I’m working on launching a meme coin but with a real ERC-20/BEP-20 token behind it. I’ve already got branding, a logo, and the name locked in, and I’m now trying to decide how to handle the token creation.
I know platforms like PinkSale, CoinTool, and DxMint offer fast no-code solutions to launch a token with liquidity locks, presales, etc. But I’m wondering if it’s better long-term to write the smart contract from scratch using something like OpenZeppelin on Remix.
What I’m trying to figure out:
> Is there more trust/credibility in coding it myself vs. using a platform?
> Do these platforms often include unnecessary fees, hidden risks, or lock me into certain limitations?
> Will writing my own contract give me more flexibility down the road (e.g., for staking, burning, airdrops, etc.)?
> Are there security red flags when using token generator tools?
>For a meme coin, does speed-to-launch outweigh full control?
Especially curious if anyone regrets using a generator platform (or regrets not using one).
I know platforms like PinkSale, CoinTool, and DxMint offer fast no-code solutions to launch a token with liquidity locks, presales, etc. But I’m wondering if it’s better long-term to write the smart contract from scratch using something like OpenZeppelin on Remix.
What I’m trying to figure out:
> Is there more trust/credibility in coding it myself vs. using a platform?
> Do these platforms often include unnecessary fees, hidden risks, or lock me into certain limitations?
> Will writing my own contract give me more flexibility down the road (e.g., for staking, burning, airdrops, etc.)?
> Are there security red flags when using token generator tools?
>For a meme coin, does speed-to-launch outweigh full control?
Especially curious if anyone regrets using a generator platform (or regrets not using one).
