How Token Creation Works: Fees, Features, and Considerations
An honest, factual look at what token creation involves — costs, mechanisms, and the legal considerations to keep in mind. No outcome is promised.
Create Your TokenWhat the platform provides
Creator allocation
You may reserve a percentage of supply in a treasury wallet. It has no realized value until there is liquidity and trading, and even then value is not guaranteed.
LP swap fee mechanism
Seeding a Raydium pool lets you collect a share of the 0.25% swap fee on trades — a mechanical description of the AMM model.
30% referral fee share
Share your /refer link and 30% of the platform fee is shared with you for every launch attributed to it, on-chain.
Repeat configuration
You can create multiple tokens; each mint is an independent configuration action with its own separate fee.
Feature comparison
Figures above describe platform fees and features. Token creation carries risk, and no trading, holder, or price outcome is guaranteed.
Best practices
- Pick a clear concept (meme, utility, community, AI, gaming) that's easy to explain in one sentence.
- Deploy a non-custodial token and consider revoking mint/freeze authorities as a transparency signal.
- If you create a liquidity pool, size it so the pool can function without extreme price impact.
- Consider locking or burning LP tokens — many community members check for this before engaging with a project.
- Communicate consistently with your community across the channels they already use.
- Share your referral link if you'd like to introduce other creators to the platform.
Frequently asked questions
Does token creation itself generate income?
No. Minting a token configures supply and metadata on-chain. Any subsequent trading, holder growth, or price activity is separate, driven by the market, and not controlled or guaranteed by the platform.
How much does token creation cost?
0.18 SOL (~$20) on Solana, 4 TON on TON, or 0.018 BNB on BNB Smart Chain. That covers the mint, on-chain metadata, and the platform fee. Liquidity is a separate, optional cost.
Is it legal to create a token?
Creating a token is legal in most jurisdictions. Marketing a token as an investment with promised returns can trigger securities regulations in many places — always check local rules and avoid promising returns.
What mechanisms exist around token creation?
Liquidity pools (which pay swap fees to LPs), a referral program that shares 30% of the platform fee for launches you refer, and configuration options like revoking mint/freeze authority.
What's the lowest-risk mechanism?
The referral program: a fixed 30% share of the platform fee is shared with the referrer, on-chain, with no token or liquidity exposure required.
Start your token here
Type a name and ticker — we'll carry them straight into the creator. No wallet needed yet.
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Ready to create a token?
Non-custodial — you sign with your own wallet. Deploy to mainnet through a guided, no-code workflow, with an optional 30% referral share on the platform fee if you invite other creators.
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