Create Your Own Token - Ethereum Smart Contract Development in Solidity

[@JinskuKripta]

When you'll release the 3rd part of the kernel? It's a great serie.

[@CodePulse]

In a couple months hopefully

[@geetanshgautam]

@@CodePulse what will it be about, if you don't mind me asking.

[@prabhatchanchal]

@@CodePulse please do it ASAP. That series is best on internet...

[@thatgurkangurk]

@@CodePulse YES MOREEE ( I'm bACKCkCkCk )

[@Mikee660]

@@CodePulse hello let's say i need help i want to make 50 million tokens how much money will it cost me Or can I regret later and delete all of these tokens Let's say I created these tokens, I have 50 million of them and I want to release only 40 million of them. Can I and finally when I release it I can adjust the price and after I set it, will everyone buy or sell at that price or will the price increase over time.

[@letshangthegame7627]

I love your videos and I love to see some awesome video about creating own visual programming for scratch.

[@-sarangpark5750]

If you do continue the OS series, can you do a tutorial on installing python or C on it?

[@CodePulse]

I don't know if I'll be able to get python running on it, but hopefully C. When you mean install C on it, do you mean the C compiler? That would also be a difficult task.

[@triunduo4410]

i like this guy so far

[@ArcticSilverFox1]

What is the use-case of having your own token? How is it different from just watching someone's bitcoin/Ethereum wallet to see if a deposit has been made?

[@CodePulse]

See this other comment I made: imgur.com/3AIN0Z6 You need to add a custom use case to your token to make it valuable, in the same way that you need to come up with a creative idea when starting a business.

[@ArcticSilverFox1]

@@CodePulse Thanks!

[@Amteth]

Can you make a complete tutorial on how to build a complete erc 20 tokens with all functions such as burn, tax on buy and sell, and how to secure the contract including how to list the token on uniswap, adding LP etc. Thanks

[@CompactStar]

Request: Create a new version of your programming language/math interpreter series.

[@CodePulse]

Sorry probably not (at least for the foreseeable future)

[@MorisanAV]

I was hoping you'd follow the ERC20 spec lol Great video nonetheless!

[@CodePulse]

I wanted to keep things as simple as possible in this video for new developers. I'll make a tutorial for ERC20 at some point.

[@Silvertestrun]

Ty

[@pranaypallavtripathi2460]

More videos on these topics please

[@CodePulse]

Coming soon :)

[@Zilverbacks]

please can you do a video on dapps for THETA, considering its EVM compatible with Solidity

[@youngdali8513]

Pure gold

[@asapkode9202]

Can you finish the "create your own os" series?

[@CodePulse]

I'm working on it

[@asapkode9202]

@@CodePulse your channel is a goldmine. Thx for all you do

[@Mikee660]

let's say i need help i want to make 50 million tokens how much money will it cost me Or can I regret later and delete all of these tokens Let's say I created these tokens, I have 50 million of them and I want to release only 40 million of them. Can I and finally when I release it I can adjust the price and after I set it, will everyone buy or sell at that price or will the price increase over time.

[@CodePulse]

@@Mikee660 The price of a token depends on its value. For example starbucks might give out "coffee voucher" tokens promising to exchange them for a cup of coffee, therefore they have value. If you give yourself all the initial tokens, you can control how many to release to the public. The more tokens you hold, the more influence you'll have on the price. However, if you sell for too high of a price, no one will buy the tokens.

[@abkwldusman5093]

I want to know how to create my own token from scratch to adding liguidity, listing in exchange, list price tracker like coingecko and so on sir

[@richardhumphrys7907]

Is it possible to create a contract and then have these new unique tokens put onto a hardware wallet key ?

[@CodePulse]

Yes. Your hardware wallet should have an address. All you have to do is send the tokens to that address. (You must deploy the contract first, which I didn't cover in this video.).

[@mohithmk4196]

Request: Can you do a remake of the programming language series? If you do plan to, can it be in python? Love ur videos

[@CodePulse]

Probably not, at least not for a while

[@mohithmk4196]

ok no problem

[@kingundead4310]

Can you teach us how to make your own Cryptocurrency?

[@CodePulse]

What I have shown in this video could be considered a "cryptocurrency". Perhaps you want to learn how to create your own blockchain on which your cryptocurrency runs?

[@kingundead4310]

@@CodePulse Yes... I tried to do that in python already. It was going well until I got to the P2P networking stuff.

[@kingundead4310]

If you can do a tutorial on that... That would be amazing. Also this code looks a lot like code from a Microsoft repo on GitHub.

[@CodePulse]

@@kingundead4310 I might try that some day. It's a lot of work to make a blockchain though.

[@kingundead4310]

@@CodePulse I’ve mad one before so I know where your coming from.

[@chriscooper339]

Any tips on where to go from here?

[@CodePulse]

You could learn about ERC20 tokens, maybe find a tutorial on how to create one.

[@robertandrebeccahenley3836]

How Do You Pair Your Token Or Set Begining Value?

[@CodePulse]

A token can only have value if you give it value. However, if you control all the tokens in circulation you can control it's initial price. You can sell your token at any price you wish. This is called an ICO (initial coin offering). However people will only buy at that price if they believe the token has sufficient value. Once tokens are in circulation the price can drop below the initial price based on market supply/demand.

[@shauryapuri4246]

Please more vedios most likely 3rd part of operating system.

[@CodePulse]

That will be in July if everything goes to plan.

[@arthur6999]

language in cpp soon?

[@CodePulse]

What do you mean?

[@Librax1110]

@@CodePulse probably a c++ tutorial

[@GrittyMaholmes]

i am still waiting for the Operating Systems third part to come

[@jonathancooper1653]

Very cool!

[@ekenedilichukwu3179]

perfect!

[@Mikee660]

let's say i need help i want to make 50 million tokens how much money will it cost me Or can I regret later and delete all of these tokens Let's say I created these tokens, I have 50 million of them and I want to release only 40 million of them. Can I and finally when I release it I can adjust the price and after I set it, will everyone buy or sell at that price or will the price increase over time.

[@CodePulse]

All tokens are free to create and don't have value unless you give them value. For example, if you print Monopoly money, you're probably not going to get anyone to buy them off you. The price is naturally determined by the supply/demand for your token, but the demand only comes if your token has value. If your token doesn't really have any value, you can still choose to sell it for more than it's worth. But chances are no one will buy it off of you. Your token could act as a sort of collectible. For example, you might create a token for a KZbin channel, and your subscribers might be interested in buying it to support you. The tokens acts like a proof of donation that one can boast to their friends about. People holding your token could have power to vote on changes to your smart contract that would benefit the token holders. This is common with DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organisations), which behave like virtual decentralized companies. You could also decide to give token holders shares of profits that your smart contract makes. To do this though, your smart contract has to actually make profits or create value. This is out of scope for this comment. As an example, people holding the UNI token get a small percentage of profits from transaction fees on the Uniswap exchange. I hope this gives you a good understanding on how a certain price would come about for your token. If you think of a token like a share in a business, these tokens will only increase in value if the business if making profits or has speculative potential to make profits.

[@norb3695]

When I was this early I was watching the Apollo missions in the womb, and Im 12 years old.

[@santeripit7740]

New video on OS series pls

[@CodePulse]

Coming in July if all goes to plan.

[@slendi9623]

You should make a Discord server

[@CodePulse]

I do have a Discord server for Patreon supporters. Oh hey, is this the same slendi I remember from a long time ago?

[@YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO]

How old are you?

[@CodePulse]

18

[@hdfsyu]

why r u not online u have been offline for a long time!

[@CodePulse]

Been busy.

[@hdfsyu]

@@CodePulse oh so after a few months u will release the 3rd part of the kernel/os series... Probably september

[@Iamghostbear]

when I do this it shows your address.. how? shouldn't it show my address as the minter lol

[@Iamghostbear]

it shows the same address in my accounts tab as yours... am i missing something here? im confused lol first coding experience

[@CodePulse]

The remix website probably gives everyone the same address. This is only a testing address. If you deploy a real version of the contract (which I will make a video on how to do soon), you'll be able to use your own address.

[@pankajjoshi8292]

Can u help my project Hi Folks ! In remix id . In remix id , I have an issue can anyone help me. How to transfer ether from one account to another account / smart contract as parameter of a function without using Value Textbox in remix id. Example Function donate(uint eth) public payable { msg.sender.balance -= eth; // balance gets deducted from account } I do not want to use value button in remix ide , because we all have to make frontend later and ether amount must be passed a parameter of any function . I am currently stuck here After this project is completed I will post it back for others to learn and integrate solidity frontend truffle and ganache. Thankx mates