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Every token on Brim is a vessel. Buyers fill it. At the brim it pours into Cetus, and the liquidity stays there.
Step 1 of 3
Anyone launches a token, paying only gas. The coin has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000; no one can mint more.
800,000,000 are sold on the token's bonding curve. The other 200,000,000 wait for its Cetus pool. The creator can buy up to 5% at launch, in the open, at the same price anyone would pay.
Step 2 of 3
Every buy adds SUI to the curve and raises the price. Every sell takes SUI out and lowers it. The vessel shows how much SUI the curve holds.
The price follows a constant-product curve on virtual reserves, so it starts at $0.0₉148 and is $0.0₈369 at the brim. Early buyers pay less; that is the whole game.
Step 3 of 3
When the curve has collected 0.5 SUI the token graduates. Its SUI and 160,000,000 tokens become a Cetus pool at the curve's last price; the other 40,000,000 are burned.
The LP position is locked in the same transaction, so the liquidity can never be pulled. Trading moves to the pool and the curve closes.
0 of 0.5 SUI
Price $0.0₉148, market cap $0.15
Numbers for this preview. They are confirmed with the on-chain release.
Fixed supply
1,000,000,000 per token. No mint function after launch.
Liquidity is locked by burning
At the brim the LP position is locked, so the pool cannot be drained by anyone.
Creator share is public
Every token page shows how much the creator holds, flagged when it is large.
Sells are never disabled
You can always sell back into the curve while the token is filling.
These are memecoins. Most go to zero. Prices move fast and a curve can empty as quickly as it fills. Only use money you can afford to lose.