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Token Templates

Compare Standard, Burn, Fee, and Rewards token templates, including immutable transfer mechanics, post-Ignition fees, and Wick Standard constraints.

What is it?

A token template is the cloned launch-token implementation. Public compose offers Standard, Burn, Fee, and Rewards. Custom implementations are factory-allowlisted and are not self-serve.

Why does it exist?

Wick Standard is the launch standard for every public template: fixed supply, no mint, no blacklist, no fee changes after launch, no sell pause, locked LP. Templates only add a named extra mechanic.

How does it work?

  • Standard — no token tax, burn, or rewards.
  • Burn — optional transfer burn (at most 2%) and voluntary burns. Rates are set at launch and cannot change.
  • Fee — buy/sell tax after Ignition (at most 5% each). Curve trading has no token tax. The protocol quote fee still settles in the Fee Vault.
  • Rewards — buy/sell fee after Ignition buys a reward token for holders. Default reward is the raise asset. A custom reward token needs an existing Uniswap V2 pair with the raise asset.
  • Token tax and reward fees apply on the graduated AMM pool, not on the bonding curve.

What can go wrong?

A token tax or burn is a transfer cost, not a quality signal. A missing Uniswap V2 pair for a custom reward token would brick reward processing after Ignition — the compose flow blocks that.

What should traders understand?

Scan keeps the Wick Standard rows and adds the extra tax, burn, or reward numbers when they exist. Read those rows before you size a trade.

WickDeck protocol constraints can reduce certain technical risks, but cannot guarantee token value, creator behavior, market liquidity, or trading outcomes.