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# Token Launch Guide

#### Step-by-Step Twitter Launch

**1. Prepare Your Launch**

**Token Name Guidelines:**

* Be creative and memorable
* Avoid copyrighted names
* Check for existing tokens
* Consider your target audience

**Best Practices:**

* Launch during peak hours
* Prepare marketing materials
* Alert your community beforehand
* Have a clear tokenomics plan

**2. Format Your Tweet**

```
@launchium Token-Name + $TICKER
```

**3. AI Validation Process**

Our dual AI system (Anthropic Claude + GPT-4) checks for:

* Proper formatting
* Account eligibility
* Unique ticker symbol
* Non-spam content
* Community safety

**4. Post-Launch Actions**

Once your token is created:

1. **Immediate Actions**
   * Save your token contract address
   * Share the confirmation tweet
   * Update your profile with token info
2. **Marketing Setup**
   * Create a Telegram/Discord group
   * Design token branding
   * Prepare content calendar
   * Engage with early supporters
3. **Liquidity Management**
   * Monitor trading volume
   * Track holder growth
   * Watch for 55K market cap milestone
   * Prepare for AMM migration

#### Advanced Features

**Token Metadata Editing**

After launch, creators can:

* Upload custom logo
* Add website URL
* Link social media channels
* Update token description

Access via: `Dashboard → My Tokens → Edit Metadata`


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