New Four.Meme Deal Pits Binance Wallet Against Pump.fun and Bonk.fun Rivals

Binance Partners With Four.Meme to Launch Bonding Curve Token Sales

Binance is preparing to roll out a new token sale format inside its Wallet, introducing a bonding curve pricing mechanism through a partnership with the Four.Meme ecosystem. The initiative is set to go live on July 15.

Bonding curves determine token prices in real-time based on buying activity: the more users purchase, the higher the price climbs. Tokens acquired during the sale are locked and non-transferable until the event concludes, and purchase orders cannot be canceled once placed.

Nonetheless, participants can choose to exit before the sale ends by selling back into the bonding curve, if there’s enough demand. If not, tokens remain locked until the sale’s conclusion, after which they can be freely traded if listed.

This new approach emerges as platforms like Pump.Fun and Bonk.Fun dominate the memecoin landscape, attracting significant user engagement and transaction volume.

Pump.fun, launched in January 2024, has quickly become a hub for memecoin creation on Solana, handling more than 11 million token launches and generating over $800 million in fees. Its bonding curve automated market maker (AMM) design locks 80% of each token’s supply, ensuring immediate liquidity and enabling rapid token launches.

Meanwhile, Bonk.fun has surged ahead in market share, now responsible for over 55% of Solana token launches. Its fee system funnels 50% of collected fees into buying back and burning BONK tokens, removing over $500,000 worth of BONK from circulation daily.

Binance said its bonding curve system will give early adopters the chance to enter positions before tokens are listed on Binance Alpha or decentralized exchanges (DEXs). However, it cautioned that participants’ funds will be tied up during the event, and significant volatility could arise from price swings as demand fluctuates.

While the math behind bonding curves is relatively straightforward, the risks are real: late entrants may pay substantially higher prices if the curve steepens quickly, while early sellers could spark price drops before tokens become widely tradable.

Four.Meme, valued around $368 million as of Monday, will be the first project to debut under this new sale model in Binance Wallet.

Binance also flagged warnings on its Binance Alpha platform, noting that tokens sold via bonding curves carry “increased price volatility, higher risks,” and lack guaranteed liquidity.Binance Partners With Four.Meme to Launch Bonding Curve Token Sales

Binance is preparing to roll out a new token sale format inside its Wallet, introducing a bonding curve pricing mechanism through a partnership with the Four.Meme ecosystem. The initiative is set to go live on July 15.

Bonding curves determine token prices in real-time based on buying activity: the more users purchase, the higher the price climbs. Tokens acquired during the sale are locked and non-transferable until the event concludes, and purchase orders cannot be canceled once placed.

Nonetheless, participants can choose to exit before the sale ends by selling back into the bonding curve, if there’s enough demand. If not, tokens remain locked until the sale’s conclusion, after which they can be freely traded if listed.

This new approach emerges as platforms like Pump.Fun and Bonk.Fun dominate the memecoin landscape, attracting significant user engagement and transaction volume.

Pump.fun, launched in January 2024, has quickly become a hub for memecoin creation on Solana, handling more than 11 million token launches and generating over $800 million in fees. Its bonding curve automated market maker (AMM) design locks 80% of each token’s supply, ensuring immediate liquidity and enabling rapid token launches.

Meanwhile, Bonk.fun has surged ahead in market share, now responsible for over 55% of Solana token launches. Its fee system funnels 50% of collected fees into buying back and burning BONK tokens, removing over $500,000 worth of BONK from circulation daily.

Binance said its bonding curve system will give early adopters the chance to enter positions before tokens are listed on Binance Alpha or decentralized exchanges (DEXs). However, it cautioned that participants’ funds will be tied up during the event, and significant volatility could arise from price swings as demand fluctuates.

While the math behind bonding curves is relatively straightforward, the risks are real: late entrants may pay substantially higher prices if the curve steepens quickly, while early sellers could spark price drops before tokens become widely tradable.

Four.Meme, valued around $368 million as of Monday, will be the first project to debut under this new sale model in Binance Wallet.

Binance also flagged warnings on its Binance Alpha platform, noting that tokens sold via bonding curves carry “increased price volatility, higher risks,” and lack guaranteed liquidity.

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