Mint + burn on top of standard token metadata. No modules, no extras — the friction-free starter.
Not every token needs governance hooks, fair-launch protections, or compliance modules. This preset is the friction-free starter: standard token metadata that wallets recognise, an `immutable-metadata` baseline so the symbol and name can never be rewritten, and burn so holders can permanently remove tokens from supply. Mint authority stays in your wallet so you can issue more later. Works identically on Ethereum, Solana, and Sui.
Most builders start with a complicated preset, regret it, then redeploy a simpler one. This preset is what most projects need on day one: a clean ERC-20 / SPL Token / Sui Coin<T> that wallets, explorers, and DEXes treat the same as any other. You can always graduate to a richer preset later by deploying a new contract — there's no token migration story to worry about for early-stage projects with low circulating supply.
Modules are baked into the contract at deploy time — once a token ships without anti-whale or pausable, those are not retroactively addable. If you outgrow the simple preset, deploy a new token with the richer bundle and migrate holders via a swap contract (or do this before significant volume so the migration is cheap).
Burn is the cheapest way to communicate good-faith supply management — it lets you and your holders permanently retire tokens. Most credible projects ship with burn; not having it sends an early signal that the project intends to keep all supply forever. If you want pure inflation, drop burnable in the wizard before deploying.
Ethereum mainnet for credibility and brand; Base or Arbitrum for cheap user transactions; Solana for ultra-low fees and fast finality; Sui for explicit-ownership token mechanics. Toqqo deploys identical token semantics across all of them — the choice is about your audience and gas budget, not the contract features.