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Fair Start
Understand the per-wallet buy cap on WickDeck bonding curves, how sells restore capacity, when Fair Start limits end, and what the cap cannot prevent.
What is it?
Fair Start is a per-wallet buy cap on the bonding curve. The current cap is 2.00% of total supply (BondingCurve.MAX_WALLET_BUY_BPS). Limits end At Ignition. No post-Ignition wallet cap.
Why does it exist?
Wallet limits reduce simple single-wallet concentration during bonding.
How does it work?
- Net tokens bought from this curve, minus sells back into the curve, cannot exceed 2.00% of supply.
- The terminal blocks a buy that would cross the cap and offers the remaining allowed size.
- Limits end At Ignition. After Ignition there is no protocol wallet cap.
What can go wrong?
They do not prevent coordinated actors from using multiple wallets.
What should traders understand?
If a buy is blocked, the ticket is telling you about your net curve position, not about other wallets. Scan still matters for concentration across many addresses.
WickDeck protocol constraints can reduce certain technical risks, but cannot guarantee token value, creator behavior, market liquidity, or trading outcomes.