🛠️Deploying the Token & Pair
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Users will first deploy their token. Users will select which blockchain they desire to launch their token and generate a deployer wallet. Users may also use their own wallet by placing the private key associated with their desired wallet within this box.
Here, you can also choose to purchase our zero-fee (0%) platform fee option. Similar, this option is available for all chains - just different payment methods.
Once the deployer wallet has been generated, token parameters must then be set. Remember that it is possible to generate multiple tokens, thus possible to have multiple deployer/owner wallets. Should a user have launched multiple tokens, they must remain cognizant that when necessary, they will have connect the proper deployer/owner wallet to sign transactions. General token parameters include the token name, symbol, contract name, and initial supply.
Token and wallet limits are then determined and established, these include max amount of token per wallet, max buy per wallet, and max sell per wallet. It's important to remember that if chosen to place limitations on the token, users will be directed within the 'Launch Liquidity Pool' portion of the process to use 'Max Buy Directly with Dispersal Wallets' and -NOT- 'Buy with Buyer Wallets'. More on this within the next section.
*Note* Tax and limits are optional.
Token tax parameter will also be set within this step. Buy, sell, and transfer tax is to be applied, along with the desired tax recipient wallet.
Finally, users will set the supply recipient [the address that the token will be minted to] and the token owner [the wallet that can alter the token contract if necessary]. *Note*
Initially, the supply recipient wallet SHOULD be the same as deployer wallet. This is to ensure that the platform can add initial liquidity into LP within the bundle; further in the process, tokens need to be on the deployer wallet. Users can send tokens afterwards, if you do not wish to mint them to the deployer wallet, however they must be present on the deployer wallet at the time of bundle.
There is an 'Additional Info' box that users can use to their advantage to display token information, this may include socials and/or project/token description.
Once all fields are carefully filled, the user can deploy and mint the token and token pair. No signature is necessary to complete the deployment, as it is taken care of in the background of the platform. Be aware that it is at this point the platform fee will be collected. The platform fee of 150 USD will be collected in the form of the native blockchain token you are launching [ie: ERC20 token = ETH; BASE token = Base-ETH; Solana token = SOL; etc.]
Once deployed, you may also verify the contract on Etherscan [or any 'like' blockchain explorer].