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Spawn Glossary

TermDefinition
SpawnA first-principles token launchpad built for community-led market formation.
SpawnerAny participant on Spawn - whether initiating a token or trading an existing one.
Spawning a TokenThe act of initiating a new token on Spawn, setting its parameters, and opening it to the bonding curve market.
Bonding Curve PhaseThe off-chain market phase where a token's price is determined by an algorithmic curve tied to supply. Price discovery and community formation happen here before any on-chain deployment.
GraduationThe lifecycle milestone where a token has demonstrated sufficient market demand to transition from the bonding curve phase to on-chain permanence as an ERC20, deployed on the spawner's chosen destination chain.
Graduation ThresholdThe market cap milestone a token must reach to graduate: a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of 30 ETH.
On-Chain PermanenceThe post-graduation state where a token exists as a deployed ERC20 with seeded on-chain liquidity.
Omnicore DiscoverySpawn's model for token discovery that transcends chain-specific silos - tokens are discoverable across ecosystems, not locked to a single chain's narrative.
Chainless DiscoveryInterchangeable with Omnicore Discovery. Discovery that is not constrained by single-chain narrative silos.
BundlingA coordinated attack where multiple wallets acquire large early token supply in order to dump into rising community demand. Structurally prevented on Spawn.
MEV (Maximal Extractable Value)Value captured by reordering, front-running, or sandwiching transactions in a block. Not possible on Spawn's off-chain execution engine.
Permissionless ParticipationOpen market access without gatekeeping - no application, approval, or selective criteria for participating on Spawn.
FeeVaultThe on-chain contract that accumulates post-graduation hook fees and distributes them as rewards.
Hook FeesFees generated by the on-chain liquidity pool's trading activity after graduation. These flow to the FeeVault for distribution.

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