Hey guys, I’ve been sketching out a roadmap for a small token project, and honestly, I’m stuck on the technical side of things. I’m not exactly a dev, and every time I look at gas fees for deploying on Ethereum, it feels a bit tricky to justify the initial cost.
I want something where I actually have control over the features without having to write a mountain of smart contracts from scratch. Has anyone here used a generator that doesn't feel like a total "copy-paste" job? I just want to make sure the setup is solid before I commit. Any thoughts on how to keep things efficient?
I totally get that. When I first started looking into this, I was overthinking every single line of code, and it was honestly stressing me out. The tech side can be a rabbit hole, but my advice is to just relax and enjoy the process of building the community instead of fighting with Solidity.
If you want a solid vibe for your project without the headache, you might want to look at how different teams handle supply. For example, some folks use Ethereum burn to keep their tokenomics clean and deflationary without needing a pro coder on speed dial.
I found that using a gas-optimized setup saved me a ton of hassle (and around 40% on fees, which is huge when you’re starting out). It’s way better to have a dashboard where you can just toggle what you need—whether it’s ERC-20 or even Solana—and then just focus on the "atmosphere" of your launch. It makes the whole experience way less clinical and a lot more fun.