Getting started
One transaction takes you from an idea to a live market: token deployed, full supply in the pool, first trade executed, rules frozen. Quick launch does it with zero decisions. Advanced mode gives you the deepest launch toolkit on any platform.
Pick a chain, a name, a ticker, and a picture. That is the whole form. Diggers runs the same contracts on Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, and Stable, so you launch wherever your community lives. Quick launch uses battle-tested defaults for everything else, a flat 1% fee and a 50/50 burn-to-pot split, and ships your coin born renounced: no owner keys, no config to worry about, nothing for the community to second-guess. It is the fastest honest launch in crypto.
| Decision | Quick launch | Advanced |
|---|---|---|
| Pool fee | flat 1% | flat 1%, always |
| Burn vs Daily Contest split | 50 / 50 | 0% to 100% burn |
| Creator reward table | just you | up to 10 wallets, custom shares |
| Buyback and burn | ✕ | optional fee redirect |
| Initial buy | optional | solo or split across 10 wallets |
| Vesting locks | ✕ | tranche schedules |
| Ownership | renounced at birth | keep, transfer or renounce |
The fee is a flat 1% on every coin, no choice to make and no surprise later. What you shape is where it lands: 70% of the fee's ETH side flows to your reward table across up to ten wallets, and the token side splits between the burn and the Daily Contest Pot however you set it. You can redirect part of your own slice into a buyback and burn. The initial buy can distribute to your whole team in one shot, with vesting locks the whole world can verify on-chain.
Names on Diggers are not decoration, they are an on-chain asset. The registry is case-insensitive, and many coins can share a name at once, until one earns the right to lock it. Reach Blue chip and your coin locks its name and ticker for as long as it stays blue, the rarest flex on the platform. There are no paid reservations to buy and no squatting. Tickers are 1 to 10 characters, letters and numbers. Names go up to 32 with single spaces. Choose something worth defending.
One transaction: gas plus a small creation buy (0.001 ETH, or $1 on Stable) that becomes your coin's first trade on the chart. Any bigger initial buy is optional and goes straight into the pool like a normal swap.
The name, ticker and image; how your 70% share of the ETH fees splits across up to ten wallets; how much of the token fee side burns versus feeds the Daily Contest Pot; whether a slice of your creator fees funds an ongoing buyback; and optionally an initial buy, split across up to ten wallets with vesting locks. The pool fee is always a flat 1% — there is no fee to pick.
The core is frozen at birth: supply, the 1% pool fee, the fee split table and liquidity can never change. The creator keeps two small keys — the burn/pot split and reward recipient rotation — and can renounce them at any time. Quick launch renounces everything at creation.
The one-tap path: name, ticker, picture, confirm. It uses default settings (flat 1% fee, a 50/50 burn-versus-pot split) and renounces ownership at creation, so the coin is born with zero admin keys.
No. The entire 1 billion supply is seeded into the coin's Uniswap V3 pool automatically at launch. You never touch LP tokens, and neither you nor anyone else can ever withdraw that liquidity.