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# 🎓 Graduation to PancakeSwap

Graduation is the moment a Fyuz token leaves the launchpad and becomes a free-market asset.

## 🎯 The trigger

When buys push a token's market cap to **$30,000** (measured in USD via a [**Chainlink BNB/USD oracle**](/how-fyuz-works/chainlink-integration.md)), the curve closes. The target sits at roughly **83%** of the curve, so graduation is always reachable.

## ⚡ What happens, atomically

1. The token is marked **launched** — curve trading stops.
2. The curve's BNB and the reserved tokens are deployed as liquidity on **PancakeSwap** (V2 or V3 pool).
3. **🔒 The LP is locked forever.** The position is held permanently by the Fyuz liquidity manager contract — there is *no code path* that can withdraw it. For V3 pools, the position NFT is retained (never burned) precisely so that its trading fees stay collectable.
4. **🔥 Leftover tokens are burned**, reducing total supply.
5. A small reserved fee from the pool is paid out: one share to the token's creator, one to the platform.

## 🌊 After graduation

* Trading continues on PancakeSwap — and through any aggregator that routes there.
* Post-graduation **pool fees are collected and split 50/50** between the token's creator and the platform (V3 pools).
* On Fyuz, the token keeps its page, chart, chat, analytics and holder data — the terminal follows the token to the open market.

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🎓 Holding through graduation earns the **Graduate** achievement — and creators earn a points bonus when a token they launched graduates.
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