How FloorUp works
A bonding curve
that never breaks.
FloorUp replaces the typical liquidity pool with a mathematical curve owned by the protocol itself. The result: every token issued here stays exitable for as long as the contract exists.
The Curve
Tokens are minted on demand by the contract along a bonding curve.
Instead of seeding a Uniswap pool with paired liquidity, FloorUp uses a price function:
When you buy, the contract mints new tokens and stores your BNB in its reserve. When you sell, the contract burns your tokens and refunds BNB from the reserve. The price moves deterministically along the curve.
There is no LP token. There is no pool to be drained. The reserve belongs to the contract and is mathematically tied to the supply.
Protocol-owned liquidity
The reserve is always sufficient to redeem every token.
The contract guarantees an invariant: the BNB held in reserve is always at least the integral of the curve from 0 to current supply. That means every holder can sell back to zero, and the math will always work out.
We track excessReserve — fees that have accumulated above the curve's required reserve. This excess is permanently locked, strengthening the floor over time.
vs. PancakeSwap / Uniswap
Why a bonding curve, not a traditional LP?
Traditional LP
- · Anyone can pull liquidity if they hold LP tokens
- · Rug pulls happen by removing the pool
- · Slippage depends on pool depth
- · Initial price set by LP ratio (manipulable)
FloorUp
- · Reserve is contract-owned, not user-owned
- · No LP to remove — the contract is the liquidity
- · Slippage follows the published curve
- · Initial price is the curve at supply=0
What can still go wrong?
Honest limitations.
- Smart contract bugs. The code has been tested extensively, but no audit has been completed yet. Use at your own risk.
- MEV / sandwich attacks. Public mempools allow front-running. v1 doesn't ship MEV protection — coming after dedicated attack testing.
- Creator behavior. A token creator can promote, dump, or abandon their token. The curve protects your exit, not your profit.
- Network risk. If BSC halts or your wallet is compromised, FloorUp can't help.
What is the D7 vault recovery mechanism?
How the vault-abandonment / D7 recovery works and why the warning banner appears.
FloorUp v2 tokens include a "D7" mechanism that allows the creator to reclaim the entire vault if a token is abandoned. This is unusual and worth understanding before you trade.
The vault becomes reclaimable when both conditions are met: (1) no meaningful buy activity (≥ 0.01 BNB) for 30 consecutive days AND (2) the current price is at or below the effective floor. Any address can then trigger claimAbandonedFunds(); the entire vault balance is transferred to the creator, and buys/sells are permanently disabled.
The frontend shows a yellow warning banner starting 7 days before eligibility, escalating to a red banner when the vault is claimable. If you are holding a token that enters the warning window, decide whether to hold or exit before claim.
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