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# Welcome to bread.hot

> **Market quality is set by the quality of its launch.**

bread.hot v.1 — a Solana launchpad with structural supply controls and a built-in fee return system.

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## Start here

* **New?** → [Getting started](/bread/getting-started/what-is-breadhot.md)
* **Want to deploy a token?** → [Launching tokens](/bread/launching-tokens/bonding-curve-launch.md)
* **Want to understand the mechanics?** → [Mechanics](/bread/mechanics/fee-structure.md)
* **Want to trade?** → [For traders](/bread/for-traders/how-to-buy-token.md)

## What's inside the platform

* **Bonding Curve Launch** — live dynamics with healthy distribution
* **Presale Launch** — symmetric entry for all participants
* **Direct-access-only** — pre-migration buys go through bread.hot only
* **Max Buy** — supply concentration cap per wallet
* **Buyback and burn** — sell tax buys back and burns the same token
* **0 SOL deploy** — token creation is free

Roadmap → [What's next](/bread/roadmap/whats-next.md)


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