Which token should I create?
Both are made from the same independently audited recipe. The second one adds a built-in voting system. That's the only difference.
Type 1
A real, standard token. Supply fixed forever, code frozen forever, works in every wallet from the first second.
Choose this if you want the simplest possible token — a community coin, a fun token, a project token where decisions happen in your Discord rather than on the blockchain.
Type 2
Everything the Basic token is, plus a built-in community voting system — proposals, balance-weighted votes, results recorded forever.
Choose this if your project makes community decisions and you want them recorded somewhere nobody can fake, delete, or dispute.
Votes are a voice, not a lever.
A vote result changes nothing by itself — because the token's rules are frozen (that's what makes it rug-proof), there is nothing for a vote to change. Think of it as a permanent, tamper-proof community poll: the team can promise to follow the results, and everyone can see forever whether they did.
What votes cannot do: mint tokens, move anyone's money, change fees, or alter the token. That limit is a feature — it's the same freeze that makes the token safe.
Both token types keep this out of the token on purpose, using theLocker (our second product):
| Basic | Governance | |
|---|---|---|
| Real token in any wallet | Yes | Yes |
| Supply fixed forever | Yes | Yes |
| Code frozen forever (no rug) | Yes | Yes |
| Fair launch on the automatic market | Yes | Yes |
| Team tokens via public locked schedule | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in proposals & voting | — | Yes |
| Votes recorded on-chain forever | — | Yes |
| Votes can change the token or move money | — | No — by design |