> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.burst.trade/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Market Integrity

> How Burst removes fake charts and protects real traders.

Burst monitors new charts right after launch.

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If a chart is clearly fake, Burst disables trading by pulling liquidity.

## Integrity standard

Chart quality is part of market quality.

If a token is launched on manipulated or obviously non-legitimate activity, Burst treats that as a platform-level integrity issue.

## Flagged patterns

* Volume-botted charts.
* Obvious fake activity.
* Non-legitimate trading patterns.

## Early review

The earliest part of a launch matters most.

That is where fake activity can distort perception, hijack discovery, and trap real users behind synthetic momentum.

## Response speed

Burst can act within the first 30 seconds.

Burst can also act later if needed.

## Trader safeguard

Legitimate traders are refunded.

The goal is fast cleanup without punishing real users.

## Platform effect

Burst does not allow manipulated charts to remain first-class markets on the platform.

That protects traders, preserves feed quality, and raises the standard for what can sustain liquidity on Burst.
