Security & Best Practices
Security
Security is paramount in crypto. Follow these best practices to protect your tokens and build trust with your community.
Wallet security
Use a hardware wallet (Ledger, Trezor) for large holdings and token authority
Never share your seed phrase or private keys with anyone
Use separate wallets for different purposes (trading, holding, development)
Enable 2FA on all exchange and wallet accounts
Token security
Lock your liquidity to prevent rug pulls and build community trust
Verify all transaction details before signing
Test with small amounts before making large transactions
Keep your token authority wallet secure and backed up
Community trust
Be transparent about your project’s goals and roadmap
Communicate regularly with your community
Deliver on promises and maintain realistic expectations
Consider doxxing (revealing identity) for serious projects
Never click suspicious links, connect your wallet to unknown sites, or share sensitive information. Always verify URLs and contract addresses before interacting.
Best practices
Tokenomics
Keep tax rates reasonable (3–5% recommended)
Balance dev and holder rewards fairly
Consider implementing token burns
Plan your supply carefully
Community
Be transparent about your project
Engage regularly with holders
Deliver on your roadmap promises
Build a strong social media presence
Marketing
Create compelling token branding
Share your token on social media
Engage with the Solana community
Consider partnerships and collaborations
Growth
Monitor your token’s performance regularly
Adjust distribution settings based on feedback
Consider featured placement for visibility
Build utility and use cases for your token
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