Pina Bonding Curve documentation

Start with the guide for what you are doing:

You want to	Read
Run your own launchpad	Running a launchpad, then Designing curves
Launch or trade a token from the terminal	The pina-curve CLI
Build an app or bot on top of launches	Integrating the Pina Bonding Curve
Deploy the program	Deploying

Every guide:

Guide	Read it when you want to
Architecture	Understand the accounts, PDAs, lifecycle, and design decisions
Designing curves	Understand the curve model, its formulas, and how to design a curve
Running a launchpad	Choose every term of a launchpad configuration
Fees	Understand the decaying trading fee, the split, and the migration fee
Completion and graduation	Follow a launch from completion into its Pina AMM pool
Instruction reference	Look up an instruction’s data, accounts, errors, or events
Integrating the Pina Bonding Curve	Choose a client and follow a buy end to end
TypeScript client	Use @pina-rs/bonding-curve with @solana/kit
Dart and Flutter client	Use pina_bonding_curve from Dart or Flutter
Rust client	Use pina_bonding_curve_client from Rust
Calling the curve from another program	Call the curve from another on-chain program
The pina-curve CLI	Design curves and operate launchpads from the terminal
Performance	See compute-unit and size measurements
Security model	Review the threat model and invariants
Deploying	Deploy the program and prepare its Pina AMM tier
Releasing	Write changesets and publish a release

Graduated tokens trade on the Pina AMM, which has its own documentation.