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	{{KidsIntro\|~~Imagine~~ the very first people who ~~help~~ build ~~a clubhouse~~ get the best~~, fairest deal — and everyone can see exactly how that deal works~~. The Bonding Curve is the ~~simple~~, public rule that ~~decides how much~~ early supporters ~~pay~~, with no secret ~~discounts~~.}}		{{KidsIntro\|Think of the very first people who chip in to build something new — they take the biggest chance, so they get the best reward. The Bonding Curve is the clear, public math rule that gives early supporters more Credits per franc, with no guessing and no secret deals.}}

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	== Bonding Curve ==		Wiki Core · Concept
	~~''Innovation — WikiDeal R&D''~~
			== The Bonding Curve ==

			Bonding Curve at a Glance

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Name~~ \|\| ~~'''Bonding Curve'''~~		\| Type
			\| Transparent algorithm
			\|-
			\| Purpose
			\| Credit generation from funding
			\|-
			\| Speculation
			\| ❌ None
			\|-
			\| Backed by
			\| Real expenses + subscriptions
			\|-
			\| Expert review
			\| [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call]]s (math experts)
			\|-
			\| Early multiplier
			\| Up to ×100
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Origin~~ \|~~\| 🟠 Crypto / Token Economics~~		\| Growth multiplier
			\| ~×30 at mid-stage
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Category~~ \|\| ~~Funding / Tokenomics~~		\| See also
			\| [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Rewards Explained]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Status~~ \|\| ~~Prototype 1 — In testing~~		\| See also
			\| [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Main\|Why Fund WikiDeal]]
	\|}		\|}

	=== ~~Why? What~~ is ~~it for?~~ ===		The bonding curve is the core algorithm that converts funding contributions into Credits. It is a '''transparent, defined algorithm''' — not immutable (it can be updated through [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Calls]] with mathematical experts), but consistent and publicly documented. It ensures that early funders are rewarded for taking on the highest risk.

			The bonding curve ensures early funders receive more Credits per CHF — recognizing the risk they take when the platform is unproven.

			=== How the Bonding Curve Works ===

			The bonding curve relates the current funding reserve level to the Credits generated per CHF contributed. The key principle: '''as the reserve grows, each CHF generates fewer Credits'''. This rewards early participants and creates a natural, non-speculative incentive to fund early.

			=== The Mathematical Formula ===

			Credits(CHF) = CHF × multiplier(R) Where multiplier(R) is a decreasing function of Reserve R: multiplier(R) = M_max × e^(-k × R) M_max = maximum multiplier (at R=0, e.g. ×100) k = decay constant (determines how fast multiplier drops) R = current reserve level (total CHF in fund) e = Euler's number (≈ 2.718...) Example at R=0 (first funder): CHF 1 → 100 Credits Example at R=50,000 CHF (mid-stage): CHF 1 → ~30 Credits Example at R=500,000 CHF (growth stage): CHF 1 → ~5–8 Credits

			⚠️ This calculation will be discussed in Open Calls by mathematical experts. The exact constants (M_max, k) are subject to community review and may be adjusted through the Open Call process.

			=== Text-Based Visualization ===

			The relationship between reserve and multiplier (illustrative):

	~~The ''Bonding Curve'' is a mathematical mechanism that sets the purchase price of WIL~~ (~~WikiDeal Investment Licences~~)~~. It answers a fundamental question: how can a project reward its earliest supporters fairly~~, ~~without creating speculation or opacity?~~		Reserve (CHF) │ Multiplier (Credits per CHF) ───────────────┼────────────────────────────── 0 │ ×100 ██████████████████████████ 5,000 │ ×80 ████████████████████ 20,000 │ ×50 █████████████ 50,000 │ ×30 ████████ 100,000 │ ×15 ████ 300,000 │ ×6 ██ 500,000+ │ ×2–5 █

	On conventional commercial platforms, early investors often benefit from opaque terms negotiated behind closed doors. Here, the algorithm is public, immutable and identical for everyone. The more the platform raises, the smaller the multiplier (discount) becomes — so the earliest funders get the best value, in a ~~transparent and predictable way.~~		=== Why a Bonding Curve? ===

	~~This mechanism protects the community against two pitfalls~~: ~~over-rewarding insiders, and devaluing later support. Trust is anchored in the mechanism itself, not in the promises of a management team.~~		The bonding curve solves a fundamental bootstrapping problem: how do you reward early funders fairly without creating speculation or securities law issues?

	~~=== How does it work~~ on ~~WikiDeal? ===~~		* '''Early funders take the highest risk''' (platform unproven) → receive highest multiplier
			* '''Later funders take less risk''' (platform established) → receive lower multiplier
			* No external market price needed — the algorithm is self-contained
			* No speculation: Credits are not tradeable on open markets
			* Transparent: everyone can see the curve and calculate their Credits

	~~In practice, each funding tranche raised corresponds~~ to ~~a step on the curve. In Prototype 1, the starting multiplier is high (a strong advantage for the earliest funders)~~ and ~~decreases progressively at each new step reached. The formula is written into WikiDeal's founding documents and cannot be changed unilaterally.~~		=== Relation to [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] and [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Miles-Credits\|Miles Credits]] ===

	~~WIL purchased through the~~ bonding curve ~~are then converted into Cash Rewards (via~~ the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Funding Stabilizer\|Boost]] ~~mechanism) and into~~ [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Miles~~-~~Credits~~\|~~Miles Credits~~]]. The ~~mechanism interacts directly with~~ the ~~[[Gov~~/~~en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Annual Value Increase\|5% annual value increase]]:~~ the ~~nominal CHF value of Credits grows each year, regardless of when they were purchased on the curve~~.		The bonding curve determines the ''total'' Credits generated. The [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Funding Stabilizer\|Balance Boost]] then determines how those Credits are split between [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] (personal, P2) and the community pool. The bonding curve itself does not determine the Cash/Miles ratio — that is the Boost's job.

	~~For funders, the bonding curve works as an explicit social contract: "here is exactly what you get, here is why, here is how it evolves." No surprises, no hidden clauses.~~		=== Transparency Commitment ===

	~~=== Usage level~~ and ~~evolution ===~~		WikiDeal commits to publishing the full bonding curve formula, constants, and historical data. Community members can verify their Credit calculations independently. The formula is defined — not opaque — and any changes must go through an Open Call process with mathematical expert review.

	~~This innovation will be tested as part of~~ WikiDeal~~'s Prototype 1. Its level of use and the precise deployment terms will be documented progressively as the platform evolves.~~		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Rewards Explained]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Miles-Credits\|Miles Credits]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Funding Stabilizer\|Balance Boost]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Main\|Why Fund WikiDeal]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call Guide]]

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	'''~~See also:~~''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/~~Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]] · [[Gov/en/Portal~~:~~Economy/~~Main\|~~Economy Portal~~]]

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			{{KidsIntro\|Imagine the very first people who help build a clubhouse get the best, fairest deal — and everyone can see exactly how that deal works. The Bonding Curve is the simple, public rule that decides how much early supporters pay, with no secret discounts.}}

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	== Bonding Curve ==		== Bonding Curve ==
			''Innovation — WikiDeal R&D''
	Innovation WikiDeal

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Nom~~		\| Name \|\| '''Bonding Curve'''
	\| '''Bonding Curve'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Origine~~		\| Origin \|\| 🟠 Crypto / Token Economics
	\| 🟠 Crypto / Token Economics
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Catégorie~~		\| Category \|\| Funding / Tokenomics
	\| ~~Financement~~ / Tokenomics
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Statut~~		\| Status \|\| Prototype 1 — In testing
	\| Prototype 1 — ~~En test~~
	\|}		\|}

	=== ~~Pourquoi~~ ? ~~À quoi ça sert~~ ? ===		=== Why? What is it for? ===

	La ''Bonding Curve'' (courbe de liaison) est un mécanisme mathématique qui détermine le prix d'achat des WIL (WikiDeal Investment Licences). Elle répond à une question fondamentale : comment récompenser équitablement les premiers soutiens d'un projet sans créer de spéculation ni d'opacité ?

	Sur les plateformes commerciales classiques, les premiers investisseurs bénéficient souvent de conditions opaques ou négociées en coulisses. Ici, l'algorithme est public, immuable et identique pour tous. Plus la plateforme lève de fonds, plus le multiplicateur (remise) diminue — les premiers financeurs obtiennent le meilleur rapport qualité-prix, de façon transparente et prévisible.

	~~Ce mécanisme protège la communauté contre deux dérives~~ : ~~la sur-rémunération des initiés et la dévaluation du soutien tardif. Il ancre la confiance dans la mécanique elle-même~~, ~~pas dans les promesses d'une direction.~~		The ''Bonding Curve'' is a mathematical mechanism that sets the purchase price of WIL (WikiDeal Investment Licences). It answers a fundamental question: how can a project reward its earliest supporters fairly, without creating speculation or opacity?

	~~=== Comment ça fonctionne sur WikiDeal ? ===~~		On conventional commercial platforms, early investors often benefit from opaque terms negotiated behind closed doors. Here, the algorithm is public, immutable and identical for everyone. The more the platform raises, the smaller the multiplier (discount) becomes — so the earliest funders get the best value, in a transparent and predictable way.

	~~Concrètement~~, ~~chaque tranche de financement levée correspond à un palier de la courbe~~. ~~Lors du Prototype 1~~, le multiplicateur de départ est élevé (fort avantage pour les premiers financeurs) et décroît progressivement à chaque nouveau palier atteint. La formule est inscrite dans les documents fondateurs de WikiDeal et ne peut pas être modifiée unilatéralement.		This mechanism protects the community against two pitfalls: over-rewarding insiders, and devaluing later support. Trust is anchored in the mechanism itself, not in the promises of a management team.

	Les WIL achetés via la bonding curve sont ensuite convertis en [[innovation-dual-rewards.html\|Cash Rewards]] (selon le mécanisme [[innovation-boost.html\|Boost]]) et en [[innovation-dual-rewards.html\|Miles Credits]]. Le mécanisme interagit directement avec l'[[innovation-annual-value-increase.html\|augmentation annuelle de 5 %]] : la valeur nominale en CHF des Credits croît chaque année, indépendamment du moment d'achat sur la courbe.		=== How does it work on WikiDeal? ===

	~~Pour les financeurs~~, ~~la bonding~~ curve ~~fonctionne comme un contrat social explicite : « voici exactement ce que vous obtenez~~, ~~voici pourquoi, voici comment ça évolue~~. ~~» Aucune surprise, aucune clause cachée~~.		In practice, each funding tranche raised corresponds to a step on the curve. In Prototype 1, the starting multiplier is high (a strong advantage for the earliest funders) and decreases progressively at each new step reached. The formula is written into WikiDeal's founding documents and cannot be changed unilaterally.

	~~=== Degré d'usage et évolution ===~~		WIL purchased through the bonding curve are then converted into Cash Rewards (via the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Funding Stabilizer\|Boost]] mechanism) and into [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Miles-Credits\|Miles Credits]]. The mechanism interacts directly with the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Annual Value Increase\|5% annual value increase]]: the nominal CHF value of Credits grows each year, regardless of when they were purchased on the curve.

	~~Cette innovation sera testée dans le cadre du Prototype 1 de WikiDeal~~. ~~Son degré d'usage et les modalités précises de déploiement seront documentés progressivement à mesure que la plateforme évolue~~.		For funders, the bonding curve works as an explicit social contract: "here is exactly what you get, here is why, here is how it evolves." No surprises, no hidden clauses.

	'''Voir aussi :''' [[innovations.html\|Toutes les innovations]] [[innovation-dual-rewards.html\|Dual Rewards]] [[innovation-boost.html\|Boost]] [[innovation-annual-value-increase.html\|Augmentation 5 %/an]]		=== Usage level and evolution ===

	'~~''Note :''' Ces innovations sont des propositions concrètes en cours d'implémentation dans le~~ Prototype 1 ~~de WikiDeal~~. ~~Elles seront documentées et affinées progressivement à mesure que la plateforme évolue~~.		This innovation will be tested as part of WikiDeal's Prototype 1. Its level of use and the precise deployment terms will be documented progressively as the platform evolves.

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	''See also: [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]]''		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Main\|Economy Portal]]
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'''Bonding Curve''' — WikiDeal socio-economic innovation.

''Here is a first content idea for this page.'' bonding curve. This page describes the innovation, its intention, and the context in which it fits within WikiDeal's model.

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