dogstoken provides a presale creation process that is as non-technical as possible for the convenience of the end user. So even if you are new to the crypto market, you can create a presale with dogstoken and raise funds for your token projects.

Create your first token sales now by following the steps below.

First you need to choose which blockchain network you want to create on-sales on. Of course, for this you need to know on which network you created your token. Choose whichever network your token is on for the on sale. In this example, we will work with EVM (Sepolia Testnet).

Each token you create has a unique smart contract address. For example, you can find this in MetaMask as shown in the image below. Copy it and enter it in the token contract address field in the presale creation process.

Enter the correct token contract address and you will see your token information on the right side. If you enter an incorrect address (e.g. a wallet address instead of a contract address or a non-existent address) you will get an error and you will not be able to continue.

What you can do here is actually very simple, there are already detailed explanations and dynamic demonstrations available. For example, in the image below, we aim to collect a total of 20 ETH. For 1 ETH we will distribute 2000 EMTK tokens. Also, a person can buy tokens with a maximum of 0.5 ETH and a minimum of 0.1 ETH.

Start time and end time are actually quite clear and obvious. One is the start date of the presale and the other is the end date.

So what is an ‘instant transfer’? This is actually quite simple too. If the instant transfer is active, as soon as a trader buys your tokens, the tokens will be automatically transferred to the buyer’s wallet. If instant transfer is turned off, i.e. in claim mode, the trader will be able to buy your token when the presale starts. However, they will not be able to own your token until the presale ends. Once the presale is over, they will be able to automatically transfer their tokens to their wallets via the ‘claim tokens’ button on the same pre-sale page.

To create a presale you need to have MetaMask on EVM networks, Phantom on Solana and TronLink on Tron. You will already see which wallet you need to have on the link button.

If you are connecting for the first time, you will need to authorize the app on all wallets.

Since EVM Networks do not support 2 TXs at the same time, they are processed sequentially. Therefore, in order for the tokens to be used by the contract, you must ‘approve’ the total number of tokens you will sell. This may not be necessary on networks that support multiple TXs at the same time, for example Solana.

Each network has a certain commission rate. You can create a presale by paying this. In the picture below you can see the 0.1 Native Coin pricing for EVM networks when you want to create a presale.

Yes, that’s the whole step. As you can see, it’s very easy to create a presale with dogstoken.

In the example above we have used EVM (Sepolia Testnet), but the whole process is the same for other networks. Only some things may be different in the wallet interface that you will use in the respective adga. We think you will be able to understand these and create the presales.

With TokenICO 2.0.0 it is now possible to create AirDrop (bulk transfer). In the following steps we will again use EVM (Sepolia Testnet) as an example, but you can apply the same steps for other networks.

First select which network you want to AirDrop to.

Here you can upload addresses in the form of sample CSV files if you wish. Or, if there are not many addresses, you can enter them manually.

If you notice in the previous image, there is only one amount field. In the following picture, a different amount value is set for each address.

First we ‘approve’ the transfer permission of the tokens.

In the picture below you can see that a total of 30 tokens will be transferred and of course 0.05 is our commission fee.

AirDrop is created. Example TX: https://sepolia.etherscan.io/tx/0x031ed2129c33d5acdd911ddd0789945f3623ee9968e6645d80eb746c2bf639f7

Example CSV Files

96B >> Example 2 – Wallets with Amounts.csv

86B >> Example 1 – Only Wallets.csv