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# 🌚 Why Felix

Felix is the first token in Solana with a real custom bonding curve price action. 

When engaging with a standard token, you're essentially adhering to the conventional formula:

$$
amountTokenA \* amountTokenB = k
$$

This implies that the price increases consistently in correlation with liquidity, adhering to a linear progression, like in the image below

<figure><img src="/files/5UFIPopv5OtpokcAtA86" alt=""><figcaption><p>Standard Token</p></figcaption></figure>

For example. If you have a token with a liquidity of 10k and it's valued at 0.1, purchasing an additional 10k will result in a proportional doubling, raising its value to 0.2.

**In Felix we are proposing a new** **Degen Method**.

You will be operating in a concentrated liquidity with very specific ranges. Depending on what price range you are, the growth of it will be of one rate or another.&#x20;

At Felix, we are proposing a bonding curve composed of 6 special jumps. Each of this jump, will be characterized by bringing us one step closer to finding the Felix Collar.

<figure><img src="/files/2rnHypD8xr5vfKvfe8Qy" alt=""><figcaption><p>Felix Bonding Curve</p></figcaption></figure>

Profits will be at the hands of every user that understands the magic behind the price action.

During this periods, called jumps, the volatility will increase exponentially.

This phenomenon arises from the allocation of tokens across diverse sectors, each characterized by its unique supply distribution.

A JUMP is characterized for having LESS amount of Felix than usual, which results in a decrease of the supply and an increase in the price.

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