.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is the difference between the Bonding Token and Graduated Token?
A: The Bonding Token is the initial contract that users buy during the bonding phase. Once the token meets its graduation threshold, a Graduated Token is created. Users must then migrate their old tokens to the new one, which trades on PancakeSwap V3 and includes optional post-graduation tax functionality.
Q2: Is the 1% bonding-phase protocol tax adjustable?
A: No. The 1% tax on bonding curve trades is permanently set by the protocol to fund platform maintenance and development. It cannot be changed by token creators or the community.
Q3: Can the supply be altered after launch?
A: No. The initial supply (100M–1T tokens) is locked in when the bonding contract mints the token. There is no way to mint additional tokens later or burn them from the total supply.
Q4: How is the $21,000 figure determined for graduation?
A: This is an approximate constant representing the required Renatus tokens (based on USD price) to “complete” the bonding curve. The contract uses the assetRate parameter, adjusted periodically by the bonding owner, to keep the capital needed for graduation around $21,000.
Q5: I see references to V3 pools not supporting taxed tokens. How does the graduated token tax work then?
A: The default approach is to exclude the V3 router and positions from taxation, ensuring trades there remain unaffected. Token creators can still apply taxes to other DEXs or direct swaps if they enable and configure the tax system accordingly.
Q6: What happens if I hold the bonding token but never migrate?
A: If you do not migrate, you will not receive any portion of the new liquidity or fee distributions from LiqLocker. Essentially, your old tokens become obsolete post-graduation, and you miss out on the graduated ecosystem’s benefits.
Q7: How do I ensure my vested liquidity is secure?
A: The LiqLocker contract is immutable, thoroughly tested, and uses linear vesting logic. The admin cannot take a user’s liquidity away. You can withdraw your unlocked portion anytime, and your position is fully tracked on-chain.
Q8: Can the token creator remove the half of liquidity that’s locked forever?
A: No. The 50% locked portion is permanently placed in the LiqLocker for the benefit of the project long term. It is neither withdrawable by the token creator nor by Renatus.
Q9: Is it possible to reduce the graduated tax rate to zero after some time?
A: Yes. If not locked, the token owner can decrement the graduated tax rate until it’s 0%. Once they lock it at any rate, changes become impossible.
Q10: Can Renatus upgrade these contracts in the future?
A: No. Contracts such as Bonding, RenatusFactory, LiqLocker, and the various token contracts are designed to be immutable. Only minor parameters like the tax recipient or tax rate are adjustable post-launch, and even those can be permanently locked.
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