The Tuna project on Solana has launched a new bonding curve mechanism aimed at addressing the frequent dump issues in the memecoin market. The core logic of this system is to introduce a 60-minute lock-up period restriction while providing a zero-loss exit channel. In simple terms, it allows investors to participate in early opportunities while ensuring an exit guarantee, thereby curbing panic selling from a mechanistic level. Such innovations are worth paying attention to in the Solana ecosystem, reflecting the project's practical actions in solving long-term issues within the memecoin ecosystem.
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ChainBrain
· 4h ago
60-minute lock-in? Sounds okay, but in reality, the dumpers have already run away.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 4h ago
60-minute lock-in? Sounds good, but it still depends on how it's actually implemented...
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Zero-loss exit? Interesting, but can the reputation in the memecoin circle be so easily repaired?
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Solana has come up with a new trick again, gotta check whether Tuna is serious or just another way to collect smart money taxes.
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Lock-up period + zero loss, can this combo really prevent dumping? Feels like it still can't stop those who truly want to run.
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Why is it that some people always think adding a mechanism can solve human nature issues?
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TestnetScholar
· 4h ago
60-minute lock-up? Feels more like a band-aid solution; the memecoin crowd simply can't sit still.
Exiting with zero loss sounds good, but can it really prevent a dump? I'm a bit skeptical.
Tuna's recent move is somewhat interesting, at least trying to solve the problem, better than some projects.
Once again, it's about binding curves. Solana is really coming up with more and more tricks.
The lock-up period, in the end, still depends on community confidence. Mechanisms can't save a collapsing confidence.
I'm curious about the actual effect; let's wait for the data after launch.
It's a pretty good try, but it's already difficult for memecoin to stay stable.
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ChainProspector
· 4h ago
60-minute lock-in? Feels more like a band-aid solution; memecoin is essentially gambling.
This approach is interesting, but we'll see if anyone actually uses it.
I'm curious about the zero-loss exit strategy; it seems vulnerable to arbitrage.
The Solana ecosystem is innovating again. Can it really save memecoin this time? I'm skeptical.
The Tuna project on Solana has launched a new bonding curve mechanism aimed at addressing the frequent dump issues in the memecoin market. The core logic of this system is to introduce a 60-minute lock-up period restriction while providing a zero-loss exit channel. In simple terms, it allows investors to participate in early opportunities while ensuring an exit guarantee, thereby curbing panic selling from a mechanistic level. Such innovations are worth paying attention to in the Solana ecosystem, reflecting the project's practical actions in solving long-term issues within the memecoin ecosystem.