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Launchpad and AMM

Just Launch.

Most launchpads rely on permanent bonding curves or delayed LP migration to simulate liquidity - adding friction, creating sniping risk, and limiting early support.

Forest Protocol takes a cleaner, two-stage approach.

Each token begins with a short Pre-Graduation phase that uses a logarithmic bonding curve for fair price discovery, then automatically transitions into a Post-Graduation phase with a standard AMM pool - no manual migration, no relaunch, and no liquidity loss.

Because Forest owns the AMM, tokens launched through the protocol are immediately tradable on real, on-chain liquidity. Every launch includes a virtual liquidity layer, allowing creators to go live without upfront capital and without relying on external ecosystems to bootstrap volume.

The virtual liquidity layer acts as a simulated base pool that represents liquidity from day one. It lets creators launch without locking large sums upfront - trades settle on-chain as volume grows, progressively realising real liquidity. This lowers barriers for small teams, meme projects, and experimental launches while keeping markets fair and organic.

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