Guides
Start with a Sui wallet and a small SUI balance. Creating a token stands on its own; sending it needs a recipient list, and trading it starts with a liquidity pool. These guides cover the steps, current fees and limits together.
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Create a token on Sui in your browser: set the name, symbol, decimals and supply, upload a logo, then sign. The current service fee is 10 SUI plus gas.
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Airdrop SUI or any SUI token to up to 200 addresses in one transaction. Import a CSV or spreadsheet, review the list, sign once and retry failed rows.
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Create a Cetus pool for a SUI token, add liquidity or withdraw a position. Learn how the opening price, range, fees and impermanent loss work.
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Generate up to 500 SUI wallets locally in your browser and export the addresses and Base64 private keys to Excel. Learn how to store the file safely.
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Update a SUI token logo and description, mint or burn supply and understand TreasuryCap, blacklist and permission changes before you sign.
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Set up a SUI multi-wallet trading bot with selected wallets, a price band, trade size, interval and slippage. Learn the fees, browser limits and risks.
SUI is the native coin and MIST is its smallest unit. One SUI equals one billion MIST.
The full on-chain identifier for a token in the form package::module::type. It is safer than a ticker.
The capability usually required to mint, burn or update a token’s metadata.
The capability that lets an issuer freeze and unfreeze addresses. It must be enabled at launch.
The DEX used by this tool to create and manage SUI liquidity positions.
Your share of a liquidity pool. Its value changes with the pool’s price and the fees it earns.