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One platform for the whole token lifecycle

Create it, launch it, manage it, grow it. Features marked Planned are on our roadmap and not yet released.

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Create with CryptoMuz

Go from idea to a deployed, verified token.

  • Create a token in minutes
  • Launch drafts & deployment recovery
  • Launch preview & safety check
Explore create features

01

Create

Go from idea to a deployed, verified token.

  1. 1.1

    Create a token in minutes

    Choose a network, name, symbol and supply. Add an image, description and project links, plan your supply allocations, then review and sign a standard ERC-20 or SPL deployment from your wallet. No code or CLI required.

  2. 1.2

    Launch drafts & deployment recovery

    Save token details, images, permissions and distribution plans as a private launch draft. Continue later from Overview or Tokens. If a deployment is interrupted, check its recorded transaction before continuing so an uncertain result does not become a duplicate launch.

  3. 1.3

    AI token generationPlanned

    Describe your project in plain language and get a suggested name, symbol, supply, tokenomics split and description — ready to review, tweak and deploy.

  4. 1.4

    Launch preview & safety check

    Before you sign, review token settings, supply allocations, mint and freeze permissions, irreversible choices, estimated network and platform fees, and whether your wallet has enough balance. The review refreshes when the launch details change.

  5. 1.5

    Testnet rehearsal

    Rehearse supported launch and management flows on an available test network, such as Sepolia or Solana Devnet. Review the settings, sign test transactions and inspect the result before using real funds. A mainnet launch is a separate deployment that you configure, review and sign again.

  6. 1.6

    Testnet-to-mainnet launch

    After a confirmed testnet launch, prepare a separate draft on its matching open mainnet with your original token identity and compatible settings. Review addresses, permissions and fees again, then sign a new deployment. Tokens, holders, liquidity and automation state are not moved.

  7. 1.7

    Complete launch identity kit

    Add your token logo, description, website and social links, use hosted Solana metadata or your own metadata URI, then publish a project page and follow the launch checklist. These tools bring your supplied project identity together, hosted metadata does not itself remove the on-chain update authority.

  8. 1.8

    Distribution planning

    Plan allocations for your team, community, treasury and liquidity before launch. Review percentages, token amounts and optional destination addresses. This saves a distribution plan, it does not transfer the allocations automatically. Use Multisender when you are ready to distribute.

  9. 1.9

    Configurable token options

    Choose mintable, freezable or pausable behaviour, add on-chain metadata and permit support, and decide whether to keep or renounce ownership. Clear warnings explain every trade-off.

  10. 1.10

    Advanced controls

    New EVM tokens can opt into separate buy, sell and ordinary-transfer fees, each capped at 10% and only reducible. Buy/sell rates apply to registered V2 pools and can also affect liquidity operations, unregistered pools use the ordinary-transfer rate. Collected fees can fund burns, same-token holder rewards, V2 liquidity and up to five fixed fee wallets. Optional cooldowns, wallet/transaction limits and address blocking are disclosed before signing. Existing immutable tokens cannot gain these controls.

  11. 1.11

    Automatic contract verification

    Submit supported EVM token contracts for source verification on their network's block explorer and check the result from the token page. Availability depends on the network. Source verification is not an independent security audit.

02

Launch

Take a coin live on meme launchpads, with every term on the table.

  1. 2.1

    Launch checklist & next steps

    After a launch, follow links to verify, add project information, create liquidity, review locks, publish and share, then set up automations. Contextual next steps reflect the token's known state, checklists do not perform transactions or publish a page just by opening a step.

  2. 2.2

    Public token pages in Launches

    Publish a project page for a token created through CryptoMuz, with your image, description and links, live on-chain facts and creator checks. Visitors can review available holder and liquidity information or report a page. Missing data stays unknown. Public page is not an audit or endorsement.

  3. 2.3

    Meme coin launchers

    Create a token and list it on Raydium LaunchLab, Meteora, Stonk.fun, Bags, Clanker, Four.meme or Flap in one flow, with your image, links and first buy set up front.

  4. 2.4

    Safe-by-default meme launches

    Your first buy as a share of supply, revoked mint and freeze authority, and no hidden controls are all shown in the launch review before you sign.

  5. 2.5

    Creator rewards dashboard

    Read and claim fees for your connected wallet from Clanker v4, Raydium LaunchLab SOL-quote creator vaults and Meteora DBC pools. Shared wallet balances are counted once, with uncollected and migrated-position fees explained separately. Other launchpads are not yet integrated. Rewards depend on trading activity and are never guaranteed.

03

Manage

Control your token and contracts after launch.

  1. 3.1

    Manage your tokens

    Review live supply, token authorities, available holder data and liquidity information across networks. Mint, burn, pause, freeze, update metadata or transfer ownership where your token and wallet permissions allow it. Follow the launch checklist from verification through publishing and sharing.

  2. 3.2

    Import existing tokens

    Add a token by its address and manage what your connected wallet is allowed to do on-chain. Only controls your wallet really holds are offered.

  3. 3.3

    Smart contract manager

    Inspect your deployed contracts, read state and call permitted functions through a guided interface, with every write simulated and signed in your wallet.

  4. 3.4

    Multi-send & airdrops

    Distribute tokens to hundreds of wallets in a few transactions. Paste a list or import a CSV and review before you sign.

  5. 3.5

    Wallet generator

    Generate up to 50 fresh EVM or Solana wallets in your browser. Download a password-encrypted ZIP with addresses and recovery details, then hand the addresses to Multisender.

  6. 3.6

    Transaction center

    Open Settings → Transactions to review transactions recorded by the dashboard, follow explorer links and refresh pending statuses against the chain. This is your platform transaction history, not a complete history of activity in every external wallet or app.

  7. 3.7

    Trading safety controls

    Set per-trade and daily buy caps, keep a network-fee reserve, and limit slippage and price impact. Pause new automation work from Settings. Limits reduce exposure but cannot guarantee an execution price or undo a transaction already sent to the chain.

  8. 3.8

    Token & liquidity locks

    Lock tokens or liquidity until a date you choose, so your community can verify the commitment on-chain.

  9. 3.9

    Vesting schedules

    Fund fixed on-chain schedules for EVM tokens with a beneficiary, start, optional cliff and end. Release the vested amount gradually to the fixed beneficiary, nobody can cancel, shorten or redirect a schedule. Setup requires a wallet-signed contract deployment on each supported EVM network. Solana vesting is not available yet.

  10. 3.10

    Holder & activity analytics

    See supply and holders for your tokens in the dashboard. Holder counts on EVM chains are limited until we add an indexer.

04

Grow

Distribute, announce, trade and get discovered.

  1. 4.1

    Telegram & Discord announcements

    Connect your community channels and post launch news, milestones and updates without leaving the dashboard.

  2. 4.2

    Telegram & Discord auto-posting

    Schedule community messages, market-summary posts and milestones such as reaching a market cap or holder count. Automations are available for platform-created tokens and eligible imported tokens with tool access unlocked.

  3. 4.3

    Liquidity, price, market cap & holder alerts

    Set thresholds for pool liquidity, price, market cap or holder count. Review triggered alerts in the in-app inbox and route them to Telegram or Discord. Checks depend on available chain and market data; an unavailable reading is not treated as a confirmed milestone.

  4. 4.4

    Scheduled buys & sells

    Choose the token, trading wallets, amounts and intervals for scheduled buys or sells. Trades run in your browser while a CryptoMuz tab is open and the selected wallets are unlocked, subject to your trading safety limits.

  5. 4.5

    Up to 10 trading wallets

    Create trading wallets individually or in bulk, import private keys or a CSV, and choose which wallets a trade uses. Export keys with your trading passphrase.

  6. 4.6

    Swap & sell from the dashboard

    Route your holdings through leading DEX aggregators with price-impact warnings, so you always see the real cost.

  7. 4.7

    Liquidity & discovery

    Create pools, add and remove liquidity from the dashboard so DEX trackers such as DexScreener can index your token, plus launch paths on several launchpads.

05

Platform

The foundations that keep it simple and safe.

  1. 5.1

    Public Token check

    Paste a token address to discover its network and review supply, permissions, indexed holders, and reported liquidity protection. No wallet required, incomplete checks remain unknown.

  2. 5.2

    38 networks, one dashboard

    All supported mainnets are open across EVM, Solana, Sui, TON, TRON, Aptos and Stellar. Switch networks without switching tools; individual capabilities still depend on the network family.

  3. 5.3

    Wallet-based login

    Sign in by proving ownership of an EVM or Solana wallet, including MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and mobile wallets through WalletConnect. Signing in does not require giving the platform your connected wallet's private key or recovery phrase.

  4. 5.4

    Wallet-scoped account protection

    Wallet-specific records and caches keep account data scoped to the signed-in address. Wallet changes end the current session, blocked wallets are refused access, and Sign out everywhere revokes the wallet's active sessions. These checks protect platform access; they do not revoke permissions already granted on-chain.

  5. 5.5

    Pay with crypto

    Settle fees with the coin you already hold. Payments are verified on-chain before access is granted.

Launch with nothing hidden.

Connect a wallet, review every permission and fee, then sign. No signup, no code, no custody.

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