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Create ERC20 Crowdsale Contract on Blast

Create ERC20 Crowdsale Contract on Blast

Launch your crowdsale in a few clicks – no coding required

Your Proven Token Sale Launchpad

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Projects launched with Token Tool

$10M+

Funds raised via token sales

13,000+

Community members

Use the best crowdsale launchpad

Customizable investment page
Fixed fee only, no percentage
Audited smart contracts

Configure your token crowdsale as

Initial DEX Offering (IDO)
Initial Coin Offering (ICO)
Security Token Offering (STO)

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Anya Sharma

AI Founder

"As a founder building AI agents, speed and security are crucial. The Token Tool smart contract generator was instrumental for our token and IDO launch. Highly recommend!"

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Reto Grässli

Senior Project Manager at VP Bank

"Art, collectibles and other real assets can be a great addition to any diverse portfolio. We use Token Tool in combination with our bank-grade custody solution to tokenize valuable assets for our private clients."

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Blast crowdsale contract FAQ

A token crowdsale on Blast, also known as a token sale or ICO crowdsale, is a method of raising funds from a group of investors on the Blast Layer 2 network. It allows projects and companies to secure financing from a community or group of investors instead of traditional financial institutions.

To create a crowdsale on the Blast network, you'll first need a token to offer for sale. If you don't have a token yet, you can easily create one using the Create Token function of Token Tool. Once you have the token, use the Create Token Sale function and insert the token contract address. Choose the desired token from the drop-down menu and proceed to configure the launchpad. Fill in the necessary information, review the details, and click "Create Sale" to deploy the token sale smart contract to the network.

No, you do not need to create a token with Token Tool specifically to create a token presale smart contract. You can use any ERC20 token contract deployed on the Blast network.

Yes, you can simplify the process of creating a crowdsale contract on the Blast network by using Bitbond Token Tool’s launchpad. This user-friendly interface eliminates the need for coding skills, allowing you to connect, configure, and create your crowdsale smart contract hassle-free.

Yes, you can customize the parameters of your token sale smart contract on Blast to meet your specific requirements. Fill in the desired parameters during the configuration process or make edits up to 10 minutes before the sale begins.

Accepting payments and distributing tokens on Blast is straightforward. Select a payment token for receiving investments when creating the token sale. After creating the presale, send the tokens to the token presale contract address using the "Manage Token Sale" function. Share the "Token Sale Display Link" with investors, allowing them to connect their wallets, submit investments, and claim tokens after the presale ends.

Yes, you can set both a soft cap and hard cap for your ERC20 crowdsale contract on Blast. Establish minimum and maximum fundraising goals by inputting the desired amounts during the configuration process.

Yes, the token presale smart contract provided by Bitbond Token Tool on Blast is highly secure and built to bank-grade standards. Bitbond is a reputable tokenization software provider with a proven track record in the industry. Additionally, Token Tool smart contracts undergo auditing by leading auditors like CertiK, ensuring their security.

With Token Tool, you can create institutional-grade crowdsale smart contracts on Blast at an affordable price of only USD 250, plus network fees. This offers a cost-effective solution compared to hiring software engineers for contract development.

While the terms crowdsale and ICO are often used interchangeably, there's a slight difference. A crowdsale is a broader term encompassing all types of token sales, whereas an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) specifically involves creating a new cryptocurrency or token offered to investors in the early stages of a project. All ICOs are crowdsales, but not all crowdsales are ICOs.

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