Core mechanics, presale & NDG
What is the NetDAG bonding curve?
It’s a mathematical pricing mechanism where NDG price relates to circulating supply. Buys move price smoothly up the curve, and sells/burns move it down—designed to keep liquidity more predictable than thin order books.
What happens after I buy NDG?
After your transaction is confirmed, NDG is delivered to the wallet address used in the purchase. You can verify delivery on-chain via the transaction hash.
How do I receive the NDG I paid for?
You connect a wallet before buying. Once the transaction is mined, the contract transfers NDG to that same wallet automatically—no manual claim process.
When is the presale and how does it work?
The presale is planned for early 2026 (see the ticker for current messaging). NDG is sold along the bonding curve: early participants enter at lower prices, and purchases contribute to long-term backing and liquidity.
How do burns work and why burn NDG?
Burns are intended to reduce supply over time and align NDG value with real platform usage.
- Protocol buy-back & burn: a share of ecosystem revenue can be used to buy NDG and burn it (when enabled by policy).
- Treasury burns: periodic burns may occur depending on governance decisions and treasury health.
- Voluntary burns: users may burn NDG in certain flows (if supported).
Is staking available, and what does staking do?
Staking is designed to reward long-term participation and can support network health (depending on implementation).
If/when staking is enabled, always use official links and verify contract addresses before depositing.
Is NetDAG a stablecoin?
No. NetDAG is building a stability-first ecosystem, but NDG is still a crypto asset and can fluctuate. The goal is to reduce fragility and panic dynamics—not to promise a fixed price.