Token Management

Once you've registered your token, use the Token Manager to maintain your token's on-chain presence.

Editing Metadata

From your Token Manager. You can update:

Field	Description
Name	Display name for your token
Description	Short description (max 280 characters)
Logo	Token logo image (PNG/SVG, max 512x512)
Website	Project website URL
Social Links	X/Twitter, Discord, Telegram links
Tags	Category tags (meme, gaming, governance, etc.)

Changes are written on-chain and reflected across all listing exports and token pages.

TIP

Keep your metadata complete — tokens with complete metadata rank higher in search results.

Chain Admin Settings

Roles, liquidity, and destructive actions are managed per chain, from that chain's admin panel. Open it from the chain switcher in the top bar of your Token Manager and click the gear icon (circled below):

The admin panel is scoped to the chain you're viewing and covers Roles, Listing Export, Liquidity, and the Danger Zone — everything applies to the currently-selected chain only.

Roles

Grant page-management access to other wallets — a Manager (day-to-day edits) or a Maintainer. The owner is shown at the top and can't be changed (it's bound to your registration). Add a role by entering a wallet address; you can also import or export the role list as CSV.

Listing Export

Export this chain's registration as pre-filled listing data for exchanges and aggregators, or point them at the automatic Token List feed.

New here? The Listing Export guide walks through the full export flow and the supported platforms.

Liquidity

Manage this chain's on-chain market in its own section — create a trading pair, add liquidity, and lock your LP tokens. It sits above the Danger Zone so routine liquidity work stays separate from irreversible actions.

New to this? The Liquidity guide walks through each option and helps you decide what fits your token.

Danger Zone

Irreversible, chain-scoped actions live here, outlined in red. For factory tokens (created through Chain Daddy), the Danger Zone also surfaces this deployment's on-chain Token Settings.

Contract Ownership sits at the top: Renounce makes every owner-only setting (limits, exemptions, mint authority) permanent; Transfer hands control to another wallet — use it before selling the project or handing off to a DAO / multisig.

Below it, Token Settings covers the rest of the on-chain configuration:

• Trading Status — enable trading if the token launched paused.
• Supply — mint (if mintable), set a max supply, or lock the supply permanently.
• Anti-whale limits — max transaction and max wallet, plus deadblocks (the same Trust Features you set at launch). Removing a limit is protected by a 24-hour timelock.
• Exemptions — addresses that bypass the limits, and LP pairs exempt from the wallet limit.
• Immutable features — the mintable / burnable capabilities the token launched with (these can't change), plus a Burn control for your own tokens.

Finally, Release Token permanently frees this chain's registration so the ticker can be claimed by someone else (your other chains are unaffected):

Imported tokens

Tokens you registered but didn't create through Chain Daddy have no Chain Daddy trust config, so the Token Settings block doesn't appear — only Release Token does.

WARNING

Everything in the admin panel applies to the currently-selected chain only. To manage another chain, switch to it with the chain switcher first.

Manager Role

Token owners can delegate a manager address to handle day-to-day page edits.

What a Manager Can Do

• Edit metadata (name, description, logo, links)
• Update token contract address
• View health analytics

What a Manager Cannot Do

• Set other managers
• Release the registration
• Transfer ownership
• Register additional tokens on behalf of the owner

To set a manager, open your chain's admin settings (chain switcher → gear icon) and add the wallet address in the Roles section.

WARNING

Only the token owner can add or remove managers. Choose a trusted address.

Releasing a Registration

If you no longer want to hold a registration, you can release it. This permanently retires the on-chain credential bound to your wallet.

Consequences of releasing:

• The ticker becomes available for others to register
• All metadata associated with your registration is cleared
• This action is irreversible. You cannot undo a release
• If you want the ticker back, you'll need to go through the full registration process again

To release, open your chain's admin settings (chain switcher → gear icon) and use Release Token in the Danger Zone.

DANGER

Releasing a registration is permanent. There is no undo. There are no admin recovery functions.