A token graduates when its bonding curve raises the pairing-asset threshold set for its quote asset. At that point liquidity migrates to a Uniswap V3 position and the token keeps trading there — a real pool, not a curve.
The migrated position is held by VectrLPLocker, a contract with no withdrawal path — graduation is a one-way door and the liquidity stays in the pool permanently. That is the difference between a graduated Vectr token and a pool whose liquidity can be pulled. Mechanics in the graduation docs.
Graduated tokens trade on Uniswap, so buys and sells route through the pool and need a recipient address — the token page handles this automatically. Prices, candles and the feed keep working exactly as before; only the venue changed.
Curve tokens are high-risk assets: prices move fast, liquidity can be thin, and transactions are irreversible. Verify contracts on the explorer — every token page links its curve — and read how Vectr works before sizing in.
Every token launched on Vectr. The list and curve prices are read from Robinhood Chain; volume and trades come from Vectr's indexer.