[Guide] No-Code Token Creation on Goerli Testnet

Fatsale One-Click Token Creation Guide #

Fatsale supports token creation on BSC mainnet, BSC testnet, and multiple other chains. Token templates include tax templates, dividend templates, and other common tokenomics models. You can create your own token within minutes.

As of April 13, 2024, the Goerli testnet has stopped producing blocks. Please use the BSC testnet guide for testing.

The video guide has been uploaded to YouTube. You can subscribe to the Fatsale channel for updates.

If you are creating a token on BSC mainnet, you can skip directly to step 3.

We recommend using desktop Google Chrome with the MetaMask extension.

If you are creating a token on mobile, use TP Wallet. Configure the network according to your wallet’s own guide, then skip directly to step 3. Fatsale supports mobile pages.

1. Configure the Goerli Testnet #

  1. Install MetaMask.

    Download link: https://metamask.io/

    We recommend using Chrome and installing the MetaMask extension. The download page includes a detailed installation guide.

  1. Configure the Goerli testnet.

    1. Select the built-in Goerli Test Network.

  1. If your MetaMask does not show this option, add it manually:

    Network name: Goerli Test Network
    RPC: https://goerli.infura.io/v3/
    Chain ID: 5
    Currency symbol: GoerliETH
    Block explorer: https://goerli.etherscan.io

2. Get Test Coins #

This old guide listed three ways to obtain test ETH. Because Goerli has stopped producing blocks, these options are kept only for historical reference.

  1. Fatsale test-coin bot

    Fatsale previously prepared a small amount of test ETH for users. Users could DM @FatSaleGoerliBOT on Telegram with their wallet address and receive 0.02 ETH every 48 hours.

    Note: test ETH had no real value. Users should not abuse faucet resources.

  1. Public faucet

    Users could visit a faucet, register, log in, and claim about 0.02 test ETH.

    Faucet URL: https://goerlifaucet.com/

  2. Paid test account

    This option was listed only to help users obtain test coins quickly. It had no business relationship with Fatsale.

    Link: https://zhanghao.btc666.cc/

    After purchasing, users were advised to transfer the test ETH to their own address and never reuse that account.

3. Create a Token #

  1. Confirm that MetaMask is connected to the Goerli testnet, then open the Fatsale website: https://fatsale.org/

  2. Fill in the basic token information: full name, symbol, decimals, and total supply. In wallets and Swap pages, the token symbol is usually the main displayed name.

  3. Select a token template. This guide uses the commonly used tax and liquidity-backflow template. During trading, this template charges a tax, adds part of the collected tokens back into liquidity, and can send part of the fee to the marketing wallet for project operations.

Tax explanation:

  1. Fill in the required information for the selected template. You can configure maximum transaction amount, maximum wallet holding, and other parameters. Each item has its own explanation. If you have questions, join the Fatsale official group for help.

  2. Click confirm to create the token. The page estimates the creation fee and the token address to be generated. You can click Change to generate another address, or use the vanity generator to generate an address you like. Contract vanity generation only supports characters 0-9 and a-f.

    Because this is a testnet, advanced users can manually select a low gas price to save gas, such as 0.1 gwei in advanced settings. Do not do this on mainnet.

  3. Confirm the transaction. After creation is complete, the page automatically redirects to the console. The left side of the console shows token information and tokenomics, while the right side is the control panel where you can renounce ownership, adjust tax rates, and perform other operations.

    If you close the page and want to enter the console again, go to the Create Token page and click Enter Console in the upper-left corner. You will see all tokens you created. Click the corresponding token to enter its console.

4. Add Liquidity #

  1. In this example, the pool token selected during token creation is ETH, and the exchange is Uniswap. Open Uniswap at https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap. Because MetaMask is connected to Goerli, Uniswap will switch to the corresponding testnet context automatically.

    Because the token has tax, it needs to be added to a Uniswap V2 pool.

  2. Click Add Liquidity and add liquidity for the token you just created. The pool token is ETH.

    Click Approve and Supply to complete the liquidity addition.

The first liquidity addition sets the initial price. For example, if you add 0.0001 ETH and 100000000000 test tokens into the pool, the price of one test token is 0.0001 / 100000000000 ETH.

5. Open Trading #

Normally, after liquidity is added, the token can trade on the Swap. However, in this example, Manual Open Trading was enabled during token creation, so you need to return to the console and manually click Open Trading on the right side.

The benefit of Manual Open Trading is that you can calculate the price in advance, add liquidity, and open trading with one click at launch. If you created a presale for the token, you can first finalize the presale and let users claim their tokens, then manually open trading. Otherwise, the token may become freely tradable immediately when the presale is finalized.

After opening trading, return to Uniswap and the token can trade normally.

6. Other Settings #

In addition to manual trading open, Fatsale provides Liquidity Settings, Tax Settings, Ownership Settings, and other configuration panels.

All token contracts used by Fatsale have passed audits, contain no hidden backdoors, meet the Safu standard, and cannot become honeypot contracts. Fatsale will continue cooperating with more token-checking tools to provide more accurate query results.