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# Bonding

Bonding refers to the automatic migration process from a virtual bonding curve pool to a complete liquidity pool. Once a Create coin reaches a $1 million market cap, the bonding process begins. 

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For a detailed overview of the bonding process, see this article:

* [**What is DBC?**](https://docs.meteora.ag/overview/products/dbc/what-is-dbc)

### Created on Moonshot

After a coin created on Moonshot bonds, it will receive a purple "Created on Moonshot" Badge. The coin will also have a higher chance of being verified and shown on the home page of Moonshot.

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