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# Features and costs

What our platform does

Users can take advantage of our platform in two ways.\
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-> Trading coins **created** within our platform, which provides a certain level of safety not found anywhere else.\
-> Deploying coins on our platform, which ensures **minimal** tool access to bad actors, therefore creating a sense of 'security' for potential buyers.\
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\**Initially*, all coins deployed through us will be **0/0 Tax**, with a **burned** liquidity and a **renounced** contract.

\*Initially is used because we're considering an option for taxed contracts in the future, however this will depend on what **multiple** factors, such as community's opinion on it and market conditions (meme/util season). The 0/0 tax option will always remain the main one.\
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Our platform covers the following *\*costs*:\
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-> Deploy cost\
-> Airdrop of tokens cost\
-> Liquidity (burned)\
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You'll only have to pay:\
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-> As a coin creator, the gas fee is similar to that of a **transfer** (now $0.2, usually $2 with 20 gwei), to create a token. \
*This is 200 times cheaper than normal deploys.*\
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-> As a trader, a 1% fee that goes to our platform, with gas fee being similar to that of a **transfer**. \
*This is 5-10 times cheaper than buying/selling an ERC20 contract through UNISWAP-V2.*\
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These *\*costs* are as **low** as possible, even though they aren't directly affecting the deployer or the value of tokens for each holder, but only its volatility.