What is TKN?
TKN is a World mini-app for minting, swapping, and sending World-native tokens.
FAQ
Read how TKN minting, swaps, fair launch, liquidity locks, token activation, and safety work. Questions? Email tkn@ethpapers.xyz.
Why can't I swap or send my newly minted token inside TKN yet?
Adding sending and swapping functionality for newly minted tokens inside the TKN mini-app is not automatic. It requires TKN admins to manually submit the new token addresses to the World Dev team and get approved from the World Dev team. That process may take up to 2 or 3 weeks.
Is my token live right away?
Once minted, your token is created immediately on World Chain and can be accessed anywhere connected to World Chain. You can even swap Mint2Pool tokens right away on Uniswap.
Yes. Once minted, your token is onchain and not locked to TKN. For Mint2Pool tokens, you can paste your token address directly into Uniswap and trade there too.
Safety policy
- No impersonation of coins, projects, or brands.
- No harmful, violent, explicit, or fraudulent token logos.
- Violations may lead to bans and token delisting.
What is CLAIM?
CLAIM is a way to distribute tokens through TKN. Tokens go into the CLAIM vault , and eligible wallets can claim their fair share.
Where do CLAIM tokens come from?
CLAIM tokens can come from anywhere. A token can be launched with TKN, sent through TKN functions, or deposited from outside TKN.
What does splitting mean in Mint2Claim?
In Mint2Claim, splitting means some token supply goes to a market pool and some goes to CLAIM. The pool side starts trading right away for an instant market, and the CLAIM side is reserved for eligible users.
Can existing tokens use Send2Claim?
Yes. Existing tokens can be sent into CLAIM with Send2Claim.
How do Orb and Document claim weights work?
Orb-verified wallets have claim weight 5. Document-verified wallets have claim weight 3. Orb-verified users get an equal fair share with other Orb-verified users, and Document-verified users get an equal fair share with other Document-verified users. A higher weight means a larger share of the tokens available in CLAIM.
My token says it's worth $10, but when I try to sell it says not enough sell liquidity. What does that mean?
It means your token has a current market price, but there is not enough liquidity (WLD) in the pool to complete your sale at that size. For example, if you hold tokens showing an estimated value of $10, that does not mean there is always $10 worth of WLD waiting to buy them from you.