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The Coin Creator is a decentralized application (dApp) that allows you to create and mint your own SPL tokens without coding. You can customize metadata, name, symbol, logo, and enter the supply.
A token in the Solana blockchain is a digital asset that can be used for various purposes, including payments, project management, and NFTs. It is created using the Solana Token Program.
An SPL (Solana Program Library) token is a type of digital asset on the Solana blockchain. SPL tokens are similar to ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum blockchain, as they have specific methods for token management, like transferring and minting.
Solana’s most popular wallet is the Phantom.
Yes, Coin Creator is perfect for creating meme coins on Solana. You can create, mint, and manage your meme tokens with ease.
The current price is displayed at the bottom of the creation form. Now it is free of charge.
To work with Solana tokens, you can use wallets such as Phantom, Solflare, Trust Wallet, and others that support the SPL (Solana Program Library) standard.
Connect your Phantom wallet to the website, specify the token parameters, receive the token in your wallet.
Token name
Symbol
Total supply
Decimal places
Ability to freeze and mint additional tokens (if required)
No, the core token parameters (name, symbol, total supply) cannot be changed after creation. However, if minting is enabled, new tokens can be issued.
Open the Phantom wallet.
Go to the “Manage Tokens” section.
Enter the created token’s address and add it to the list.
Currently, the service only supports creating standard SPL tokens, but NFT support may be added in the future.
Distributing to users
Trading on decentralized exchanges (DEX)
Payments for goods and services
Internal project economy
To list a token on a DEX (Raydium, Serum, etc.), you need to create liquidity and add a trading pair. We do not provide listing services, but you can do this independently.
You can check token status and transactions on Solscan or Solana Explorer
The Token Name is the official title of the token, which appears in wallets and explorers. For example, “My Token” or “Solana Coin.”
The Token Symbol is a short identifier for the token, similar to a stock ticker. It typically consists of 3-10 uppercase letters, such as “MTK” or “SOLC.”
The Supply refers to the total number of tokens that will exist. If the minting authority is revoked, the supply becomes fixed. Otherwise, more tokens can be minted later.
Decimals determine how divisible a token is.
The Token Logo URL is a link to an image that represents the token. It helps users visually identify the token in wallets and explorers. The image should be hosted online and provided as a direct URL.
The Token Description provides a brief summary of the token’s purpose, use case, or any relevant details. It helps users understand the token’s function and vision.
The Immutable feature ensures that no one, including the token creator, can modify the token’s metadata or parameters after it has been created. This provides security and trust for holders, as the token’s properties remain fixed forever.
Revoke Mint Authority is a function that permanently disables the ability to mint new tokens. Once this action is taken, no additional supply can be created, making the total supply fixed.
The Revoke Freeze Authority feature permanently removes the ability to freeze or unfreeze tokens. This ensures that no central entity can lock users’ tokens, improving decentralization.
Raydium is one of the most popular automated market makers (AMM) on Solana, allowing users to swap and provide liquidity.
Step 1: Add Your Token to a Wallet
Before listing, ensure your token is properly added to your Phantom or Solflare wallet:
Copy your token’s Mint Address from Solscan or Explorer.
Open Phantom Wallet → “Manage Tokens” → Paste the Mint Address → Click Add Token.
Step 2: Create a Liquidity Pool (LP) on Raydium
To allow trading, you must pair your token with SOL or USDC.
Go to Raydium.io and connect your Phantom wallet.
Click Liquidity → Create Liquidity Pool.
Select Your Token and choose a base pair (SOL, USDC, etc.).
Enter the amount of tokens to add as liquidity. You must provide equal value of both tokens.
Approve the transaction in your Phantom wallet.
Tip: The more liquidity you add, the smoother trading will be.
Step 3: Enable Trading on Raydium
Once your LP is created, users can swap your token.
Go to Trading → Market and search for your token.
You can also create a Farms & Pools to incentivize liquidity providers.
Serum is an order book-based DEX on Solana. Unlike Raydium, it works similarly to traditional exchanges, with limit orders and order books.
Step 1: Create a Serum Market
Go to Serum Explorer and connect your Phantom wallet.
Click “Create Market”.
Enter your token’s Mint Address and select a base pair (SOL, USDC, or USDT).
Set the lot size (minimum trading unit) and tick size (price step).
Pay the creation fee (~2 SOL) and approve the transaction.
Step 2: Add Initial Liquidity
After creating the market, you must add liquidity:
Go to Serum DEX and find your token’s market.
Use the “Market Making” option to place buy and sell orders.
Once orders are placed, users can start trading.
Tip: If there’s low liquidity, traders may have trouble buying or selling tokens. Consider running a market-making bot to keep trading active.
Jupiter and Meteora are Solana DEX aggregators, meaning they route trades through multiple platforms (Raydium, Orca, etc.).
Step 1: Ensure Your Token Has Liquidity
Since Jupiter pulls liquidity from Raydium and Serum, your token must already be tradable there.
Step 2: Request to Add Your Token
If your token isn’t appearing automatically, go to:
Jupiter Token List and request an update.
Meteora and submit a listing request.
Tip: Tokens with higher trading volume and liquidity get indexed automatically.