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# 🧬 Launch a token

Launching on Fyuz takes about a minute and is **free** — you only pay network gas.

## ⚗️ The fusion flow

1. **Name two icons.** Any two personalities, memes or narratives — the weirder the collision, the better the character.
2. **Fyuz generates the fusion.** The AI fuses your two icons into a single character image. Don't like it? Hit **Regenerate** until it's right. The fused image becomes the token's logo and identity.
3. **Fill in the details.** Token name, ticker, description, and optional links (X, Telegram, website).
4. **Confirm.** Sign the transaction. Your token deploys with a fixed supply of **1,000,000,000** and starts trading on the bonding curve immediately. 🚀

{% hint style="info" %}
💡 There is no creator allocation and no way to pre-buy before launch. If you want a position in your own token, you buy on the curve like everyone else — early, but on the same terms.
{% endhint %}

## 🎬 After launch

* Your token page is live with a chart, trade box and chat.
* You can [go live on camera](/trader-tools/live-streaming.md) directly from your token page.
* Track volume, holders and graduation progress in the [Creator dashboard](/for-creators/creator-dashboard.md).
* You earn **0.2% of every trade** in your token — see [Creator earnings](/for-creators/creator-earnings.md).


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