Honestly, I’ve been diving deep into the setup for my new token, and I’m starting to hit a wall. I want to have some specific features—like being able to tweak things later if the roadmap changes—but every time I look at the gas fees for complex contracts, it’s a total headache. Does anyone else feel like they’re overcomplicating things? I just want something that works without needing to be a senior dev, but I’m worried about losing control over the functions once it's live. Any advice on keeping it simple but flexible?
I totally get that. It’s tricky when you’re trying to balance all those "what-ifs" without burning through your budget on gas fees alone. I went through the same thing last month—constantly worried I’d lock myself into a contract I couldn't change.
My best advice? Honestly, just relax and enjoy the process instead of stressing over every line of code. I found that using a solid, pre-audited setup takes a huge weight off your shoulders. For my last launch, I used a dashboard that handled the gas optimization for me (saved a ton, actually), and it let me manage everything from a simple interface afterward. It even has a built-in ETH burn function if you ever need to trim the supply later to keep things deflationary. It felt way more "set it and forget it" than I expected, which let me actually focus on the community side of things.
