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# Fee structure

### Overview

bread.hot v.1 has three fee types:

1. **Buy fee** — 1% platform fee in Bonding Curve. 0% in Presale
2. **Sell fee** — 1% platform fee on sell
3. **Sell tax** — additional 15% on top of sell fee, routes into buyback and burn of the same token

### Coin Creation Fee — 0 SOL

Creating a token on bread.hot is **free**. You only pay standard Solana gas (\~0.000005 SOL).

This sets us apart from most launchpads where deployment costs 0.02–0.05 SOL.

### Buy fee — 1% (Bonding Curve) / 0% (Presale)

In **Bonding Curve Launch** a 1% platform fee applies on each buy.

In **Presale Launch** there is no buy fee — participants make a direct SOL contribution at a single price.

### Sell fee — 1%

A 1% platform fee applies on each sell during the bonding curve phase.

In Presale Launch sells are disabled before migration, so the sell fee doesn't apply.

### Sell tax — 15%

**The main feature of our fee structure.** On every sell, an additional 15% of the sell amount is taken on top of the 1% sell fee.

100% of this sell tax goes into **buyback and burn of the same token**. The bought-back token is burned — supply shrinks, the price gets structural support.

**Example: a 10 SOL sell:**

* 1% sell fee → 0.1 SOL
* 15% sell tax → 1.5 SOL → token buyback and burn
* User receives 8.4 SOL net

After graduation (on Meteora), sell tax no longer applies.

### Migration fees

**Bonding Curve → Meteora:**

* **80%** of collected SOL → Meteora DAMM liquidity
* **15%** → buyback and burn of the same token (executed as 5 tranches × 20% every 5 minutes)
* **5%** → platform fee (migration fee)

**Presale → Meteora:**

* **80%** of collected SOL → Meteora DAMM liquidity
* **5%** → platform fee (migration fee)

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