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# Presale Launch
### Which launches it fits
Presale Launch is the mode for projects that value symmetric, equal terms for holders over speed.
Symmetry creates a cleaner start. A cleaner start builds more trust in the launch.
**Use it when:**
* The community is already formed and wants a fair entry point
* The launch is tied to an event where attention needs to be gathered ahead of time
* You want to avoid the sniper wave in the first seconds
If speed is the priority — use Bonding Curve Launch.
### Launch parameters
| Parameter | Value |
| ------------------------ | ------------------------------ |
| Coin Creation Fee | 0 SOL |
| Presale target (hardcap) | 45 SOL |
| Max Buy | **2 SOL** per wallet |
| Platform swap fee | 0% |
| Duration | Up to 24 hours, 30-minute step |
### Presale Launch rules
* **Sells are disabled before migration**
* Entry price is the same for every participant
* If the target isn't reached — funds return to the same holder wallets
* If the target is reached — migration to Meteora DAMM
### Migration after presale
* **80%** → Meteora DAMM pool
* **15%** → buyback and burn of the same token (executed as 5 tranches × 20% every 5 minutes)
* **5%** → migration fee
Migration distribution is the same across both modes — 80% / 15% / 5%.
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