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Technical documentation for developers and advanced users.

Overview

People.market's core infrastructure is a set of audited Solana smart contracts that power token launches, bonding-curve pricing, vesting, community-pool distribution, and graduation. This documentation covers the architecture, contract interfaces, and integration guides for developers building on or alongside the platform.

Smart contract addresses

The on-chain programs are not yet deployed to mainnet. Verified contract addresses for the token factory, bonding curve, vesting, and community-pool programs will be published here, with Solscan links, at mainnet launch.

Core mechanics — developer notes

  • Bonding curve: P(S) = 0.003 × 5^(S / 20,000,000) where S is the current circulating supply from the curve (0 to 20M). Price is in USDC. Buying mints tokens and moves S up; selling burns tokens and moves S down.
  • Vesting: Creator allocation unlocks linearly with no cliff. Daily release = total creator allocation ÷ vesting duration in days. Vesting is enforced by contract and cannot be overridden.
  • Graduation: When S reaches 20,000,000 (full public allocation sold), the contract moves the USDC raised into a Raydium CPMM pool, burns the LP tokens, and halts further minting. The token then trades freely.

API and integration

A public API for third-party integrations is planned. Endpoint documentation, authentication, and rate limits will be published here as the developer portal comes online.

Audit report

The core contracts will undergo a third-party security audit before mainnet launch. The audit report and the name of the auditing firm will be published here once the audit is complete.

Whitepaper

The full People.market whitepaper describes the tokenomics, bonding curve design, stability mechanisms, task economy, and platform economics in detail. You can download it from the Whitepaper link in the footer of any page.

GitHub

Our smart-contract repositories will be made public ahead of mainnet launch so the community can review the code before it goes live.