> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://hello-fun-1.gitbook.io/hello.fun-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://hello-fun-1.gitbook.io/hello.fun-docs/launching-a-token/create-a-token.md). # Create a Token Hello.Fun gives creators a direct path from an idea to a live token market. The launch process brings token creation, market creation and bonding curve trading together in a single flow. HELLO Pilot adds AI assistance to the creation experience, helping creators move from an idea toward a structured launch while keeping the creator in control of the final configuration and launch transaction. ### Before You Start To create a token on Hello.Fun, you need a compatible wallet connected to Robinhood Chain. Your wallet is used to sign the launch transaction and remains in your control throughout the process. Hello.Fun does not require a separate account to create a token. ### The Launch Process Creating a token follows a simple flow. ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Connect Wallet"] --> B["Build Your Launch"] B --> C["Choose Pair"] C --> D["Enter Token Details"] D --> E["Set Creator Fee"] E --> F["Review Launch"] F --> G["Sign Transaction"] G --> H["Token Goes Live"] ``` Creators can build their launch directly through the standard creation flow or use HELLO Pilot for AI assistance during the creation process. In either case, the creator reviews the final launch configuration and signs the transaction from their own wallet. ### 1. Connect Your Wallet Connect your wallet to Hello.Fun. Hello.Fun operates on Robinhood Chain. If your wallet is connected to another network, you will be prompted to switch to Robinhood Chain before continuing. All blockchain transactions are signed directly through your wallet. ### 2. Build Your Launch Creators can begin with the standard creation flow or use **HELLO Pilot** as part of the launch experience. HELLO Pilot is the AI launch assistant within Hello.Fun, designed to help creators move from an idea toward a more structured token launch. Pilot adds an intelligence layer to the creation process while leaving the final launch decisions with the creator. The launch itself continues through the same Hello.Fun market infrastructure and is ultimately confirmed through the creator's wallet. ### 3. Choose Your Pair Every Hello.Fun launch begins with a pairing asset. The pairing asset determines what your token initially trades against and becomes part of the structure of its market. ETH is currently the live pairing asset available for new launches. Hello.Fun is designed to support additional approved pairing assets as the ecosystem expands. ### 4. Enter Your Token Details Next, define the identity of your token. You can provide: * Token name * Token symbol * Description * Token image * Optional website * Optional X profile * Optional Telegram community Review this information carefully before launching. Token metadata is written into the token at launch and cannot be changed afterward. ### 5. Set Your Creator Fee Creators can select a creator fee within the range supported by Hello.Fun. The creator fee allows the creator to earn from trading activity associated with their launch. Once the token is launched, the selected creator fee is fixed for that launch and cannot be increased later. Creator fees can accrue during bonding curve trading and continue after graduation through the Uniswap v4 market. ### 6. Review Your Launch Before signing the transaction, review the complete launch configuration. Check: * Token name * Token symbol * Description * Image * Social links * Pairing asset * Creator fee Pay particular attention to the token information and metadata. Once the launch is completed, the token contract and its metadata cannot simply be edited like a normal website profile. Whether the launch was built manually or with assistance from HELLO Pilot, the creator remains responsible for reviewing the final configuration before submitting the transaction. ### 7. Sign the Launch When everything is correct, submit the launch from your wallet. The launch is executed through Hello.Fun smart contracts on Robinhood Chain. Your wallet will display the transaction for approval before anything is submitted onchain. Hello.Fun does not sign the transaction on your behalf. ### 8. Your Token Goes Live Once the launch transaction completes, the token and its bonding curve are created. The complete fixed token supply is placed into the bonding curve and the market becomes available for trading. There is no separate process required to activate the token market. ```mermaid flowchart TD A["Launch Transaction Confirmed"] --> B["Token Created"] A --> C["Bonding Curve Created"] B --> D["Fixed Supply Created"] D --> E["Supply Moves to Bonding Curve"] C --> F["Market Opens"] E --> F F --> G["Trading Begins"] ``` ### What Gets Created Every Hello.Fun launch creates two core contracts for the new market. #### Token Contract The token contract represents the token itself. Every Hello.Fun launch token has: * A fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens * 18 decimals * No additional mint function * No blacklist function * No transfer freeze * No token owner with privileged control #### Bonding Curve Contract The bonding curve provides the token's initial market. It holds the token supply and manages buying and selling before graduation. Trading through this market also builds the reserves that are later used to create liquidity when the token graduates. ### Deployment Fee Hello.Fun does not charge a platform Deployment Fee for creating a token. Your wallet will still require ETH for the blockchain gas required to execute the launch transaction. Network gas is separate from Hello.Fun trading fees. ### After Launch Once your token is live, users can begin trading it through the bonding curve. From there, the launch begins progressing toward graduation. ```mermaid flowchart LR A["Token Live"] --> B["Bonding Curve Trading"] B --> C["Market Progress"] C --> D["Graduation"] D --> E["Uniswap v4 Market"] ``` Launching the token is only the beginning. The next stage is building its market. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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