Creators
Create a token
One transaction, built in three steps: Token, Modules, Allocation.
Before you start
- Connect your wallet. The token is created on its network.
- Open the Modules you want. Each module’s description on its page says what it needs and how to use it.
- Your draft is saved in this browser until the token exists.
1Token
| Field | Rule |
|---|---|
| Name, Symbol | Up to 31 bytes each |
| Logo | One PNG, up to 2 MB |
| Description | Up to 1,000 bytes, any number of lines |
| Website | Up to 200 bytes |
| X, Telegram | A username or a link. Letters, digits and underscores; X 1–15, Telegram 5–32 |
| Total Supply | Short forms work: 100m, 1b |
| Decimals | Decimal places the token uses |
| Market | The pool the token trades in: each chain’s market |
| Quote | What the token trades against, such as the chain’s wrapped native coin or a stablecoin |
2Modules
Pick one launch module and the token modules you want. Each module’s settings appear under its name.
- A price is typed as the number of tokens a buyer gets for one quote token.
- A setting asked for as a multiple is typed plainly —
20means twenty times the opening. Once your launch module says what it opens with, the market cap that multiple lands on is shown beside the box. - Only modules that accept a share of the supply or the tax appear in those lists. One that needs a minimum gets a row marked Required.
- A module that does not fit your other choices stays in the list, with the reason under it.
- Where a module has an owner, choose Creator, Another address or None. None means its settings can never change.
- Some modules ask for a payment at creation; the preview shows it.
- Fixed Presale asks where the tokens left after the sale and the pool go at finalize: burned by default, or sent to you or to an address. Tokens sent to a wallet count as circulating supply.
3Allocation
Supply
Split the whole supply into rows that total exactly 100 %. Besides modules, add up to 8 rows:
- You — your wallet.
- Burn — sent to the dead address.
- A named address — any wallet, with a name of up to 31 bytes.
Tax
Set Buy Tax and Sell Tax, then the payees:
- Up to 6 of your own. Each is paid in the token or the quote asset, with its share of buys and of sells.
- A row for each module that takes tax.
- Buy and sell tax together stay within the maximum.
Check the table before you sign: it is fixed for the token’s life. With no rows, the token charges nothing of its own, and a trade pays only POO.MEME’s share at the rate the preview shows.
Before you sign
The preview shows the supply, the tax and POO.MEME’s share. Under it you see the creation fee, what each module asks for and the total leaving your wallet.
No module can take more than that. What a module asks for at creation is fixed in the version of it you picked, and the factory hands it over out of what you send; no module reaches your wallet on its own.
The page tries the creation before you sign. If it would fail, you see why. If it is too large for one transaction on its chain, you see what to trim: a token module, supply rows, payees or the description.
If anything fails on chain, nothing is created.