Index curve
V4 ledger hook
No autopilot LP dumps

Reversible adaptive
Hybrid bonding curve

Before 80% supply, price discovery advances into a 5000× actuarial band; mint/redeem settle on-curve. LP budget accrues in-contract, gets withdrawn, then you add liquidity manually. Secondary uses a V4-style ledger hook: before each swap we compare curve mint preview vs pool spot—if the pool is too generous, LP fee bumps so it can’t free-ride mints. Roadmap: milestone tiers + a tiny protocol skim to a multisig (new contract + audit).

Once the hook is live it’s not vibes: fees are tied to the curve preview, and pools pay extra if they try to undercut the mint path.

Curve connected · data refreshes on-chain

Live curve

Index curve anchor

Primary anchor is the curve; with the hook on, pool fees track the mint parity check

Milestone

To 80% · …% to go

Circulating …% · 5000× actuarial release

Marginal price / P₀ (on-chain)

From contract `getCurrentPrice` ÷ P₀ (1e8 wei anchor).

Docs

REBC 2.0 whitepaper

Math, fees, risks inside the doc. The line we tell users: secondary isn’t “secret hose into a pool”, it’s an on-chain hook that keeps the pool honest against the curve.

REBC 2.0 · Reversible adaptive hybrid bonding curve