📌 Issuing tokens on the BNB Smart Chain (BSC) has always been one of the fastest ways for Web3 projects to start. Tokens can be issued and pools opened in minutes, with low costs and high speed, sounding 'remarkably accessible'. But those who have actually been on-chain know — the biggest fear is not the inability to issue, but that it turns into a disaster right after issuance.
Which of these pitfalls have you encountered?👇
🔐 Minting permissions not revoked: The contract can be minted at any time, investors might run away
🧱 Unable to add liquidity or incorrect settings: Liquidity locked, but found that trading isn't possible, completely stuck
🐸 Anti-sniper settings not configured properly: As soon as trading starts, MEV bots take off, the whole network questions if you are an insider
🧾 Incorrect contract parameters: Tax rate settings bug, chaotic whitelist mechanism, affecting subsequent operations
🌊 Initial liquidity too small: Prices shoot up with just a small purchase, making it easy for the project team to be suspected of 'pulling the rug'
What you might need at this time is not just a tool to 'issue tokens', but also a configuration that understands the BSC chain trading mechanism and can automatically help you avoid risks. For example, CiaoTool comes with custom trading restrictions, preset whitelists, pool opening configuration reminders, and can even sync to launch airdrops or on-chain activities with one click, making it highly efficient.
📣 What pitfalls have you encountered when issuing tokens on BSC? Or what 'famous scenes' have you witnessed?
Leave a message to share your experiences, let's help each other avoid pitfalls👇