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Create Blast Token




Connect to the chosen blockchain.
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Choose a great name for your token.
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Choose a great symbol for your token.
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Smart contract name is being derived from your token name and visible after verification. If you are not sure, we recommend keeping the default value.
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Choose how many tokens you want to create.

Tokens

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If the Mintable feature is enabled, the owner will be able to mint new tokens until the total supply reaches the maximum supply.
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Choose how many decimal places your tokens can be divided to. If you are not sure, we recommend leaving it at 18.
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Instead of your wallet, enter a different address to receive the initial supply of tokens.
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Instead of your wallet, enter a different address that will have ownership of the token after it is created.
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How to create a Blast token?

Blast launched on a single thesis: idle capital should earn yield by default. ETH on Blast auto-rebases via Lido staking, stablecoins earn T-Bill yields through MakerDAO integration, and none of this requires users to interact with a separate staking contract - the yield is baked into the protocol layer. This is the only L2 with this property, which is genuinely useful for some projects and irrelevant for others. Worth understanding which case you're in before deploying here.

Does your token actually earn yield?

This is the question every Blast deployment should answer first, because the answer is "no" in the literal sense. Native yield applies to ETH and stablecoin balances - your custom ERC-20 doesn't rebase on its own. What does happen: ETH or stablecoin liquidity paired with your token in a DEX pool can earn the rebase yield, depending on whether the DEX's contracts are written to redirect yield to LPs (some are, some aren't). Concretely: if your token is treasury-heavy, holds significant stablecoin reserves, or runs DeFi infrastructure, Blast's economics work in your favor. If your token is purely a transferable asset, the yield narrative doesn't apply directly.

Deploying on Blast

Standard 20lab flow - connect wallet, switch to chain ID 81457, configure your token's basics, pick optional features, deploy. Gas cost is a few cents to under a dollar in ETH. Your Blast token goes live in about 2 seconds.

Want to Generate Specific Token?

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Blast usually costs a few cents to under a dollar in ETH for deployment, plus a 20lab service fee shown on the summary.

The yield applies to ETH and stablecoins held by smart contracts and EOAs on Blast - your custom ERC-20 doesn't automatically rebase. However, any ETH or stablecoin liquidity paired with your token in a DEX pool may earn the native rebase yield, depending on how that DEX's contracts handle yield-bearing assets. Some DEXes on Blast are explicitly built to redirect rebase yield to LPs.

Native yield means yield is built into the protocol layer rather than requiring users to interact with a separate staking contract. Under the hood, ETH on Blast is automatically deposited into Lido for staking yield, and stablecoins are deposited into MakerDAO's T-Bill protocol. Users see this as their balances increasing over time without any action required - the yield generation happens transparently at the chain level.

The original Blast Points program ended with the BLAST token airdrop in mid-2024. Some dApps on Blast still run their own points programs (Blast Gold, project-specific points), but the chain-level points farming that drove the launch period is over. For new tokens deploying now, Blast operates as a regular yield-bearing L2 - the points narrative is no longer the primary draw.

Uniswap and DYORswap are Blast's best DEXes. Create a pair with Blast add liquidity tool, verify source code of your token on BlastScan and submit to CoinGecko, and CoinMarketCap.