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Feature/bonding curve #2

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Note: Discuss Pricing function before merging

@rahulbarmann rahulbarmann self-requested a review February 13, 2025 18:51
1. **DatasetToken**: An ERC1155-based token contract for representing datasets
2. **DatasetBondingCurve**: A contract implementing the bonding curve pricing mechanism with the following features:
- Initial price: 0.01 ETH
- Price multiplier: 1.5x increase per token
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fix typo: token -> purchase

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Current Price = Initial Price * (1.5 ^ Number of Purchases)

You'll find this later down in the Readme

2. **DatasetBondingCurve**: A contract implementing the bonding curve pricing mechanism with the following features:
- Initial price: 0.01 ETH
- Price multiplier: 1.5x increase per token
- Automated price calculation based on token supply
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price has nothing to do with token supply

@VanshSahay VanshSahay merged commit 9b184aa into main Feb 13, 2025
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