Currently, the hottest token issuance markets are Four.meme on the BSC chain and Pump.fun on the Solana chain, both of which are platforms for issuing tokens deployed on their respective public chains. Without further ado, let's analyze their advantages and disadvantages.

Four.Meme

Fourmeme has now received support of 100 million in liquidity from Binance. Based on previous data performance, at least they won't die too quickly. The recently popular $4444, $mubarak, and $Broccoli are still around despite their fluctuations, slowly taking losses and occasionally getting support from big KOLs like CZ and the first sister. Backed by the Binance trading platform, users can directly participate in the meme tokens, which seems to provide a better endorsement than Solana. However, whether these projects will rebound remains uncertain.

Four.Meme also employs a similar internal and external trading mechanism. Users are charged a 1% fee for each transaction in internal trading. When the token market value reaches about 24 BNB, the platform will migrate the tokens and liquidity to DEX PancakeSwap, charging a fixed migration fee of 0.5 BNB. Currently, only 5,713 tokens have been issued, and fourmeme is not yet as mature as pumpfun, making its liquidity and pools unstable. For example, Muppets, a meme orchestrated by Binance, later abandoned the Muppets IP due to issues with the Fourmeme pools. Hence, Muppets has launched a new project called '$4444' after starting V2 today.

Pump.fun

Pump.fun uses a joint curve pricing model, dynamically adjusting prices based on token supply and purchase volume. As users buy, the price rises; when selling, the price falls. When the token's market value reaches $69,000, the platform will migrate the tokens and liquidity to DEX Raydium, providing higher trading liquidity. Compared to fourmeme, it naturally has lower token issuance costs, and the platform emphasizes fairness, with creators automatically giving up minting rights when deploying tokens. It also offers a series of auxiliary tools, such as bundling tools, trading tools, and batch tools, to facilitate token management and trading operations for users, with a total of 9 million tokens issued so far.

Given so much information, how should we, as ordinary users, participate? How can we issue tokens more conveniently?

The tool I frequently use is slerf.tools, which offers the best cost-performance ratio online. From creating tokens to aggregating assets, it is mostly a no-brainer operation. Whether it's UI interaction or system stability, it can be considered industry-leading. It has already been copied by several peers, and you can find phrases like 'free one-click token issuance' and 'the strongest token issuance tool online', and you will discover that the copywriting and functional tutorial documents are basically copied from slerftools. Recently, it was also among the first batch to integrate with fourmeme, so if you're interested, you can research it, as it can basically avoid contract detection, which I won't elaborate on here.

Summary

Overall, Pump.fun on the Solana chain performs better in terms of popularity and liquidity, mainly because it is cheap, and the entire ecosystem is relatively mature (there are people to take over). As for Four.meme on the BSC chain, it has the support of big names like CZ, but the popularity comes and goes quickly.