Creator
Creator does one thing: it creates tokens. A name, a symbol, and your token is live on-chain — everything else comes afterwards, somewhere else.
Chapter Overview
Creator is UNIT's token creation layer. It answers one question — how do I create a token? — and when the token exists, its work is done.
It deliberately does not answer how do I manage a token? That belongs to Economies, and the hand-off is visible in the product: selecting any token in your Creator portfolio takes you straight to its economy workspace.
The two-stage idea
- First, create the token
- Two fields — name and symbol. No supply, no treasury, no governance. The screen is explicit that none of it is required yet.
- Then, build its economy
- Identity and branding, tokenomics and reserves, sales, and a simulator to model it — all in the token's economy workspace.
That split is why creating a token takes seconds while building an economy takes as long as it takes. It also explains a number you will see on the portfolio: tokens created is usually higher than economies created.
Screens in This Chapter
| Screen | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Creator Portfolio | See every token you have created, and open one to work on it |
| Create a Token | Create a new token from a name and a symbol |
Common Workflows
Create your first token
Open Creator, select Create New Token, enter a name and a symbol, and sign. Your token is on-chain and appears in your portfolio with its own asset number.
Shape a token you have created
Find it in your portfolio and select its card. Its economy workspace opens, with Identity, Tokenomics & Reserves, Sales and Simulator — see Economies.
Check how far along your projects are
The four figures on the portfolio — tokens created, economies created, in progress, live economies — are the quickest read on where your work stands.