Site checks
Anyone who trades from another app, or straight from the contract, skips it.
SkippableEvery token launched here comes tied up with its rules: anti-dump caps, max wallets, vesting, sniper protection. They live inside the token and its Uniswap pool, so they check every trade on BOUND and Uniswap, and nobody can untie them later.
function _update(address from, address to, uint256 amt) internal { Move memory m = classify(from, to, amt); // buy, sell or send for (uint256 i = 0; i < rules.length; i++) { string memory no = rules[i].check(m); // each tied-on rule if (bytes(no).length > 0) revert Refused(no); } super._update(from, to, amt); // only now do balances move}
Each one is a check the token runs on itself. Open any tag to set its limits and watch it work.
Your token opens on a BOUND bonding curve with its rules already tied on. When the curve fills, it graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool. You decide at launch whether the rules go with it.
Example numbers. The real curve and graduation target are set before mainnet.
A rule only works if there's no way past it. Put it on a website, in a bot or on one pool, and traders just take another route. Put it in the token and its pool, and every trade there runs through it. Add DEX-only, and there is no other place to trade.
Anyone who trades from another app, or straight from the contract, skips it.
SkippableIt only binds people who chose that bot. Everyone else trades freely.
SkippableIt guards one pool. Open a second pool, or send wallet to wallet, and it's gone.
SkippableEvery move calls the token's own transfer, and the BOUND hook checks every Uniswap swap. With DEX-only on, there is no other door.
UnskippableEvery trade on a BOUND curve pays 1%. Most of it buys back and burns BOUND's own token; the rest goes to whoever launched the coin.
Bought on the open market and sent to a dead address. On-chain and checkable.
Claimable any time from the token page. No rule can block it.
Proposed split, not final. Shown as an example.
The same rules and the same page on two chains, each tied on in the way that's native to it.
Name it, pick your rules, and see exactly what they'd refuse before anything goes on-chain.