# Generating a token

## Tutorial

To create a token on Thunerhood, please follow these steps: 

**Step 1**: Go to [Thunderhood](https://testnet.thunderhood.com/home)

**Step 2**: Click "**Deploy token**" or "**Launch**" to go directly to the generation page

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**Step 3:** Fill out the information below:

* 1: Token Name: The token name will be used to display the token on the UI
* 2: Token Symbol: It'll be used to identify the token and to create an Account ID for the token

  *Notice: if the ticker has been generated, you cannot choose the same one.*&#x20;
* 3: Total Supply: This is the total number of tokens to mint.
* 4: Total Capital: USDC deployed to LP

  *For example: if you deploy 100 $USDC into the LP with 100 generated tokens, your token's market cap will be 1$ and the LP will be $200.*&#x20;
* 5: Token icon: The icon will be used to display on the UI

  *Notice: This icon is the logo of your launched token and cannot be changed.*
* 6 Social Media (optional): The account of twitter.
* *Notice: You can explore advance feature with Sell Tax, Vesting, Airdrop and more...*

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**Step 4:** Click "**Create Token**" then sign all the transactions to create

## Where your token appears&#x20;

Go to the "**COINS**" Page to explore your generated coins:&#x20;

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