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# 📈 Trade on the curve

## 🟢 Buying

Pick a token, enter a BNB amount, and Fyuz quotes exactly how many tokens you'll receive from the curve. Confirm, sign, done. Your balance appears immediately and the price moves up the curve.

## 🔴 Selling

Enter a token amount and get a BNB quote from the same curve. Selling moves the price down the curve. Tokens on the curve are always sellable — liquidity can't be pulled, because there are no liquidity providers to pull it.

## 🖥️ What the token page shows

* **Chart** — live price action, fed by the on-chain indexer.
* **Market cap & graduation bar** — how close the token is to the $30K graduation target.
* **Analytics tab** — holder concentration, creator holdings, buy/sell pressure. See [Token analytics](/trader-tools/token-analytics.md).
* **Top traders** — the PnL leaderboard for this token.
* **Chat & live stream** — the community, right where the market is.

## 💸 Fees & slippage

Every buy and sell pays a flat **1% fee** (see [Fees](/how-fyuz-works/fees.md)). Large orders relative to the curve's reserves get a worse average price — that's the curve, not slippage failure. The quote you see already accounts for it.

{% hint style="info" %}
ℹ️ Near graduation, the last buy may be partially filled: the curve only accepts the BNB needed to hit the graduation cap and refunds the rest.
{% endhint %}


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