A bonding curve mechanism with a 60-minute buying lockup period followed by guaranteed exit at entry price establishes an interesting approach to downside protection. The project has recorded 595% TVL expansion since September without relying on token incentives—a notable metric in a market flooded with yield-farming schemes. Processing $10.7 billion in volume while seeing 98.7% of tokens become inactive within 30 days reflects both the project's throughput capacity and the typical holder churn pattern in speculative token launches. The structural design—where exit guarantees anchor against entry prices—theoretically removes one vector of the traditional rug-pull mechanism. However, the extreme token death rate warrants scrutiny into whether the mechanism genuinely protects participants or merely redistributes risk across different participant cohorts. The absence of token incentives contrasts sharply with contemporary DeFi narratives, suggesting either genuine retention from core utility or accelerated attrition among marginal users.