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# First Buy Priority Fee
To protect the integrity of launches and ensure fair token distribution, **PixFun applies a dynamic "First Buy Priority Fee",** which is a one-time fee applied **only on the first buy**.
This system is designed to:
* π‘οΈ Prevent whales or bots from instantly soaking up large supply
* π« Deter developers from front-loading their own tokens
* β‘ Guarantee smaller buyers priority access without front-run risk
* π Create a healthier price chart from the start
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#### π How It Works
When you make your **first buy**, the amount of SOL you're spending determines your cutback rate:
* **Minimum Cutback:** 5%
* **Maximum Cutback:** 50%
* The higher the buy, the steeper the cutback.
This fee **only affects your first entry**. Itβs not a tax on future buys or sells. Think of it as the **cost of guaranteed, front-run-proof priority access**.
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This feature is here to prevent early hoarding from devs or snipers that could crash the chart right after launch.
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