Cronos Token Creator: Create a Token on Cronos and Pick Its Rules

Tokenry fee and gas for a new Cronos token

A Cronos token with no paid feature: 400 CRO Tokenry fee.

Each paid feature (Tax, Anti-whale, Mintable, Burnable, Pausable, Blacklist, Votes): 100 CRO Tokenry fee each.

Renounce at creation: no Tokenry fee.

Network gas: varies, paid in CRO to the network, on top of the Tokenry fee.

A token with Tax only costs 500 CRO, and a token with Tax and Anti-whale costs 600 CRO, each plus gas. You pay the fee inside the one deploy transaction. If the deploy fails on-chain, the transaction reverts and Tokenry takes no fee, but the gas for that transaction is spent.

Keep enough CRO in your wallet for the fee and the gas.

Buy and sell tax on Cronos and the VVS Finance V2 pool

A tax token on Cronos charges its buy and sell tax in its V2 pools with CRO, USDC, USDC.e or USDT. A sell routed through another pool into one of them pays the tax too. Trades in V3 pools, such as a VVS V3 pool, pay no tax. The transfer tax applies only to sends between 2 plain wallets, not to or from a contract.

When you open a VVS Finance pool for your token, the pool creator uses V2 for a taxed token.

The tax goes to up to 5 fee wallets, plus optional Burn and Liquidity shares, which must add up to exactly 100%. Fee wallets are paid in the token itself or in WCRO, the wrapped CRO. The fee wallets, their shares and the payout coin cannot be changed after creation.

Anti-whale, mint, pause, blacklist and votes on a Cronos token

Each Cronos token Tokenry creates holds only the code of the features you switch on.

Renounce at creation: the token has no owner from the first block, so nobody can change it. This is permanent, and it cannot be combined with Anti-whale, Mintable, Pausable or Blacklist.

Anti-whale: sets "Max wallet" (default 2%) and "Max per trade" (default 1%), each from 0.5% to 100% of supply. After launch, the owner can only raise or remove the limits.

Mintable: the owner can mint new supply later, up to an optional supply cap that is fixed at creation.

Burnable: holders can burn their own tokens.

Pausable: the owner can pause and unpause every transfer.

Blacklist: the owner can stop chosen wallets from moving tokens, and can remove them later. When you create its pool, a token with Anti-whale or Blacklist can only be paired with CRO.

Votes: the token records voting power on-chain for DAO voting tools such as Snapshot. Holders count once they delegate their votes to themselves or another wallet.

What a Cronos token's owner can still change

As a Cronos token's owner, you use the Token Manager to change your token's settings after launch, such as lowering the tax or raising the limits. The Token Manager charges no Tokenry fee, only gas in CRO.

The tax follows the mode picked at creation. "Can only go down", the default, lets you lower the tax but never raise it. "Changeable" lets you raise or lower it at any time, up to 20%. With Renounce at creation, the tax is fixed permanently.

Source code and factory check for a new Cronos token

A new Cronos token from Tokenry is built on OpenZeppelin's audited library and compiled from its own source. Once the deploy confirms, Tokenry submits that source for verification. If the contract still shows as unverified, message Tokenry on Telegram and the team verifies it for you.

Anyone can check that a token came from Tokenry's factory. The factory contract 0xD1f1DA33b2934981aDe31f6AD525f0D1646114F5 has an isToken function that returns true only for tokens that factory created.

To look up your token, use the Cronos Explorer, which has replaced Cronoscan.