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Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

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Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

Econia Labs has announced a preview of its latest platform, emojicoin.fun, which is now in closed beta.

emojicoin.fun introduces a new form of representation for digital assets through the use of emoji-style token symbols (i.e. emojicoins), while providing a decentralized trading experience for all users.

emojicoin.fun has several unique features including a fair launch of emojicoins, an open source trading platform, and an on-chain chat function for real-time community interaction.

Through emojicoins, users can use emoji symbols as token symbols to generate tokens independently, which breaks away from the convention of traditional letters or numbers and adds more creativity to the world of decentralized finance.

Kiki, co-founder, COO and CCO of Econia Labs, shared some insights on the utility and experience of emojicoin.fun.

Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

emojicoin.fun is simple to use, without the parameters that can overwhelm the user. Here is a preview of how to create an “emoji token”.

  • Step 1: Link your wallet (traditional social media login is also possible).

Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

  • Step 2: On the home page, click “Launch Emojicoin” in the navigation bar.

Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

  • Step 3: Select your emoji or emoji combination.

Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

  • Step 4: Click “Launch Emojicoin” to create it.

Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

  • Step 5: You will be directed to the trading page, where the creator has the first right to buy to prevent sniper bots. Once the creator completes the purchase or after 5 minutes, trading of the token will be open to everyone.

This completes the entire process, its that simple.

Alex Kahn, CEO of Econia Labs, also shared his insights on the highlights of emojicoin.fun: “One of the main differences between emojicoin.fun and pump.fun is that emojicoin.fun is open source. Unlike pump.fun, which is closed source and has a private API, the source code for emojicoin.fun’s Move package, indexer, and frontend are all open source on Github. You can check it out at https://github.com/econia-labs/emojicoin-dot-fun .”

Econia Labs launches emojicoin.fun, an emoji token issuance platform

The preview of emojicoin.fun reveals the exciting future development of the platform, which is expected to combine the fun of emojis with serious decentralized trading mechanisms. If you want to experience emojicoin.fun in advance, you can go to the official Twitter of emojicoin.fun and send a private message to the account to experience the future of digital assets first.

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