# Bundling Overview

Outside of standard launches, Forge allows you to bundle your tokens at launch. In simple terms, bundling is where you can buy a large quantity of tokens at launch and distribute them across multiple wallets, which allows you to control supply and protect your token's chart. 

#### Why Bundle Tokens? 

If supply control is the goal, you might ask why tokens should be bundled? Couldn't you just do a dev buy at launch and hold a large %? \
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The challenge with that is that when a single wallet holds a large percentage of the token - buyers lose confidence. Bundling allows that large supply percentage to be spread across different wallets to avoid detection, and allow you control supply without affecting buyer confidence. 

#### Forge Token Bundling Features

<table><thead><tr><th width="216.66668701171875">Feature</th><th>Value to Creators</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Buy up to 75% of supply</strong></td><td>You have the option to control the majority of the supply. This allows you to protect your token's price </td></tr><tr><td><strong>Bundle up to 50 wallets</strong> </td><td>A large number of wallets ensures that you can control even more supply without any wallet holding a percentage that concerns buyers</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Avoid cluster detection</strong></td><td>Avoid being detected by tools like bubblemaps when doing your bundle to maintain buyer confidence while controlling supply</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Equal distribution between wallets</strong></td><td>Especially useful when rewarding teams &#x26; community members with tokens, ensure that each wallet gets an equal distribution of the token regardless of their wallet's place in the queue</td></tr><tr><td><strong>No additional fees!</strong></td><td>Your wallets will need enough Solana to cover the gas fee and the initial token buy, but unlike other tools, Forge <strong>does not</strong> charge you for bundling as a service!</td></tr></tbody></table>

### Before we go through launching a bundle token with Forge, let's take a look at creating & saving bundle configurations


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