Hey, thanks to #noise I created a token on #smartbch. I just paid about $1 from noise to do that. Here is the smart contract to the token : https://www.smartscan.cash/address/0x953C198399ed395111199FF01806ca3CEaa6326f If anyone helps me to learn more about the addresses and how to send that token to others, I will be very thankful. I can even send you some tokens as airdrops. I need now to know as well about how to list the token on https://www.marketcap.cash/ and how to give some value to the token, I mean to set the price. I don't know a lot about all this, but I'm learning. It seems that I have to add liquidity or something. Please teach me about that or send me links to learn. #bch #tokens #token #defi #dcc
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I use https://send2multi.org/ to send to multiple people and it's worked remarkably well even for large airdrops, as long as I batched the sendings.... EmberSwap team has a great tool too, but I haven't used it yet. (Will try it out soon though). There is also CheckBook Cash too. These and many other great and awesome tools are listed on helpme.cash . Congrats on your token, looking forward to seeing it traded on DexScanner and listed on MarketCap Cash :).
Thanks a lot for so much information. And what about sending it manually to someone ? Should they just add smartbch to metamask and send me that adress ? Or the should do something else ?
Yes, that's usually the easiest way. Several projects & community leaders did good tutorials on getting started on SmartBCH & how to have people set up their wallets for the network. Choose your favorite resource and send those who need the introduction to it so they can get walked through nicely :). Very nice to see another token on Smart BCH. Welcome!
What about liquidity. Should I send 1 BCH to have liquidity, or that could be less ? Or just listing in marketcap.cash costs 1 BCH. Can you explain this part as well ? And please send me your wallet, I want to try to send you some tokens and be sure that you are getting them.
The more liquidity the better. However, it's hard if you're the only developer, so you may need to build liquidity in stages. I found when I created Konra, I should have added more liquidity at the very beginning, as that's when it's almost ALWAYS cheapest to do so. Also take some time to think about the initial value of your token - as you will set the initial trading price by adding initial liquidity. (you'll do this on every new DEX you add it to, but the first time is most important.) Try to not undervalue your token too much, nor overvalue it too much as the market will decide it's worth. Check similar tokens and see where they started at, or ask your community if you have one already, or go by trade you had on another platform IF you're bringing it over from there. Once you add liquidity you'll likely see a rise (from the initial price) as people first discover your token; followed by a drop. Once you're listed on Market Cap Cash, you'll see another rise in value as more people find your token. For many places to get listed officially these days you need X amount of liquidity. Take some time to see where you wish to start your trading first (BenSwap and MistSwap are usually good places to start); but leave enough room for expansion. TangoSwap & 1BCH are pretty good for relatively new projects to get farms, IF you negotiate with them. It'll cost you some tokens; but it's worth it in the long run as doing this gets you usually listed too. Should you do your liquidity on BenSwap, lots of options open up. You can set your own farm via the Ranch option (watch your math on those emission rates), lock up tokens & Liquidity tokens via BenLock and even do an informal ICO through them. Using a ranch or doing an ICO through them gets you listed on BenSwap. I should actually elaborate on all of this and type it into an article... Let me have your wallet too, here is mine: 0xC985D172b8258dBD691bcD722317570397dF274e
I understand that I'll have to learn a lot. Is that the address of your wallet where I can send you some DCC, or it's the address of your smart contract of your token ? Here is my smartBCH address : 0xAcfde51498E93905eea97326e297F923915AB7e8 Here is the address of smart contract of DCC : 0x953C198399ed395111199FF01806ca3CEaa6326f
It's not a contract address; it's my address :). Don't worry about having to learn, we all had to learn. Take your time and slowly explore everything. I added DCC's address to my wallet, and will check later on to see if it worked on my end and I'll send you some Narath & a bit of Konra to get you started having some other tokens too :). Sent you 0.25 Konra and 30 Million Narath; hoping it'll motivate you on your journey of development and to fully welcome you to SmartBCH. If you need to bridge BCH to the smart chain, hop.cash always worked best for me and it's cheap & fast to use.
What I have to do to see those tokens on my wallet ? And why that bridge is needed ?