ERC-20 token guides
Short guides on deploying a token with Future Constructor and what to do next.
Before you share an address, read what an ERC-20 token is and how to check that a deployed token is real. After the deploy, read what to do next. What the service does is in the lite paper.
How to make a launch plan for your token
How to make a token launch plan: audience, documents, launch day, and four weeks of communication and metrics. A checklist. Not financial advice.
What to do after you deploy a token
After you deploy: realistic use, a community, a 30-day plan, liquidity, and partners. No price promise. Not financial advice.
What an investor will ask about your token
What an investor will ask about your token before the first call: purpose, contract, supply, and what you will not promise. Not financial advice.
How to get the first holders for your new token
How to get the first holders for a new token: a person on your network, a transfer from your wallet, and no bought holders, bots, or fake airdrops.
How a project with a token earns
How a project with a token earns: where the money comes from, what the token is and is not, and which small club or game can hold. Not financial advice.
How to launch a token step by step: a 10-point checklist
How to launch a token step by step: one purpose, one network, your wallet, a $6 or $3 service fee plus gas, then the contract address. A 10-point checklist.
How to choose a network for a token
One contract lives on one network. Service fee $6 on Ethereum and $3 on Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and Base. Gas is separate. There is no testnet.
What is an ERC-20 token
An ERC-20 keeps a name, a symbol, decimals, and a supply. Standard functions, how decimals scale the supply, and what a Constructor deploy includes. Not financial advice.
How to check that a deployed token is real
Match the network, the contract address, and the fields you signed. A public page and an explorer source match are not a price or a listing. Not financial advice.
How to make people trust your new token
Publish the source, show the supply and the wallets, and say what the token is for. A name is not trust, and a page is not a price. Not financial advice.