Today I open a series of small guides about working with Binance Smart Chain network. In these guides I will tell you how to create your ВЕР and NFT token on BSC, how to add it to an exchange listing and provide liquidity.

Let me tell you right away that I'm not some super programmer and you won't become a cool token developer by watching my guides. But by simply copying all the steps from my guide you will really be able to create your first simple token in a few clicks and add it to the listing. And you don't even need any programming knowledge to do that.

And we'll start with creating a ВЕР 20 token. I will show you 2 different ways - via Remix and Cointool services. Let's start with Cointool. Here everything is as simple as possible. Go to the website Cointool.app, connect to it with your Web3 wallet and find in the menu item Create Token. Here you can choose from a lot of the most popular blockchains and layer 2 solutions, but I will show you by the example of Binance Smart Chain.

To create a simple ВЕР 20 token you need to enter only 4 values. Token name is the name of your token, for example Virtual X. Symbol - is an abbreviated ticker of your token, in my case it will be VXT. Next comes the Initial Supply field - here we specify the initial issue of our cryptocurrency, for example 1 million. And in the last field - Decimals - you can change the number of decimal places that our token's smart contract will support. The standard value is 18 and it's better not to change it.

After that, we can coined our token right away, or we can specify additional settings for it. For example, we can add a deflation system - the notorious transaction tax. To do that, we put a tick in the deflation field and specify how many percent of each transfer will be transferred to our purse, how many percent will be burned, and so on. If you want you can also set up automatic byback, auto-stacking or automatic liquidity addition.

When all the necessary configurations are done, we press the Create Token button and see a threatening warning from Cointool, which demands from us a minimum of 0.7 BNB for creating its token. Moreover, this amount will be charged in real BNB - you can't create your token on the test network Binance Smart Chain via Cointool, as well as you can't add your own code if you want - you can only choose one of the ready functions.

To avoid these disadvantages, you can use the second way - to create a ВЕР 20 token through the Remix service. Here everything is a bit more complicated. Go to Remix.Ethereum.org. On the File Explorer tab press the Create New File button and give it a name, for example My First Token. You must leave the extension .sol - it's not Solana, it's the extension of the Solidity programming language file. After creating the file, we get a blank notepad area, in which you need to manually write the code of your smart contract. Even the simplest token has about 60 lines of code, but you don't have to write it yourself. You can just google the ВЕР 20 token template, or for example go to GitHub of conditional SafeMoon and copy the code of their token.

I will show you on the example of the most primitive token without additional functions. I just found its code template on the Internet. Here we need to change the 4 parameters - Name, Symbol, Initial Supply and Decimals, just like in the case of Cointool.

After that go to the Solidity Compiler tab, and in the first line choose the Solidity programming language version your smart contract will be deployed in. If you're using template code, its Solidity version will be written at the very top. After that, press the Compile button and move on to the third step - deploying the token on the network. To do this, on the Deploy & Run Transactions tab select Inject Web3 in the first field, click Deploy and confirm the transaction in your wallet. Here, unlike Coinool, we will only need to cover a gas fee of 0.005 BNB for the main network and 0.01 BNB for the test network. Yes, when we create a token through Remix.Ethereum.org we can choose whatever network we want. So if you are making your first steps in creating tokens, this option will be more preferable, because here you can create tokens on testnet absolutely for free. You can get test coins BNB in the crane - the limit of 1 BNB per day is enough to start with. You can find the link to the faucet and all other mentioned resources in this guide, as well as an example of the code I used to create my token in Telegram channel Virtual Iks at the link in the description.

After creating a token you will be able to see it on your address via BSCscan and by copying the contract add it to your wallet. But at this point you will only be able to make simple transactions with this token. In order to make it tradable it has to be added to the exchange listing - I will show you how to do that in the next video. So make sure you subscribe to the channel with a bell and follow Telegram not to miss the next guide.

But there's an important disclaimer. Using random code templates from the Internet is extremely risky. Who knows what the author of that code has written in it - maybe after creating a smart contract all your tokens will be sent to his address. The way of creating through Cointool is kind of safer because the site says that their code template was audited. But here again everything is at your own risk.