> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.loopad.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.loopad.fun/reference/faq.md).

# FAQ

**Is there a bonding curve?** No. Tokens launch straight into a real Uniswap v4 pool with 100% of supply as liquidity. The rising-price feel comes from the concentrated single-sided range, not from a custom curve contract. There's no migration event later.

**What does "graduation" at $69K mean?** It's a milestone badge on the board — nothing on-chain happens when a token crosses it.

**Can the creator rug?** The classic rugs are closed off: there's no team allocation (100% of supply is in the pool), liquidity is locked in the LP manager, the dev's first buy is capped at 5%, and tokens have no owner functions. Creators can still sell whatever they bought — trade accordingly.

**Can the buyback settings change after launch?** No. The split between buyback and LP fee is part of the pool's identity on Uniswap v4 and the hook has no setter. It is immutable by architecture.

**Who pays for buyback executions?** Anyone can trigger `executeBuyback` and pays only that transaction's (tiny) gas. The pot being spent accrued from trading fees.

**Why did my launch revert with `DevBuyTooLarge`?** Your first buy would have received more than 5% of supply. Use the **MAX** button — it fills the largest safe amount.

**Do I need anything special to trade from bots or scripts?** No. Pools are standard Uniswap v4 pools on the canonical PoolManager. Any v4-aware router works; pool fee varies per token (1% minus its buyback share, as LP fee).

**Where do creator fees go if I launched from a hot wallet?** To the wallet that launched (or the `feeRecipient` you set). The current fee wallet can redirect itself later — move it to a multisig any time.

**Is the metadata (logo, socials) verified?** Metadata is creator-supplied. Always verify the contract address from official channels before trading.


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