Launch Curve Audit

A curve launch fails in ways a token audit does not look for: the price path undercharges, the budget is consumed out of order, graduation mints into a pool nobody can exit, or the opening price is moved before anyone trades. The money is also not the holder's — it is the buyer's, and it leaves through a sale contract, not a transfer.

So the object here is the sale mechanism: pricing, admission, escrow, graduation, coupling to whatever emits the token afterwards.

Linear P→5P with Agent-ID gating on BSC is the reference shape it was built against, but the method is not limited to that shape — read the parameters from the contract and model whatever curve it encodes.

Scope

In: the sale or curve contract, its pricing library, admission control (allowlist, registry, Agent ID, per-wallet and per-identity budgets), the escrow book if any, the graduation/launch path and LP custody, the token's pre-launch transfer lock and the tax wiring, and the emission contract the launch hands off to.