Sikka is a permissionless platform, so if a creator loses interest, the project may lose momentum - but they cannot extract disproportionate value at the expense of others due to the structural protections outlined here.
Creators must buy tokens through the same bonding curve as everyone else - at the same price and under the same rules.
There is no traditional liquidity pool that a creator controls or can withdraw from. Liquidity builds gradually via the bonding curve. Funds are held within the contract, not by the creator
When a coin reaches its graduation threshold, Sikka app intends to make the liquidity permanent and non-withdrawable - so neither the creator nor the platform can remove it.
The bonding curve is designed such that the full sale allocation can never be completely drained, and prices increase non-linearly as supply is bought. This prevents scenarios where someone extracts all liquidity at once.
Sikka’s contracts are non-custodial and do not allow manual price manipulation or admin intervention
All activity is visible on the chain. Users can independently verify if a creator is accumulating, selling, or exiting.
Users can set minimum slippage output parameters. If the price moves unfavorably (e.g., sudden dump), the transaction can revert - helping protect against execution at unexpected prices.
Remember, liquidity is available through the bonding curve, meaning you are never locked-in. You can exit or sell your coins whenever you choose. And, your Sikka.fun wallet remains fully self-custodial - you always control your funds.