How to launch, airdrop, lock and run a token
Step-by-step crypto guides: create a token, airdrop to many wallets, lock liquidity, run a volume bot, launch a presale, and manage the contract afterwards. One guide per feature, in the same order as the menu.
All guides
Token Launch
- Create a tokenHow the seven token types differ, what every field does, how to set the transfer tax, whether a vanity address is worth mining, and what happens before the deploy.10 min readCost：Deploy fee plus gas: 0.05 BNB for most types on BNB Chain, 0.01 BNB for the burn type, 0.000001 BNB on testnet
- Token consoleDeploying is only the start. Where the console lives, why each token type shows different controls, how to change fees, buy limits and the blacklist, and what is frozen the moment the contract goes live.7 min readCost：Gas only
Liquidity & Trading
- Add / remove liquidityWhat to have ready, how the quote token and router get filled in, what slippage means, how to lock or pull back the LP, and why a token launched here can read its own quote token.9 min readCost：V2 adds and removes are gas only — the platform takes no pool-creation fee
- Create a V3 stable poolHow to open a narrow-range pool for two price-pegged assets: picking the quote token, setting the price, why you only deposit the project token, and why tokens with transfer mechanics do not belong here.7 min readCost：0.02 BNB to create the pool (testnet charges whatever the page shows) plus gas
- Create pool + snipePool creation and the first buys from dozens of wallets packed into one block: what the creator wallet pays for, how to set each buy amount, why it only runs on BSC mainnet, and what you see before signing.8 min readCost：Platform fee 0.005 BNB per wallet, paid once by the creator wallet, plus gas
- Sell AllSell one token out of a batch of wallets: which DEX to route through, why the run stops when a quote cannot be read, how the service fee is charged, and what success looks like.8 min readCost：Service fee per address (paid by wallet #1) plus gas for every wallet
Batch Tools
- Batch send tokensThree ways to build the recipient list, fixed vs random amounts, approvals and retrying a failed batch, and how to confirm every address actually received its tokens.8 min readCost：0.01 per batch (in the native coin of that chain, 0.000001 on testnet) plus gas; up to 200 addresses per batch
- Batch send NFTsSend a batch of NFTs to a batch of addresses: approve the batch tool once, how the list is filled, how token IDs fill in automatically, and why each line is its own transaction.7 min readCost：One transaction per line, each paying its own gas; the service fee is charged per batch (same price as sending tokens)
- Grow holdersNo address list needed: enter a count and an amount per address, and the contract generates new addresses and sends tokens to each one, so the holder count goes up.7 min readCost：A flat 0.01 per batch (whatever the address count) plus gas; up to 200 new addresses per batch
- Wallet sweeperPaste a batch of private keys, set one destination, and every wallet sends its native coin or a chosen token there. Who pays gas, what a blank field means, and how to test the first run.8 min readCost：Each wallet pays its own gas; the tool itself is free
Meme Launchpads
- Four.meme launchCreate a token on the four.meme curve and have a set of wallets take the first buys: what each token field does, how the quote token and tax settings work, what happens inside the bundle, and how the fee is charged.9 min readCost：Charged per address: 0.03 each, 0.005 each above 10 addresses; plus gas and the buy amount for each wallet
- Flap launchFour steps through the wizard: which launch mode to pick, taxed vs standard tokens, what the vault and the protection window do, and why a standard token needs at least 41 curve wallets.10 min readCost：Charged per address: 0.03 each, 0.005 each above 10 addresses; plus gas and the buy amount for each wallet
Presales
- Join a presaleA presale here is buy-by-transfer: send native coin to the contract and it pays tokens at a fixed price. How to pick one from the list, how to read the detail page, and why there is no second transaction to wait for.7 min readCost：Price per share plus gas; hot launches sell out in minutes
- Create a presaleLaunch your own buy-by-transfer sale: which fields to fill in, how the token approval works, why trading has to stay off, and what My presales lets you manage.8 min readCost：0.02 BNB to deploy + 2% of funds raised + gas
IDO
- Create an IDORun a timed on-chain sale: how to pick the payment token, set the rate, fund referral rewards, and which numbers to check before you deploy.10 min readCost：0.01 BNB deploy fee on BNB Chain, plus 2% of raised funds and gas
- My IDOs & consoleEverything after deployment lives here: project details, binding the reward token and depositing its pool, the claim switch, your own domain, and why buyers sometimes have to claim by hand.9 min readCost：Gas only; a reward-token pool needs that token set aside
- Domain & DNS setupAdd one CNAME record at your registrar pointing to dns.gtokentool.com, save the domain in the IDO console, and your project has its own web address.8 min readCost：The domain itself only — DNS records are free
NFT
- Create an NFT collectionDeploy an ERC-721 collection you can keep minting from: why the supply is fixed, whose address owns it, how artwork gets uploaded, and what My NFTs lets you change afterwards.8 min readCost：0.05 BNB deploy fee on BNB Chain, plus gas
- NFT saleRun a paid mint: which token you price in, how many each wallet can buy, how the 8-level referral ladder works, whose wallet gets paid, and what you can still edit in My NFT Sales.8 min readCost：0.02 BNB deploy fee, plus 2% of sales and gas
Staking
- Staking poolsWhat you need before deploying a token pool, how participants stake and claim, what the management page can still change, and what happens when the rewards run out.9 min readCost：0.3 BNB to deploy the pool, plus reward tokens and gas per transaction
- NFT stakingDeploy a pool that stakes NFTs by TokenID: you need a collection first, participants approve it, rewards accrue per NFT, and the management page only edits the basics.8 min readCost：0.3 BNB to deploy the pool, plus reward tokens and gas per transaction
Wallets
- Wallet tools overviewThere are two very different kinds of wallet here, and mixing them up is the most common way people lose funds. Plus how local keys are encrypted, when the vault locks itself, and which step of the pipeline each wallet tool handles.7 min readCost：Free, but it prevents most accidents
- Generate walletsEnter a count and get a batch of address + private key pairs. The keys exist in page memory only, so the first thing you do is back them up.6 min readCost：Free, no gas
- Vanity walletsFilter addresses by a prefix or suffix and use the one you like. Scanning runs locally, costs no gas, and gets slower with every extra character.6 min readCost：Free, no gas
- Balance checkerPaste a list of addresses and check the native coin or any ERC-20 in one go. Decimals are read from the chain, and the result exports as CSV — ready to reuse as a send list.6 min readCost：Free, read-only
- Private transferSeveral source wallets, many transfers, random gaps: one sum becomes lots of small payments to your target addresses. Back up the seed phrase, and pay a fee per relay.9 min readCost：0.0001 native coin per relay + gas on every hop
- Migrate wallet assetsPaste the source private keys, enter one target address, scan first and then execute: tokens go first, native coin last, with optional gas sponsorship.9 min readCost：A fee per token moved, nothing for native coin, plus gas on every transfer
Tools
- Toolbox overviewYou already have a contract and need to do something to it — this is the group for that. Which tools only read, which need a signature, and which cannot be undone: check the table first.5 min readCost：Most cost gas only; snapshots and uploads are free
- Ownership toolRead owner() to see who is in charge right now. Transferring needs the right wallet connected. Renouncing is irreversible and needs a checkbox first.6 min readCost：Transferring and renouncing both cost gas only
- Vanity contract addressPaste the contract bytecode and scan for a CREATE2 salt, and the deployed address ends with the characters you picked. The deployer is always the platform factory, and each salt can only be used once.7 min readCost：Scanning is free; deploying costs gas only, with no deploy fee
- Contract call toolPaste a contract address and its ABI, and the page lists every method. Reads return right away; writes can be confirmed one by one, or looped with a local private key.8 min readCost：Reads are free; writes cost gas only
- EVM InscriberThis tool does not call a mint contract. It puts text, protocol JSON or raw hex directly into transaction calldata. Learn the single-wallet and batch flows, then check the payload against the protocol before you sign.8 min readCost：Network gas only — no platform fee
- Repair liquidityEnter the token, the V2 factory and the target reserves for both sides, and the tool adds only the gap. Once the top-up lands the old gap is void — do not run the same numbers again.7 min readCost：Gas only; adding to a V2 pool carries no platform fee
- Token snapshotFilter holders by minimum balance, then export a CSV of address and amount. Note that it reads current state — it is not a snapshot pinned to an earlier block.6 min readCost：Free, read-only
- Batch image uploadPick a batch of images and get back https links (hosted on Arweave) plus IPFS CIDs you can paste into an NFT or website form.5 min readCost：Free
Websites
- Create a websiteA project site from scratch: what details go where, how to pick among 12 templates, generate the copy and tune it, what preflight checks run, and where the URL comes from.10 min readCost：Building and publishing are free for now; a custom domain only costs the domain itself
- Custom domain for your websiteThe custom domain field takes a domain you bought yourself. Add one CNAME at your registrar pointing to sites.gtokentool.com, and the site opens on your domain once DNS resolves.10 min readCost：Only what the domain costs; DNS and binding are free
Liquidity Locks
- Token lockHow much to lock, until when, whether you need an approval first, and how to get the tokens back at unlock. Locked assets stay put until the date.6 min readCost：Gas only — locking itself is free
- LP lockAn LP lock is a stronger trust signal than a token lock: the pool cannot be pulled. Where LP tokens come from, two ways to enter them, how much to lock, and how to unlock.7 min readCost：Gas only — locking itself is free
- My locksEvery token lock and LP lock lives here: time remaining, when it unlocks, how to extend it or add to it, and how to check anyone else’s locks.7 min readCost：Gas only — checking locks is free