This pageYour own coin
A blockchain with your name on it
- Your own nodes, blocks and rules
- Miners or validators can join
- Your own explorer and wallets
- Fees paid in your coin
01Blockchain builder
Create your own blockchain and coin without writing code: fork a coin people already trust, or start from a chain base. After you pay, the platform builds it, launches it and keeps it online, automatically.
New chain
step 2 of 3
Litecoin
fork
Bitcoin
fork
Ethereum
base
Name
Aurora
Ticker
AUR
Max supply
84,000,000
Block timeRecommended
150 s
Hosting after launch: $9/mo per server
02Coin or token
A coin has its own network. A token borrows someone else's. Know which one you need before you create your own coin.
This pageYour own coin
Another pathA token
Still learning how a cryptocurrency works? Start with our plain guide on how to create a cryptocurrency, then come back when you are ready to launch.
03Where you start
Twelve proven starting points to launch your own coin, priced by how much work they take. Pick one, and the hard engineering is already done.
FORK a proven coin's rules, your name and supplyBASE a framework for your own networkTimes shown are defaults you can change
People with hardware earn your coin by securing it. Pick Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin or Bitcoin Cash, the way plenty of altcoins began.
Proof of work chains
Holders lock coins to approve blocks and earn rewards. No mining rigs. Pick Cosmos, PIVX or Ethereum.
Proof of stake chains
Apps, tokens and MetaMask on your own network. Pick Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche L1, Tron or Solana.
How forking a coin works
Avalanche L1 note. Validator fees on an Avalanche L1 are paid to the Avalanche network in AVAX. They are not part of our price, and the builder tells you before you pay.
04Make it yours
Every field comes with a safe default marked Recommended. Change only what you have a reason to change.
Name
Aurora
What people will call it.
Ticker
AUR
The short symbol on wallets and trackers.
Max supply
Recommended84,000,000
The most coins that will ever exist.
Block time
Recommended150 s
How often a new block is made.
Block reward
Recommended50 AUR
New coins paid for each block.
Halving
Recommendedevery 840,000 blocks
When the reward drops by half.
Premine
Recommendednone
Coins created at launch, before mining.
Consensus
proof of work
How blocks are agreed. Set by your base.
Fixed at launch
Can change later
A premine is coins created at launch, before mining starts. If you choose one, its keys are made in your browser, never on our servers.
Rules that never change are why people trust a chain. Take your time here. Want help with supply? Read our tokenomics guide.
05From click to live
Take as long as you like on the choices. Once your payment confirms, every step runs on its own.
1you
Safe defaults are filled in. Nothing is charged yet.
2minutes
BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, SOL, TRX, LTC, DOGE or XMR. Confirms in minutes.
3~30 min
Running on at least two nodes. The server logins are sent to you.
4you
Add one DNS record at your domain provider. The platform checks it for you.
$ launch aurora --base litecoin
✓ payment confirmed
✓ genesis block created
✓ servers ready
✓ nodes online and in sync
✓ first blocks produced
status: live
How many nodes your chain starts with
2 nodes
Bitcoin-style forks and Tron
3 nodes
EVM proof of authority, Avalanche L1 and Solana
4 nodes
Cosmos and EVM proof of stake
06What you get
Every build comes ready to run. Add the pieces your holders need now, or later.
At least two nodes
Your chain keeps running if one server restarts.
Your server logins
The machines are yours to see and control.
A live dashboard
Every step of the launch, then your chain's health.
Your own domain
Add one DNS record. The platform checks it.
One-time prices. Each one is set up by the platform, on your chain, automatically. See them all on the add-ons page.
Block explorer
A page anyone can open to see every block and transfer.
$149 one-timeDetails
Web wallet
Holders send and receive your coin from any browser.
$149 one-timeDetails
Desktop wallet
A wallet people install on their own computer.
$199 one-timeDetails
Mining pool
Miners join forces and share the rewards fairly.
$249 one-timeDetails
Faucet
Free test coins, so people can try things first.
$79 one-timeDetails
Swap
Trade tokens on your own chain, no middleman.
$599 one-timeDetails
Bridge
Move your coin to and from other chains.
$999 one-timeDetails
Hosting after launch
from $9
per server a month. $9 for Standard and Advanced bases, $19 for Complex and Premium. Solana validators: $99 each a month. Shown in the builder before you pay.
07What it costs, honestly
Here is a real order, priced line by line. Then the same goal at an agency.
Worked example: Aurora
sample order
Litecoin fork$199$497 one-time plus the first month of hosting
Price your own chainAgency range: ScienceSoft. Basic token range: PixelPlex. Freelancer range: freelance marketplace listings (Fiverr, Upwork). Checked October 2026. Bars run to the top of each range.
RocketRPC
~30 min
kept online for you
Freelancer
Days
then hosting is on you
Agency
Months
before anyone holds your coin
08After launch
The chain is the easy part now. Here is the work that turns it into something people use.
The first thing a curious person wants is proof the chain is real. Send them the explorer.
Add a block explorerMore independent machines make your chain stronger. A pool makes mining easy to join.
Add a mining poolSay why the coin exists, who it is for and how it works, in plain words.
Whitepaper guideWho gets coins, when, and why. Get this right before anyone buys.
Tokenomics guideSites like CoinGecko make your coin findable. They have their own rules.
CoinGecko listing guideShow up every week. Answer every question. Ship small things often.
Read how a Bitcoin fork growsThe honest part. Many new coins never find users. The platform gives you a working chain. It cannot give you a community, a listing or a price. That part is yours, and it is worth doing well.
09Clear lines
Trust starts with knowing where the edges are.
Does
Does not
10Questions
The questions people search for, answered straight.
It used to be. You needed developers, servers and weeks of testing. Here you pick a base, fill in a short form with safe defaults, and pay. The platform does the hard part, automatically.
About 30 minutes after your payment confirms, for every base, Solana included. Your dashboard shows each step as it happens.
From $149 to $399 one-time for the chain, depending on the base coin. Add-ons start at $79. Hosting starts at $9 per server a month, and the builder shows your exact total before you pay.
A token on an existing chain can cost little more than network fees. Your own blockchain needs servers running all day, so it is never truly free. Here it starts at $149 one-time.
In most places, creating a coin is legal. Selling it to the public, promising returns or running an exchange can bring rules about securities, money and tax. Rules differ by country, so ask a lawyer where you live. This is not legal advice.
Only if people want to use it. A coin is worth something when a community holds it, uses it and builds on it. The platform gives you a working chain. It cannot promise a price, a listing or buyers.
A coin runs on its own blockchain, with its own nodes, explorer and wallets. A token lives on someone else's chain, such as Ethereum. Our coin vs token guide helps you choose.
Add-ons, yes: an explorer, wallets, a pool and more can be added any time from your dashboard. The genesis rules, like supply schedule, block time, halving and consensus, are fixed once the chain is live. That is what makes people trust them.
Yes. You get the logins to your servers, and premine keys are created in your browser. We never hold your private keys.
BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, SOL, TRX, LTC, DOGE and XMR. The checkout shows the exact amount and keeps it fixed for 20 minutes while you pay.
Create your own blockchain today. Live in about 30 minutes, from $149 one-time.