Guide

One pool. One fee.

Your favourite trading pairs, fused together. You light a coin, it runs the wick, and then the pool opens. This page is the whole mechanic.

1. 01

   Pick the pair first

   The pair is what the coin is priced in. SOL, USDC, a stock, a meme, or an alt, if the catalog has a real pool. You can pay a trade with SOL or USDC. The price is still in the pair.Open the pair catalog

2. 02

   Name it

   Two to twenty characters for the name. Two to six letters for the ticker. The fee is 1.5% on every trade. You do not set it. A ticker image is optional, and it has to be 2MB or smaller. A first buy is optional, and it comes out of SOL.

3. 03

   The wick

   Supply is one billion. The coin opens near a $4,000 market cap. Buys move the price up. Sells move it down. About eighteen SOL, or the same value in the pair, burns the wick down. After that the coin sits in the pool and the fee still applies.

4. 04

   Where the tax goes

   Every trade pays 1.5%, on the wick and in the pool. Meteora takes 0.30%. Whoever lit the coin earns 0.10% on those trades, and can claim it from the coin page. Holders receive 0.90% of each trade. The remaining 0.20% buys $FUSED from the open market and burns it. Sending the coin from one wallet to another does not pay the 1.5%. Solana still charges its own tiny network fee for that transfer, and none of it comes to Fused.

5. 05

   Your wallet

   Connect is your Solana wallet. Fuse reads the address and never asks for a seed phrase. Lighting a coin asks that wallet to sign. You can pay a trade with SOL or USDC.

None of this is an offer to sell a security. Read the legal note before you treat a number on this site as money.