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# FAQ

### Fees and economics

**Q: How much does it cost to create a token?**\
A: **0 SOL.** Token deployment on bread.hot is free. You only pay standard Solana gas (\~0.000005 SOL).

**Q: What is the 15% sell tax?**\
A: An additional fee on every sell during the curve phase. 100% goes into buyback and burn of the same token, automatically. After Meteora migration, sell tax no longer applies.

### Security

**Q: How am I protected from snipers?**\
A: Max Buy 2% + the direct-access-only rule. No wallet can buy more than 2% of supply, and buys go only through the bread.hot UI.

**Q: Can the creator rugpull?**\
A: Meteora pool LP tokens are permanently locked after migration — nobody can pull liquidity from the pool. The creator can stop supporting the token and sell their full supply, however.

### Launch

**Q: How long does deployment take?**\
A: 1–2 seconds after signing the transaction.

**Q: Can one wallet deploy many tokens?** A: Yes.

**Q: What happens if a presale doesn't reach 45 SOL within the campaign window?** A: Refund — all participants get their SOL back.

### Trading

**Q: Can I sell right after buying?**\
A: Yes, but you pay the 15% sell tax during the curve phase. After migration — regular trading.

### Roadmap

**Q: Will there be prediction markets?**\
A: Prediction markets integration is on the roadmap. Details and timing are not disclosed.

**Q: When will v.2 ship?** A: v.2 will ship together with community feedback after the hackathon. We don't publish exact dates — each version is built in response to real data from the previous one.

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