Bonding Curve
Simulator
Explore bonding curve tokenomics with CurveLab — a powerful bonding curve simulator to test crypto token pricing models, analyze supply vs price, and design smarter token economies before deploying your smart contract.
Models
Choose from a growing library of mathematical pricing models. Every model page explains the formula, its behavior, and how it changes incentives across the token lifecycle.
Hyperbolic
Price approaches infinity as supply nears the maximum. Strong incentive for early buyers and aggressive scarcity behavior.
Linear
A predictable price increase with each token minted. Clean, simple, and easy for communities to understand.
Polynomial
Flexible growth that can become increasingly aggressive depending on the exponent and coefficient values.
Sigmoid
Slow early growth, rapid middle acceleration, and eventual stabilization. Useful for phased adoption curves.
Logarithmic
Fast early price discovery followed by a flatter long-term curve. Good for more utility-oriented pricing.
Constant Product
A classic AMM-style model adapted for pricing and liquidity dynamics where reserves continuously rebalance.
How it Works
Start by selecting a pricing model. Then adjust its variables, simulate supply changes, and watch how price reacts across the curve. CurveLab is built to help you reason about token behavior before you commit to an implementation.
Choose a model
Pick a curve such as hyperbolic, linear, logarithmic, or sigmoid.
Adjust variables
Change steepness, max supply, and other parameters that influence the shape of the curve.
Test market behavior
Simulate buying and selling to understand incentives, accessibility, and long-term pricing behavior.
Features
Built for founders, token designers, researchers, and developers who want clearer insight into token pricing behavior.
Real-time simulation
Adjust curve variables and instantly see how the chart and token price respond.
Multiple pricing models
Compare different curve formulas side by side before choosing one for your product.
Tokenomics-first workflow
Designed for builders who want to test incentives, supply behavior, and entry pricing.
Math you can understand
Every model is paired with plain-language explanations, not just formulas.
FAQ
Common questions about bonding curves, token pricing, and how to use CurveLab.
What is a bonding curve?
A bonding curve is a mathematical function that determines token price based on supply. As more tokens are bought or minted, the formula changes the next token price automatically.
Why use a bonding curve instead of fixed pricing?
Fixed pricing is simple, but it does not adapt to demand or supply changes. A bonding curve creates dynamic pricing behavior and can better align incentives for early and late participants.
Which model is best for a crypto project?
There is no universal best model. Linear curves are more predictable, while hyperbolic and polynomial curves create stronger scarcity and early-buyer incentives. The right choice depends on your token design goals.
Can I use CurveLab before writing smart contracts?
Yes. CurveLab is designed to help you understand and test token pricing behavior before you implement anything onchain.
Start Designing Your Curve
Explore formulas, simulate pricing, and build stronger tokenomics with better mathematical intuition.