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How Vectr works, with the numbers

Each guide is the definitive explanation of a mechanism Vectr runs on. They use the live protocol configuration, link to the verified contracts, and end where you can act: inspect a token, read the contract, launch.

  1. 01Bonding curvesThe constant-product formula Vectr uses, virtual reserves, price impact, fees and a worked example with live numbers.
  2. 02Token graduationWhat triggers graduation, where the raise and the reserved supply go, how the Uniswap V3 pool is created and locked, and fees before and after.
  3. 03Locked liquidityWhat VectrLPLocker holds, the functions it has and lacks, where the pool fees go, and the calls and events that let you verify a lock yourself.
  4. 04Stock Token pairingA token paired with a Robinhood Stock Token: the curve in Stock Token units, fees in the Stock Token, what the multiplier touches, per-asset graduation lines and the token/Stock Token pool.
  5. 05AI-agent trading architecturePrompt to typed intent to policy checks to transaction to human confirmation: how an agent trades on Vectr without ever holding a key.
  6. 06Agent wallet securityHow a Vectr wallet's key is encrypted and when it is decrypted, the calldata whitelist, USD limits, allowlist and cooldown, the contract-call guard and the pause switch.
  7. 07API key securityRead-only versus read-write keys: the routes each reaches, what a leak can cost, IP and recipient allowlists, revocation, and a checklist for a read-write agent.
  8. 08TWAP vs DCAOne order sliced over hours versus a buy repeated for weeks: the math of each, why slicing a curve buy saves nothing on its own, and when each one wins.

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