Getting Started

This guide will walk you through the entire process of launching your first token on Firestarter.


Step 1: Set Up Your Wallet

Before you can launch a token, you need a digital wallet connected to the Base network. If you don't have one, see Set Up Your Wallet for more details.


Step 2: Fund Your Wallet

Your wallet will need two things to launch a token:

  1. A small amount of ETH on Base: To pay for blockchain transaction costs (gas fees).

  2. $2 worth of $ANLOG: To pay the one-time, flat launch fee.


Step 3: Create and Launch Your Token

Firestarter uses AI to simplify your token launch:

  1. Navigate to the Launchpad: From your main dashboard, click the "Launch Token" button.

  2. Describe Your Concept: In the text box, briefly explain your token's purpose. For example, "A loyalty token for The Daily Grind coffee shop to reward customers."

  3. Generate & Refine: Our AI will instantly create a token name, ticker, and description. Review and edit them as you see fit.

  4. Secure Your 3% at the Ground Floor: Lock in your token's lowest possible price before launch.

    Before launch, you can buy up to 3% of the total token supply at the lowest possible price. See "Issuer/Creator Rewards & Perks" for more details. Buying in early gives you "skin in the game," directly tying your success to your token. If you decline, these tokens are released to the community at the Fair Launch.

  5. Launch & Share to Earn:

    • Launch: Review the summary of your token and the fees, then click "Launch Token" and approve the transaction in your wallet.

    • Share & Earn: After launch, you'll get a unique affiliate link. Share it to earn commissions on all trades from new users who join with your link. See "Affiliates & Scouts System" for more details.

Congratulations! Your token is now live and selling on the Firestarter Fair Launch.


What's Next?

Your token is now a Community Token, perfect for brands, creators, and new ideas. To attract more investors, you can upgrade it to an Asset-Backed Token by adding details about the real-world assets it represents. This is the best way to boost your Issuer Trust Score. For more details, check out:

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