How to quickly create a project?
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Go to o2.games, click "Connect" in the upper right corner, select your wallet and log in.
"Project" shows all the projects that have been raised on the platform. You can find the "Create a Project" button in the upper right corner and click to start creating your Project.
The first step is to fill in the basic information of the project, including the project name, official website, social media...
You can modify these properties at any time and display them immediately in your project.
You can create tokens and give rewards to the donors of the project, it's not an investment, it's just a proof of donation. You can set token name, token symbol, token amount. The content of the token cannot be changed after creation. Please publish it after you confirm it several times.
Burning tokens :When the token is transferred, it will be deducted according to the proportion, which can be redistributed and cannot be changed after setting.
For example, if the burning ratio is set to 5%, 5% tokens will be deducted for redistribution during token transfer. The address and proportion of allocation can be set according to requirements.
The second step is to set up a fundraising cycle, user can donations to project in this period, you can choose to give away a fixed number of tokens.
If the target is not met, the remaining tokens will not be minted.
If the goal is exceeded, each donor will receive fewer tokens.
The third step is to set the allocation of funds raised in this cycle, configuration lets donors know more about your project plans.
Ratio of Reserving : When the project receives a grant, this percentage of the token is retained and the remaining token is sent to the donor.Reserved tokens can also be allocated in advance.
Finally, please confirm the project fundraising information, which will not be changed after release.
After submission, you can view the progress in the browser. After the successful execution on the chain, you can view the created project in "My Project".