Why graduation matters
Flap tokens begin on a bonding curve. Each trade happens against that curve while circulation moves toward the token’s launch threshold. When the threshold is reached, Flap migrates the remaining token supply and the curve’s BNB into decentralized-exchange liquidity.
That creates MAG7X’s next market: a public liquidity pool whose price responds to buys, sells and available liquidity. The token remains the same BNB Chain asset at the same contract address. What changes is the route used to trade it.
Where was MAG7X at the latest checkpoint?
At BNB Chain block 124,685,407 on 29 September 2026 at 08:33 UTC, Flap’s Portal reported MAG7X as Tradable, meaning curve trading was still active. The checkpoint showed about 142.1 million tokens circulating toward an 800 million graduation threshold.
That snapshot is a marker, not the live status. Open MAG7X on Flap to see the position when you read this. Match the full contract address:
0xd40ccf3e065b1686eb683516e94357de0ac77777
What should you watch for?
Flap exposes three useful signals when a token graduates:
- The Portal status changes from
TradabletoDEX. - The migration emits Flap’s
LaunchedToDEXevent. - A destination pool address becomes available for independent inspection.
MAG7X’s exchange setting points to PancakeSwap on BNB Chain. The migration transaction will identify the exact pool if graduation occurs.
Can you buy before graduation?
Yes. While MAG7X remains Tradable, buyers can use its Flap curve. The MAG7X trade desk lets you enter a BNB amount and preview the expected MAG7X before connecting a wallet. After graduation, trading moves to the migrated pool.
If you want to follow MAG7X from the curve into its next stage, start with the live Flap page and a fresh quote rather than an old screenshot.