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Deploy a New Token

Create a token with built-in governance, staking, and rewards in one click.

Deploy New Token Interface

What You'll Get

When you deploy, you get a complete system:

  • Your Token - Custom name, symbol, and image
  • Treasury - Community-controlled token allocation
  • Staking - Holders stake to earn rewards and vote
  • Governance - Proposals and voting system
  • Liquidity Pool - Uniswap V4 pool ready for trading

All deployed in one transaction.

Required Fields

Token Name

What your token is called.

Example: Community DAO Token

Symbol

Short ticker (3-5 letters).

Example: CDAO

Image

Token logo (IPFS or HTTPS URL).

Example: ipfs://Qm...

TIP

Use the IPFS uploader to upload your image and get the URL automatically.

Configuration (What It Means)

Treasury Funding

Options: 60% • 70% • 80% • 90%

What you're choosing: How much of the total token supply goes to the community treasury.

  • 90% → Maximum community control, most tokens for governance
  • 70% → Balanced
  • 60% → More tokens in circulation for trading

When to use what

  • Community projects: 80-90%
  • Creator tokens: 60-70%

Staking Reward

Options: 50% • 75% • 100%

What you're choosing: What percentage of trading fees go to people who stake.

  • 100% → All fees to stakers (most attractive)
  • 75% → Most fees to stakers, some to other recipients
  • 50% → Half to stakers, half to other recipients

Most projects use 100%

This makes staking most rewarding and encourages participation.

Fees

Static: Fixed fee on every trade

  • 1% → Low fees, more trading
  • 3% → Standard (recommended)
  • 5% → High fees, more rewards

Dynamic: Fees adjust with market volatility

  • Higher during volatile periods
  • Lower during stable periods

Dev Buy (Optional)

Use ETH to buy tokens at launch.

Example: 2 ETH → You'll receive tokens worth 2 ETH at launch price

Why: Get initial tokens for yourself, support initial price.

Optional: Extras

Metadata

Add links so people can find you:

  • Description
  • Website
  • Twitter/X
  • Telegram
  • Farcaster

Custom Airdrops

Give tokens to specific addresses at launch.

Custom Rewards

Add more reward recipients beyond staking.

What Happens

At Deployment

One transaction does everything:

1. Creates treasury and staking contracts
2. Deploys your token
3. Sets up governance
4. Initializes liquidity pool
5. Configures fee routing

After Deployment

Day 1 (first 24 hours):

  • ⏳ Treasury tokens locked (can't claim yet)
  • ✅ Pool is live, people can trade
  • ✅ Staking is active
  • ✅ Governance is ready (but treasury empty)

After 24 hours:

  • ✅ Treasury can claim its tokens
  • ✅ Governance can start with funded treasury
  • ✅ Community can create proposals

Example: Community Token

What you enter:

Name: Builders DAO
Symbol: BUILD
Image: ipfs://...
Treasury Funding: 90%
Staking Reward: 100%
Fees: Static 3%

What you get:

Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 BUILD
→ Treasury: 900,000,000 BUILD (90%)
→ Pool/Other: 100,000,000 BUILD (10%)

Trading fees → 100% to stakers
Stakers → Earn rewards + voting power
Treasury → Controlled by staked holders

After 24h: Treasury claims 900M tokens, governance begins.

Tips

For Maximum Community Control:

  • Treasury: 90%
  • Staking Reward: 100%
  • Fees: 3%

For Balanced Approach:

  • Treasury: 70%
  • Staking Reward: 75%
  • Fees: 3%

For More Trading:

  • Treasury: 60%
  • Staking Reward: 100%
  • Fees: 1%

Common Questions

Do I need ETH? For gas fees only. If you want to do a dev buy, you need ETH. Otherwise, no.

When can treasury be used? After 24-hour lockup, anyone can claim the treasury airdrop.

Who controls the treasury? Token holders who stake. They vote on how to spend it.

Can I change settings later? Token settings are fixed. But governance can boost staking rewards.

What if something goes wrong? The whole deployment is atomic - if anything fails, everything reverts. You can try again.