MintRevoke guide

How it works

MintRevoke keeps token creation, market discovery and liquidity management in one interface. Each real transaction has its own Phantom review and wallet approval.

1. Add the token identity

Enter a name, symbol and image, or choose a public market reference. Selecting a reference fills its public name and symbol and, when available, imports its indexed image as the upload starting point. Supply and decimals stay at the MintRevoke defaults until you edit them. Public availability does not grant image or branding rights, so review and replace content unless you have permission to publish it.

2. Set supply and details

The standard launch settings are 1,000,000,000 total tokens and 6 decimals. Both can be changed before creation. The complete initial supply is minted to the connected wallet; adding liquidity later uses only the amount the user chooses.

3. Review and create

Choose whether to revoke Freeze Authority, revoke Mint Authority and make metadata immutable. Checked changes are permanent. MintRevoke's fixed token-creation fee is 0.20 SOL and all three choices are included. Phantom separately shows Solana account rent and network fees before approval.

4. Confirm the result

After Solana confirms the transaction, MintRevoke saves the token in this browser and shows its mint and transaction links. The token also exists independently on-chain. Local MintRevoke history does not sync to another device. Some token metadata may be recovered from public on-chain data, but recovery is not guaranteed and saved-pool history does not sync. Keep mint, pool, LP-mint and transaction identifiers independently.

5. Create a Raydium liquidity pool

Select a created wallet token and choose both deposit amounts. The starting controls suggest 90% of the available token balance and 0.3 SOL, but both remain editable. Their ratio sets the starting market price. MintRevoke adds no pool-creation service fee; Raydium's displayed CPMM estimate is approximately 0.15 SOL, while the liquidity deposit, Solana rent and network fee are separate.

6. Buy, sell and remove liquidity

Saved pools can be refreshed from the configured Solana network, opened on Photon or Raydium, and used for wallet-signed buy or sell swaps after a live quote. A connected wallet can redeem 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the LP tokens it owns. MintRevoke adds no removal fee. Removing liquidity does not take tokens from buyers' wallets, but it can leave too little pool liquidity for them to sell.

7. Read market signals carefully

Meme Radar, Active Movers and New Pools use public Jupiter data and MintRevoke filters. Buys, sells, liquidity, traders and Organic Score describe recent activity, not future performance. Data can be delayed or wrong, and copying a token does not prove ownership, affiliation or a better chance of profit.

8. Understand freeze and thaw

If the connected wallet retained Freeze Authority, MintRevoke may offer Freeze my account or Thaw my account for that wallet's own associated token account only. It cannot target another holder or globally pause a Raydium pool.

9. Use responsibly

Do not use MintRevoke for fraud, deceptive promotion, impersonation, market manipulation or unlawful activity. Token creation, trading and liquidity changes can cause losses and may create regulatory, tax and disclosure obligations.