> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.snek.fun/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Best practices

> What to do after your token graduates from the bonding curve

# Postbond Best Practices

Graduating from the bonding curve to Splash DEX is a major milestone. Here's what to do next to give your token the best chance of long-term success.

## Immediately after graduation

**Announce it publicly.** Post on your X/Twitter and Telegram the moment your token graduates. Include the Splash DEX link so your community can find it.

**Verify your token.** Make your token recognizable across Cardano explorers and tools. [How to verify your token globally →](/for-creators/grow/verify-your-token-globally)

**Check your Taptools listing.** Taptools is the most widely used Cardano portfolio tracker. Make sure your token appears correctly. [Setting up Taptools →](/for-creators/grow/taptools-integration)

## Liquidity

Your bonding curve liquidity has been automatically added to Splash DEX and the LP tokens are burned — so the base liquidity is locked permanently. That said, more liquidity means less price impact for large trades. Consider encouraging your community to add liquidity voluntarily.

## Security

**Set up a multisig wallet.** If you're planning to manage a treasury or community funds, a multisig wallet protects against a single point of failure. [How to set up a multisig →](/for-creators/grow/multisig)

**Consider burning a portion of supply.** If you hold a significant portion of the supply, burning some of it publicly increases community trust. [How to burn tokens →](/for-creators/grow/burning-tokens)

## Community

* Keep posting consistently — momentum drops off quickly after graduation if you go quiet
* Share your roadmap, even if it's high level
* Engage with traders who ask questions in your Telegram

## What not to do

* Don't dump your holdings right after graduation — it destroys trust and price
* Don't go silent — your community needs to hear from you regularly
* Don't promise things you can't deliver