Sato's new documentation acknowledges that Bonding Curve trading involves structural price differences

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ME News Report, May 7 (UTC+8), Sato released a new version of the mechanism document, providing further explanation of the Curve operation logic. The document shows that Sato’s Bonding Curve is not a fully symmetrical exchange system; users mint and burn using different pricing logic, and the burn price will be structurally lower than the mint price due to correction terms. According to the document, Sato officially defines Curve as a “issuance system + final buyback pool,” rather than a fully guaranteed backing system. In the early stages, Curve mainly handles token issuance, but once external liquidity matures, it shifts to being the “final buyer,” providing on-chain buyback functions when secondary market liquidity is insufficient. Previously, community developers pointed out that within Sato’s Hook, ethCum and totalMintedFair are misaligned, causing users to “buy high on Curve and sell low on Curve,” with some ETH remaining in the Hook reserve but unable to be fully redeemed through the sell path. Quick news (Source: ODaily)

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