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The bonding curve is the core algorithm that converts funding contributions into Credits. It is a '''transparent, defined algorithm''' — not | The bonding curve is the core algorithm that converts funding contributions into Credits. It is a '''transparent, defined algorithm''' — not frozen (it can be updated through [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main|Open Calls]] with mathematical experts). Updates apply prospectively only: they never reduce rights already attributed at the moment of a contribution, 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. | The bonding curve ensures early funders receive more Credits per CHF — recognizing the risk they take when the platform is unproven. | ||