ERC20 Compliance ensures that the tokens created adhere to the ERC20 standard, allowing for seamless integration and compatibility with Ethereum wallets and platforms.
ERC-20 Verified Source Code is the approved version of the source code for an Ethereum token, ensuring its security and functionality.
Burnable refers to the capability of a token to be permanently removed from circulation, typically through a predefined mechanism or function within its smart contract.
Mintable refers to the capability of a token to be created or "minted" after its initial deployment, typically through a predefined mechanism or function within its smart contract.
Reflection refers to the process by which a token redistributes a portion of transaction fees or rewards to its holders automatically, usually in proportion to their holdings, often implemented through a smart contract mechanism.
Taxable typically refers to a token that incurs a fee or levy on certain transactions, redistributing the collected fees to designated recipients or purposes, often managed through a smart contract.
Anti-whale protection refers to measures implemented within a token's smart contract to discourage large holders, or "whales," from dominating the token's ecosystem, often by imposing transaction limits or fees that increase with transaction size.
Liquidity pool setup involves creating a reserve of assets, typically in a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, to facilitate trading by providing liquidity for token pairs. This setup usually involves depositing an equal value of two assets into a pool, enabling users to trade between them efficiently.
The address used to deploy the token will be the owner of the token. It will have any elevated permissions you choose.
The initial token supply will be issued to the address that created the token. The same address is also the owner and has all elevated permissions.
Yes, you can use your token wherever a standard token can be used, including exchanges, DEXs or DeFi protocols like Uniswap.
Yes, your token will be automatically verified with a green checkmark. You don't need to do anything for this.