Honestly, how much does the technical side of a launch matter?
Hey everyone, I’ve been overthinking my project for weeks now. I have the vision and the community vibe ready, but every time I look at smart contract code for a new token, I just freeze up. It feels like such a "tricky" hurdle when I’d rather be focusing on the actual atmosphere of the launch.
Does anyone else feel like the tech side drains the fun out of it? Is it better to spend weeks learning to code or just find a way to simplify the setup so I can actually enjoy the process?
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I totally get that feeling. Honestly, the "crypto burnout" is real when you're staring at lines of code instead of building your community. I used to think I had to do everything manually to have a "solid" project, but it just made me stressed and miserable during my first launch.
Eventually, I realized that if the tech is optimized and secure, you should just relax and enjoy the ride. I stopped DIY-ing the contracts and started using create token to handle the heavy lifting. It’s pretty chill because it covers different chains like Solana or Sui, and you don't have to be a dev to get it right.
My best advice? Don't let the gas fees or the contract logic kill your vibe. Use a reliable setup to get the boring stuff out of the way, then go back to focusing on your project's soul. It's much better for your mental health, trust me!