# Modes in Follows

In Follows, you have the power to customize your bonding curve, tailoring the price points of interaction and accessibility to suit your preferences. 

Our platform offers three distinct modes: **Low Curve, Medium Curve, and High Curve**, each designed to cater to different user needs.

**Low curve - Easy Incline**

> **Suitable for users with large followings who prioritize accessibility. With this curve, the cost of each follow remains relatively low, making it easier for a larger number of fans to invest in and access the creator's content**.

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**Medium curve - Steady Ascent**

> **Suitable for users with a moderate following and want to maintain a level of accessibility while also offering a degree of exclusivity to their audience. It allows for a reasonable entry point for followers while still ensuring that the value of the follows remains relatively stable**.

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**High curve - Elevated Summit**

> **Suitable for users seeking exclusivity and a more select audience. This curve limits access to the creator's content by setting a higher price point for each follow, appealing to a more exclusive audience willing to pay a premium for access.** 

<mark style="background-color:red;">**Disclaimer**</mark>

***Follows will suggest a mode for you based on your current followings***&#x20;

***Follows also gives you the option to select the mode that you desire.***&#x20;

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It's important to note that **once a mode is selected, it cannot be changed**. \
It remains immutable due to its integration with the blockchain. This is a deliberate decision aimed at maintaining stability and consistency within the platform. We encourage users to choose their mode carefully, considering their current following and future goals.&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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