> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.omax.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.omax.fun/what-is-omax.fun/how-to-launch.md).

# How to Launch ?

In terms of the trading model, [Omax.fun](https://omax.fun/) employs a bonding curve mechanism, where the price is directly proportional to the circulating supply. This means that as more people buy, the price increases. Conversely, the price gradually decreases when people sell.

On the Home page, you can explore meme coins, discover your favorites, and click to view the Token Details page.

* Token Image: The token's image
* Token Name: The name of the token and The token's ticker symbol
* Contract: The address of the token
* Created by: The address of the token's creator
* Token Description: A brief overview of the token
* Price: The current price in Omax and the 24-hour price change
* MarketCap: The token's current market capitalization
* Virtual Liquidity: Virtual liquidity is displayed before successfully transferring LP; actual liquidity will be shown once launched successfully on [Omax Swap](https://swap.omax.app/swap).
* 24H Volume: The 24-hour trading volume in Omax.
* Token Launched: The launch date of the token

After linking your wallet, you can easily buy or sell tokens.

Additionally, you can access real-time "Transaction History" to view details about your trading account, including amounts and timestamps.

Once the Bonding Curve Progress reaches 100%, the token can be listed on [Omax Swap](https://swap.omax.app/swap).


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