entry 00 · the greenhouse door
Sow a token. Let it climb.
Every token here grows on one trellis. It climbs a bonding curve from a 26.56 SOL market cap, and when the curve has gathered 85 SOL it reaches the canopy: a Meteora DAMM v2 pool whose liquidity is rooted for good.
mc at the first leaf
0.00 SOL
about $2,683
canopy at
0 SOL
mc then 425 SOL · 16× the start
sap on every swap
0%
20 Meteora · 40 creator · 40 keeper
LP after canopy
0% rooted
50 creator · 50 keeper · no pull path
entry 01 · how a sow goes
From seed to canopy
The keeper planted one trellis on Solana: a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve config. Anyone who sows on it gets the same shape of curve, the same sap, the same canopy. There is nothing to configure and nothing to negotiate.
A new mint, one billion units, six decimals, no mint or freeze authority. 800,000,000 go on the climb, 200,000,000 wait for the canopy. It costs nothing from Tendril, only Solana rent.
Buyers push the curve up from a 26.56 SOL cap. Each swap leaves 1% sap: a fifth to Meteora, two fifths to the token's creator, two fifths to the keeper. Sellers can climb back down the same curve.
When the curve holds 85 SOL, the pool migrates to Meteora DAMM v2 with the 200,000,000 reserved units and the 85 SOL. The market cap at that moment is 425 SOL.
The DAMM v2 liquidity is permanently locked, half in the creator's name, half in the keeper's. Both can claim the 1% pool fee it earns. Neither can remove the liquidity.
entry 02 · keeper's note
One keeper, one wallet, written down
Tendril is run by one person. The wallet 8uNDMS…GSpcaJ is the trellis fee claimer, so it receives the keeper's 40% of sap from every token sown here. The same wallet is the creator of the house token $TNDL, so on that one token it collects the creator's 40% as well.
When $TNDL is sown the keeper buys at most 0.05 SOL in the same transaction, and says so. The trellis cannot be changed after planting; its address, the engine it runs on and every figure are on the trellis page. Nothing on this site is a promise about price.