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Introducing Euclid Launch: From Idea to Token in Under a Minute

4 min readJul 24, 2025

Tokens should be easy. So we made them easy.

Let’s be real for a second. Launching a token is supposed to be the start of something exciting, a new project, a new economy, a new meme (if that’s your thing), but most of the time, it feels more like assembling IKEA furniture blindfolded. You’ve got to write contracts, worry about audits, chase someone to help you form a pool, and then pray your token actually shows up on a swap interface before the hype dies down.

So we built something better.

Euclid Launch is here, and it’s exactly what it sounds like: the fastest way to go from idea to live, tradable token on any supported chain, without losing your mind in the process.

From Zero to Token in Under a Minute

With Euclid Launch, there’s no gatekeeping, no pitch deck required, and no need to beg your dev friend to “just tweak the decimals real quick.” You pick a name, drop in a symbol, set the supply, and click Launch. That’s it. Behind the scenes, we handle the rest, deploying the smart contract for your new ERC20 token on whatever chain you choose.

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But Wait, There’s Liquidity

Creating a token is cute, but if no one can trade it, what’s the point? That’s why Euclid Launch lets you instantly pair your token with any asset supported by the Euclid ecosystem. You choose the second token, set how much of each you want to add, and boom, your pool is live. People can now swap your token on Euclid Swap right away.

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There’s no need to jump through 3 different tools, fill out some weird JSON file, or open 10 tabs trying to remember how to set up a liquidity pool. We made it all happen in one place, because you’ve got better things to do than wrestle with UI.

Add Some Street Cred (Optional, But Recommended)

So, your token is officially on-chain, congrats! But before jumping straight into pool creation, you’ll see one last screen asking if you want to add some extras. Totally optional, but very useful if you’re trying to make your token look like more than a weekend experiment.

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This is where you can throw in things like a logo, website, socials, a short description, basically the digital résumé for your token. It gives users something to trust and connect with, and it makes your token look way more legit when folks come across it on Euclid Swap.

Dive Into the Pool Party

Once your token is live and your pool is created, you’re not swimming alone. Head over to the Explore Pools page and you’ll find an entire gallery of liquidity pools launched by other users, everything from memes to serious DeFi contenders.

It’s like walking into a live market of tokens, each paired and ready to trade. You can browse, filter by verified pools, and get a feel for what others are building. Some are testing the waters, others are launching full-on projects, and if you’re lucky, you might stumble on the next big thing before anyone else does.

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It’s also a great place to see how your pool stands out, spot trends in naming or pair choices, or just admire how creative (and chaotic) the on-chain world can be.

Made for Creators, Degens, Builders, and Everyone in Between

Whether you’re launching a governance token for your protocol, spinning up something fun for your community, or testing a new token model, Euclid Launch is here for it. No code, no gatekeepers, no nonsense.

And because it runs on Neuron — Euclid’s Liquidity Consensus Layer — everything is fast, final, and frictionless. Pools settle across chains in seconds, swaps are buttery smooth, and your token goes from “idea” to “live market” before your coffee gets cold.

Ready to go? Head to Euclid Launch, give your project a name, and launch your token. We’ll meet you on the other side.

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