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# Introduction OnmiFunV2

OnmiFun V2 is a meme token launch and trading platform that supports:

* Meme token creation
* Bonding curve spot trading
* Automatic graduation to a selected DEX
* Leveraged long and short positions
* NFT-based position ownership
* Position trading through a marketplace
* Creator, holder, and vault staker rewards

A token can begin trading through a bonding curve, reach its graduation target, and then move to a DEX without requiring the creator to manually seed liquidity.

Margin positions operate across both stages. Before graduation, they use bonding curve pricing. After graduation, they use pricing from the selected DEX.

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## Core User Flows

### Token Creator

A creator can:

1. Create a meme token.
2. Select the DEX configuration used after graduation.
3. Optionally buy tokens during creation.
4. Earn eligible creator revenue from trading activity.
5. Continue receiving eligible creator revenue after graduation.

### Spot Trader

A spot trader can:

1. Buy or sell a token through the bonding curve before graduation.
2. Receive purchased tokens directly in their wallet.
3. Trade through the selected DEX after graduation.
4. Earn eligible holder rewards by keeping qualifying tokens in their wallet.

### Margin Trader

A margin trader can:

1. Open a leveraged long or short position.
2. Receive an NFT representing ownership of the position.
3. Monitor position value, equity, debt, and liquidation status.
4. Add collateral or close the position.
5. Transfer or sell an active Position NFT.

### Vault Staker

A vault staker can:

1. Deposit the network’s native asset into the vault.
2. Supply borrowing liquidity for leveraged long positions.
3. Earn eligible staking subsidies and protocol fee rewards.
4. Withdraw the portion of stake that is not currently borrowed.

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