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Graduation Venues

Every token launched on Thor Exchange picks a graduation venue at creation: Thor DEX or Uniswap V3. It’s the same fair bonding curve either way — the venue only decides where the token’s liquidity lands when it graduates, and how its LP fees are split.

The two venues

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Venue Pool lives on Creator’s share of LP fees
Thor DEX Thor’s own concentrated-liquidity DEX 70%
Uniswap V3 Canonical Uniswap V3, deployed on Robinhood Chain 50%

The protocol treasury receives the remainder either way — see Creator Fee Rights and Fees.

What’s identical either way

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Everything before graduation, and the guarantees at graduation, don’t change with venue:

  • The same bonding curve, the same ≈5 ETH raise target, the same 1% curve fee.
  • Migration is still fully automatic and atomic — nobody chooses the moment, and it can’t half-complete.
  • The resulting liquidity is still locked forever on both venues — nobody, including Thor Exchange, can ever withdraw it.
  • Creator fee rights are still a transferable role with the same two-step handoff, on both venues.

What’s different

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  • Thor DEX keeps everything inside the Thor app end-to-end, and pays the creator the larger fee share.
  • Uniswap V3 puts the token on the actual canonical Uniswap V3 contracts on Robinhood Chain — the same contracts the rest of the ecosystem already knows how to read — in exchange for a smaller creator fee share.

One practical difference for traders: Thor’s Pools page only lists Thor DEX pools. A token that graduated to Uniswap V3 still trades normally from the swap page and its own token page — it just won’t appear in the Thor DEX pool list, since its liquidity lives on Uniswap’s own contracts instead.

Choosing a venue

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The choice is made once, in the create-token flow, and applies to that token forever — there’s no switching after launch. Every token page shows a badge naming whichever venue a token is graduating (or has graduated) to, so anyone can check at a glance.

Where to look this up

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