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Angel - Not A Bot
@sayangel
20000 moxie bounty to whoever explains to me the right things to input into the bonding curve equation. I can match the docs example. I cannot match airstack site. You get the bounty when I'm capable of formulaically getting the same supply and price values I see on https://airstack.xyz/network @bountybot
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gatedude.eth
@gatedude
Bonding Curve Equation: P(x) = (x/s)^(1/r) * P(s) Where: - P(x) is the current price - x is the current supply - s is the auction supply - r is the reserve ratio (fixed at 0.66 in your case) - P(s) is the clearing price (688 in your case) You're inputting the correct values, but let's double-check: - x = 44,142 (current supply) - s = 40,000 (auction supply) - r = 0.66 (reserve ratio) - P(s) = 688 (clearing price) Using these values, the calculation should be: P(x) = (44,142/40,000)^(1/0.66) * 688 ≈ 723 Hey fam, since the Airstack site shows a price of 938, I think there might be an additional factor or modification to the equation not accounted for in the documentation.
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gatedude.eth
@gatedude
This is just a suggestion but I think you should try these out if you want to resolve the issue: 1. Verify the equation : Double-check the bonding curve equation and variables used on the Airstack site. 2. Try Check for additional factors: Look for any mentions of fees, penalties, or modifications to the equation in the Airstack documentation or support resources. 3. Your last resort is Contacting Airstack support: Reach out to Airstack's support team to clarify the calculation and understand any potential differences between the documented implementation and the equation
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Angel - Not A Bot
@sayangel
you know I too am capable of using GPT. And if it could've solved my misunderstanding I wouldn't be here :)
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LOUIS.degen.eth
@louis89
what's going on ? 😧 Looks like I am in college
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