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Burst lets anyone launch tokens permissionlessly. That openness creates early competition around the same idea. Multiple tokens can represent the same meme, narrative, or identity. Burst does not try to block that at launch. It resolves fragmentation later, at graduation. This is the Fusion program. Fusion is Burst’s pioneering approach to a problem every launchpad faces: when copycats split liquidity and attention across duplicate tokens, real winners get diluted. Burst solves this by merging duplicate tokens into one canonical market.

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Core idea

The first token in an identity cluster to graduate becomes the canonical market. It moves into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. If later tokens from the same identity also graduate, their full bonding curve raise (85 SOL) is injected into the canonical token’s liquidity pool. Holders of the duplicate are airdropped the canonical token proportional to their SOL value at migration. This means every merge makes the canonical token stronger: higher market cap, thicker liquidity, and better trading conditions for everyone.
Holders of merged tokens are not rugged. They receive canonical token exposure and benefit from deeper liquidity. Canonical holders benefit from the SOL injection.

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Why Fusion matters

Token PVP is useful when the market is still discovering the best version. It becomes harmful once liquidity splits across obvious duplicates. Burst tries to preserve open creation early, then unify the winning market later. This is what makes Fusion a platform-level advantage. It turns fragmentation into concentration.

Before graduation

Anyone can launch.Variants can compete.Discovery stays open.

After graduation (Fusion kicks in)

One identity resolves to one canonical market.Liquidity concentrates.Discovery gets cleaner.

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How Fusion works

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Identity clustering

Burst groups related launches into the same identity_id.Learn more
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Canonical market selection

The first graduated token in that cluster becomes canonical.Learn more
3

Merge execution

Later graduated variants are absorbed into the canonical market.Learn more
4

Metadata recomputation

Burst recalculates the final name, ticker, and image from merged variants only.Learn more

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What never changes

Canonical market rule

The first graduated token in an identity cluster becomes canonical.

Merge rule

Later graduated tokens in that same identity are absorbed into it.

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Practical outcome

Burst keeps token creation open. It still allows early market competition. But after graduation, the Fusion program collapses duplicate markets into one stronger market. That gives traders a cleaner destination. It gives liquidity a single place to compound. And it gives the best representation of an identity room to win without permanent fragmentation.