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# Getting started

Launch, trade, discover, and chat on Jungle Factory.

## Jungle Factory in one minute

Jungle Factory is a **fair launch token launchpad** on **ApeChain**.

Anyone can launch. Anyone can trade the same curve. No team allocation. No presale.

### Jungle Factory at a glance

Here is the quick read:

* the ecosystem ticker is **$FACTORY**
* the brand color is **#A1FF00**
* contracts are verified on **ApeScan**

### What you can do

Jungle Factory lets you:

* launch a token for **1 APE**
* browse the **`/jungle`** token directory
* trade on token pages at **`/jungle/[address]`**
* use holder-gated chat on each token page
* build your profile, inbox, and XP

### Core numbers

* **1 APE** to launch, plus gas
* **0.75%** platform fee on every curve trade
* **79.31%** of supply sells on the curve
* the remaining **20.69%** goes to LP at graduation
* graduated LP is **permanently burned**
* post-graduation transfers carry a **0.75%** tax

### What you need

Before you ape in, make sure you have:

* a supported wallet
* APE for actions and gas
* a risk budget that fits meme coin trading

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Meme coins move fast. Slippage, gas, transfer taxes, and smart contract risk still apply.
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### Quick start

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### Connect your wallet

Open Jungle Factory and connect your wallet.
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### Launch or browse

Create a token or browse **`/jungle`**.
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### Open a token page

Each token lives at **`/jungle/[address]`**.

Old **`/token/[address]`** links still work, but they redirect here.
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### Trade and chat

Review the chart, trading card, holders, and chat before you send it.
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### Start here

* [How bonding curves work](/how-bonding-curves-work.md)
* [Launch a token](/launch-a-token.md)
* [Buy and sell tokens](/buy-and-sell-tokens.md)
* [Jungle gallery](/jungle-gallery.md)
* [Token detail pages](/token-detail-pages.md)
* [Graduation to Camelot](/graduation-to-camelot.md)
* [Fees and limits](/fees-and-limits.md)
* [Token chat](/token-chat.md)
* [User profiles and XP](/user-profiles-and-xp.md)
* [DM inbox](/dm-inbox.md)
* [Safety and risks](/safety-and-risks.md)
* [Roadmap](/roadmap.md)


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