Curve calls · PancakeSwap Infinity
Rent a slice of the curve, keep every BNB above it
A calls coin's curve sits in its PancakeSwap pool in 24 steps of about 22% each. A call rents coins of a step above the price for 10 minutes to 24 hours. If the price runs through the step you keep every BNB above it; if not, only the premium is gone. When the call closes the curve is exactly as before, so nobody has to put up capital and nothing gets liquidated.
- Calls from 10 minutes after the launch, 10 minutes to 24 hours
- No oracle, no liquidation: you can lose the premium, never more
- Every premium pays the creator and buys back the pickhooks token
Launch a calls coin
A plain token with a fixed supply, no owner. The whole supply starts in the curve at about 5.95 BNB market cap, the same curve as every pickhooks coin. Calls open 10 minutes after the launch.
Calls coins
0 coinsEvery coin here can be bought, sold, and called from its own page. Updates on its own.
No calls coin yet. Launch the first one above.
The numbers
- Trade fee
- 1%
- Premium
- Black-Scholes from the pool's own volatility, at least 0.0005 BNB
- Exercise fee
- 1% of the closing sale, never more than the gain
- Bond
- 0.0005 BNB, back to whoever closes
- Most of a step out at once
- 10%
- How far up
- 8 steps above the price
- Runs for
- 10 minutes to 24 hours
Know the risk
- Most calls end with nothing back but the bond: the price has to run through the step first.
- While a call is open its step of the curve is up to 10% thinner; when a call closes in the money, the desk sells its coins like a holder selling a bag.
- Right after a launch the premium is higher on purpose and falls over the first six hours.
- New contracts, tested on a BNB Chain fork and on mainnet with a throwaway coin, not audited by a third party yet.