> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bootstrapliq.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bootstrapliq.fun/for-buyers.md).

# For Buyers

### How to Verify

Every Bootstrap token has a public verification page showing:

* **Fee config** — exact allocation splits (e.g., 80% LP / 20% Team)
* **Lock status** — time-locked or permanent, with countdown
* **Execution log** — every compounding event with on-chain tx hashes

Check it on Bootstrap or verify directly on Solscan.

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### What to Look For

* Is the LP allocation high enough relative to market cap?
* Is the team cut reasonable?
* Is compounding executing consistently?
* How long has the lock been in place?

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### What This Means Practically

Deeper pools = less slippage, stronger floors, survivable exits. As Bootstrap compounds over time:

* You can exit larger positions without destroying the chart
* Price is less vulnerable to single large sells
* The floor strengthens with every cycle

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### What Bootstrap Doesn't Do

* Doesn't guarantee price appreciation
* Doesn't prevent normal sell pressure
* Doesn't lock the creator's personal token holdings
* Doesn't save tokens with no attention or community

Bootstrap handles liquidity infrastructure. The narrative is still on the creator. Your due diligence is still on you.
