Content by Mira, an independent social content service. It buys posts, captions and short video. It is not a service that trades, markets or supports the token’s price, and it says nothing about what the token is worth.
Due from the raise at graduation$749 · 3.0% of $25,000
Monthly, from the creator reward$499
If this curve graduates, the pool will be seeded with $749 less than the raise. If it never graduates, nothing is charged and the service does not start.
Volume checkpoints
start at graduation
Checkpoint 1: $1.00M by day 30 after graduation$0 / $1.00MPending
Checkpoint 2: $5.00M by day 90 after graduation$0 / $5.00MPending
Checkpoint 3: $25.00M by day 180 after graduation$0 / $25.00MPending
The checkpoints start at graduation, the same for every token. Tokens bought in token mode stay in their holders' wallets.
How the checkpoints work
- Every token is judged on its cumulative volume, counted from graduation: $1M by day 30, $5M by day 90 and $25M by day 180.
- A miss at checkpoint 1 or 2 halves the creator's share of the creator reward (100%, then 50%, 25% and 12.5%) and pauses their vesting. The part they lose goes to the rewards, 50% to holders and 50% to traders, paid by the token's smart contracts, never to the company.
- Reaching a later checkpoint's target, even early, restores the full share, and vesting catches up at once.
- A miss at checkpoint 3 halves it again, and the creator has 7 days to choose reversion (the LP-mode position unwinds and each LP-mode holder claims a pro-rata share) or keep going (the share stays reduced and vesting paused until volume reaches $25M).
- With no answer in 7 days, anyone can mark the token community owned: the whole creator reward goes to the rewards, 50% to holders and 50% to traders, the retained supply that had not vested when vesting paused is burned, and the pool stays.
The rule is the same for every token, and the creator cannot change it.
Settlement calculator: token price if the creator chooses reversion0%
Pool claim per $1,000 contributed$1,000.00
A 50/50 position tracks the square root of the price move. That is constant-product math, not a policy choice. This is a share of the pool, not a return of contribution. It applies only if the creator chooses reversion after a missed checkpoint 3; if the creator keeps going or the token is taken over, the position stays in the pool.
LP terms · plain language
· A missed checkpoint 1 or 2 costs the creator, not LP positions. Only a missed checkpoint 3 can end in a reversion, which unwinds the LP positions, and only if the creator chooses it. The full rule is under Volume checkpoints.
· You receive your share of the pool, not your contribution.
· If the price fell, you get back less than you put in; a token down 75% returns roughly half.
· Nobody can stop it, waive it, or top it up.
· Funds return only to the sending wallet.
This is not a refund, a guarantee, or a return of capital. It is an automated withdrawal of your proportional position.
Creator disclosure
Disclosure v3.2 · hash 0xb5f643b4…696d22. The creator receives the creator reward at a named receiving address; no pooled fund exists and no participant holds a claim on it.
Contract standards · Ethereum
TokenERC-20 on OpenZeppelin Contracts v5, fixed supply, no mint function
DEXUniswap v4
Fee splitBacker is the hook on the token's only hooked Uniswap v4 pool: the fee is taken in the dollar token inside every swap
ApprovalsERC-2612 permit, from OpenZeppelin: approve by signature, so a sell or a lock is one step
MetadataERC-7572 contractURI for the token name, description and image
UpgradesNone: no proxy and no owner, so nothing changes after deployment
TestingFoundry unit and fuzz tests, and fork tests against the live DEX
SourceVerified on the block explorer at deployment
Trade BRAM
BackPrice $0.0000734
Bonding curve 89%$22,300 of $25,000
Tokens go straight to your wallet.
USDC
You receive (est.)1,342,779 BRAM
Fee (1.25%)$1.25
Lock after graduation (optional)
Unlocked: you can sell on the curve now, or in the pool once it opens. Locking earns up to 3x rewards.
Buys USDC on Ethereum into your own wallet, then Backs BRAM. Availability depends on your region.
Backing a token records that you were shown BRAM's disclosure v3.2.