🔤General
Change the main parameters of the token contract in the general settings step.
Token name
The token name option allows you to give your token a name that will be publicly viewable after it is created.
Visual example:
Token symbol
Without using the token's full name, the symbol for it refers to it. (Smaller name of a token)
Visual example:
Blockchain
Choose a blockchain for your token. After creation and payment, your token contract will be deployed on that chain.
Available chains:
BSC Binance smart chain (bep20)
Ethereum: SOON
Arbitrum: SOON
Decimals
Decimals refer to how divisible a token can be, from 0 (not at all divisible) to 18 (pretty much continuous) and even higher if required. Technically speaking, the decimal value is the number of digits that come after the decimal place when displaying token values on-screen.
Visual example (8 decimals):
Token owner wallet
The token owner is the address that handles all of your token's owner-restricted functions. Later, you can change your token functions using this wallet.
By default, the token owner's wallet is your connected wallet. (but you can change that if needed.)
Initial supply
Initial supply is the amount of tokens minted at the start (which will be minted right after contract deployment) and sent to your wallet, which is the “Initial Supply Receiver wallet”.(by default, your connected address)
If you do not have a mint function in your token contract, you can't increase supply after deployment.
Total supply = Initial supply (if you do not have mint function in your token contract)
Initial supply receiver wallet
The address that gets the initial supply of tokens after creation is known as the initial supply receiver wallet.
By default, the Initial supply receiver wallet wallet is your connected wallet. (but you can change that if needed.)
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