Cronos CRC-20

Cronos token tools

Cronos token tools are built for the CRC-20 you launch, not for trading the CRO coin. Creating the token starts at 400 CRO. You can then send it to wallet lists, open its liquidity pool, add or remove liquidity, claim pool fees and change its settings. Your wallet approves each action, and every Tokenry fee and the gas are paid in CRO.

Create a Cronos token

  1. Deploy a plain CRC-20, or add taxes, anti-whale limits, minting or burning.

    Cronos Token Creator
    • CRC-20 with only the features you pick, in one transaction
    • Buy, sell and transfer taxes
    • Anti-whale limits, burnable and mintable supply
    • Ownership stays with your wallet

Use cases

What people launch on Cronos

How it works

How to use Tokenry on Cronos

  1. 1

    Connect your wallet

    MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect, with no account to create.

  2. 2

    Configure and review

    Fill in the details and see any Tokenry fee before you sign.

  3. 3

    Sign in your wallet

    Only your wallet can approve the transaction, and Tokenry never holds your keys.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need CRO to use the Cronos token tools?

Yes. Gas on Cronos is paid in CRO (Cronos docs), and your connected wallet also pays every Tokenry fee in CRO. The Cronos token manager has no Tokenry fee, but each change still needs gas. A wallet that receives ownership of a token also needs a little CRO to pay the gas to accept it.

Is Cronos the same as the CRO coin?

No. Cronos is the chain, an EVM-compatible network that partners with Crypto.com (Cronos network overview), and CRO is its native coin. The Cronos token tools work with CRC-20 tokens on Cronos EVM, chain ID 25.

What does a basic Cronos token launch cost in CRO?

A basic Cronos launch costs 600 CRO in Tokenry fees. That is 400 CRO for a token with no paid features and 200 CRO to open its pool. You also deposit CRO and tokens into the pool and pay gas in CRO for each transaction. Each paid feature adds 100 CRO.

Is it safe to connect my wallet to the Cronos token tools?

The Cronos token tools are non-custodial. Your connected wallet approves each transaction it sends, and Tokenry never holds your keys. The pool creator's optional buys from extra wallets are the one case where you paste private keys. Those buys are signed in your browser, the keys are never sent to Tokenry, and each extra wallet needs its own CRO for gas.

The details

More about Cronos token tools

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CRO cost of the Cronos token creator, multisender and pool creator

Each Cronos launch tool has its own Tokenry fee in CRO, and your wallet also pays gas for each transaction.

To create a token on Cronos, you pay 400 CRO plus 100 CRO for each paid feature you pick, such as tax, anti-whale or mintable. With all 7 paid features, the fee is 1,100 CRO. Features cannot be added after creation.

Opening a VVS Finance v2 or v3 pool costs 200 CRO when you create a liquidity pool on Cronos, and your 2 deposits set the opening price. An optional first buy in the same transaction adds no Tokenry fee.

The Cronos multisender charges 3 CRO per recipient to send CRO or one CRC-20 to a pasted list or an uploaded CSV file. A payout that the recipient or the token refuses is skipped, and its fee is refunded.

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Cronos liquidity and token changes after launch, in CRO

After launch, 3 Cronos tools work on the token's VVS pool, each for a Tokenry fee in CRO.

To add liquidity on Cronos to a VVS v2 pool or a v3 position, the Tokenry fee is 200 CRO.

Withdrawing part or all of your liquidity from a VVS v2 pool or v3 position also costs 200 CRO when you remove liquidity on Cronos. Your share of the pool comes back to your wallet.

Claiming the trading fees a VVS v3 position has earned costs 60 CRO per claim when you claim LP fees on Cronos. Each claim covers 1 position, and the liquidity stays in the pool.

The Cronos token manager has no Tokenry fee, so you pay only gas. It works on tokens made with Tokenry's Cronos token creator. It changes the features they were created with, such as tax, supply, pausing, blacklist and limits, plus ownership.

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Cronos ownership, permanent choices and failed transactions

A token from the Cronos token creator arrives in your wallet with its full supply. Your wallet owns the token from the first block, unless you renounce ownership at creation. Tokenry keeps no access. The pool position also sits in your wallet, as VVS v2 LP tokens or a v3 position NFT, unless you burn it when you open the pool.

Some of these choices are permanent. Renouncing ownership, at creation or later, cannot be undone. Burning the LP tokens or the v3 position is permanent, and that liquidity can never be withdrawn. Removing anti-whale limits cannot be undone either.

A transaction that reverts on Cronos still costs gas in CRO. The pool creator and the add, remove and claim tools warn you before you sign when Tokenry's check expects the transaction to fail.

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Start building on Cronos.

Connect a wallet, fill in a form and sign. There is no sign-up or code, and every Tokenry fee is shown in CRO before your wallet opens.

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