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What BURN does

BURN is a Solana launchpad built around creator-reward funded buybacks and burns. Prepare a new coin or check whether an existing coin can use BURN tech.

Availability depends on the selected coin and the current service. Preparation, creation, fee setup and automated reward processing are separate steps. Use the app’s review and confirmed results to see which steps are complete.

Where creator rewards go

The participating-coin model allocates collected creator rewards across three destinations. These are not percentages of your holdings or promises of returns.

$BURN’s own creator rewards use 90% for buybacks and burns, including costs, and 10% for treasury.

The final on-chain fee-share update locks the recipients and percentages against further changes. Review the complete split before signing. Older saved policies do not migrate or activate themselves.

Prepare a new coin

1. Add your coin’s name, symbol, description, image and optional project links.
2. Choose an available supported pair. Availability is checked again during preparation.
3. Review the exact purchase amount, expected tokens, reserve, fees, recipients and maximum total.
4. Connect the intended wallet and inspect each requested approval.
5. Follow the confirmed result for each step. A saved draft or unsigned review is not a completed launch.

In the two-transaction SOL flow, A creates the coin and includes your optional initial purchase. B configures the creator reward shares with a separate approval. If A confirms while B is pending, the coin exists but fee setup is incomplete. Do not create the coin again to finish B.

Prepare a new coin →

Bring an existing coin

Start with the token mint address. The initial check reads the mint and current supply, with indexed project information when available. Creator or admin authority and compatible fee sharing must be verified separately before activation. Not every coin or authority configuration is eligible.

An enrollment draft does not mean the integration is active. Confirm completion through the app’s verified result and transaction evidence.

Check an existing coin →

Fees and operating costs

The initial purchase is separate from the 0.05 SOL operating reserve and network or setup costs. With no initial SOL purchase selected, the review should show zero purchased tokens while retaining the reserve and applicable fees.

Network fees, account rent, swap fees and slippage can affect the total. A spending ceiling is a maximum, not an estimate or an actual fee. Use your transaction-specific review rather than a fixed fee quoted in documentation.

Each buyback allocation covers its own operating costs. Reward allocations are not the same as the amount ultimately spent purchasing tokens.

Wallet requests and permissions

Connecting a wallet, signing an ownership message and signing a transaction are different actions. Check the connected account, transaction version and exact request. The two-transaction SOL path uses transaction approvals; connecting alone does not approve a launch.

Automated execution uses service-controlled operating wallets under a separate policy. Review the custody and authority disclosures; do not assume every later operation requires an interactive signature from your personal wallet.

Never enter your wallet recovery phrase or private key into this website or a support message.

Verify burns and homepage stats

A burn reduces the mint’s recorded supply. A buyback, transfer or supply reading alone does not prove a BURN-attributable burn. Look for finalized receipts for the exact mint, transaction links and an observation time.

• Coins launched: verified launches through BURN.
• Coins integrated: existing coins with verified active integration.
• Coins bonded: BURN launches with verified completed bonding.
• $BURN burned: verified, attributable platform-token burns.
• Original supply burned: that burn total divided by the original supply.

“—” means data is unavailable, not zero. A confirmed fee split does not by itself prove that reward processing is running.

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