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Every launch needs a token. You can either make a new one with the built-in Token Maker, or use one you already own by pasting its address.

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Making a new token

The Token Maker lives at App → Create Token. It uses ready-made, safety-checked token designs. Making a token is free — you only pay the normal network gas fee.
1

Pick a design

  • Standard Tax — a clean token with buy/sell taxes and trading limits. Fits most launches.
  • Phase Tax — the same, but it starts with a high tax that drops on its own after a few blocks. This makes it pointless for snipers to buy early.
2

Choose your settings

  • Name, symbol, and total supply
  • Buy and sell tax (both together can’t go over 25% — the token itself enforces this)
  • The most one wallet can hold or buy at once (as a % of supply)
  • Phase Tax only: the starting tax (up to 80%) and how many blocks until it drops
3

Check the built-in protections

Both designs come with safety rules locked in: no way to secretly create more tokens, no way to block or seize anyone’s tokens, and limits that can’t be raised later. Tax earnings always go to you — even after you give up ownership.
4

Deploy in private

On mainnet, your token is created through a private lane (Flashbots Protect), so bots can’t get in the way before it’s done.
5

Verify on Etherscan (optional)

One click publishes your token’s code so anyone can read it on the block explorer. Buyers and tools trust verified tokens more.

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Handy extras

  • Custom address — grind out a token address that starts or ends with letters you choose, right in your browser
  • Copy an existing token — paste another token’s address to use its details as a starting point
You can make a token on Ethereum mainnet and the free practice networks (Sepolia, Hoodi, Sandbox). Base, BNB Chain, and Robinhood Chain are coming soon.

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Using a token you already own

Already have one? In the launch setup, paste its address and BundleZeus will:
  1. Fill in the token’s name, symbol, and supply for you
  2. Find the button that turns on trading — common names like enableTrading, openTrading, and launch are recognized automatically
  3. Check the token for honeypot traps and risky owner powers
  4. Spot any trading limits or high starting taxes and adjust the launch to handle them
You need to control the token’s owner wallet to turn on trading. BundleZeus asks for the owner key inside your browser only — it’s used there to sign and is never sent to any server.

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Next step

Make and fund your wallets

Set up your buyer wallets and get ETH into them — openly or in stealth.