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How to create aeternity fungible token? [tutorial]

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In this short tutorial I’ll be showing you how to create a fungible token on aeternity blockchain network.

In this tutorial you will create a AEX-9 (fungible token standard on aeternity) token in few easy steps.

Prerequisites:

Note: This will be a short tutorial on creating a fungible token with allowances.

Step 1. Go to waellet Utilities section and select Fungible Tokens

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Step 2. Click Deploy fungible token button.

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Step 3. Fill the form with the details needed for the token – Token Name, Token Symbol, and decimals.

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Step 4. Click deploy, confirm/sign the transaction and you are ready.

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The Allowances section of waellet will allow you to interact with the contract and set allowances for addresses of your choice.


The Mint/Burn section allows us to mint (create new tokens) or burn (remove tokens from circulation) tokens.

After confirming the transaction you’ve successfully minted tokens to the address you specified in the previous step.

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Milen Radkov has experience building and delivering successful complex software systems and projects for both big enterprises and small startups. Being actively developing across different blockchain protocols, platforms and projects for the past 10 years, he has gained extensive experience in blockchain development, architectures, consensus algorithms and token economics. Milen is a well-known figure in the blockchain space.


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