Holders Reflection Token Creation Guide

Holders Reflection distributes other tokens (e.g., USDT or USDC) as rewards based on holdings

Protocol Mechanics

This contract combines the two functions of currency holding reflection and Mint pre-sale

Core Features

💹 Holders Reflection: Holders Reflection distributes other tokens (e.g., USDT or USDC)
🤝 Mint: Users send BNB to contract address → Receive your token at preset rates

Holders Reflection Explanation

Token holders earn external token rewards (e.g., USDT, Doge, ETH) proportional to their holdings of your created token.
Reward distribution weight = Wallet balance / Total supply.The larger the holding, the greater the reward.

Presale Mechanism (Mint)

Users send BNB → Receive your token at preset rates

Mint Concept Mint refers to a process where a user sends BNB to the contract address, and in return, the contract issues tokens to the user based on a preset ratio. This mechanism allows the project team to achieve a form of private placement before trading opens.
How Mint Begins? After the project create tokens, a certain number of tokens are transferred into the contract address. Users can then send BNB into the contract to start minting.
How Mint Ends? Minting will automatically end when the project adds liquidity and manually opens trading, or when the total mint shares reach the preset total.
How to Withdraw the Minted BNB? There is a function in the console called “Claim Contract Tokens” that allows the ownership address to withdraw BNB.

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Holders Interest Token Creation Steps

2.Select the Holders Reflection template

3.Connect Wallet

4.Token Parameter Configuration

5.Create Contract

6.Setting up token functionality

1. Wallet Connection (Axperienced users may skip)

Step 1 - Network Selection

In MetaMask:

Select target blockchain (e.g. BSC for Binance Smart Chain)
Switch networks using the network dropdown

Step 2 - Platform Access

Step 3 -Wallet Connection Process

MetaMask pop-up appears → Select desired account
Click "Next" → "Confirm"
Verify connection status via displayed chain name & wallet address

Important Notice: If your Google Chrome has multiple wallet extensions installed (Phantom Wallet, MetaMask, and OKX Web3 Wallet), PandaTool will prioritize connecting to Phantom Wallet by default. To prevent this, temporarily disable the Phantom Wallet extension in your Google Chrome settings.

2. Parameter Configuration

Core Settings

Name: Full designation (e.g., Ethereum)
Symbol: Ticker (e.g., ETH)
Total Supply: Fixed issuance (non-inflationary)
Decimals: Fixed at 18

Mint Settings

Amount Per Units: Tokens allocated per Mint slot(single address may mint multiple times and shares)
Mint Limit: Maximum allocatable slots(Amount Per Units x Mint Limit ≤ Total Supply)
Price: BNB required per slot (excess refunded)
No Mint:If you do not wish to enable Minting, simply enter arbitrary parameters, and do not transfer any tokens to the contract address after creation.

Buy Tax (Total <25%)

Buy Fund Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the accumulation threshold is reached, these tokens are automatically swapped for USDT (or the base pool token matching your liquidity pool,such as bnb or USDC) and sent to your fundaddress.
Buy Reward Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the trigger threshold is met, these tokens are converted into your designated Reward token (e.g., USDT) and distributed proportionally to LP holders.
Buy Burn Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens permanently sent to the Burn Address (0x000...dead) for deflationary removal.
Buy LP Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. Upon reaching the activation threshold, these tokens are automatically paired with the base token to enhance liquidity depth. The generated LP tokens are irrevocably allocated to the fundaddress.

Sell Tax (Total <25%)

Sell Fund Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the accumulation threshold is reached, these tokens are automatically swapped for USDT (or the base pool token matching your liquidity pool,such as bnb or USDC) and sent to your fundaddress.
Sell Reward Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the trigger threshold is met, these tokens are converted into your designated Reward token (e.g., USDT) and distributed proportionally to LP holders.
Sell Burn Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens permanently sent to the Burn Address (0x000...dead) for deflationary removal.
Sell LP Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. Upon reaching the activation threshold, these tokens are automatically paired with the base token to enhance liquidity depth. The generated LP tokens are irrevocably allocated to the fundaddress.

Critical Notes

Buy Tax Limitation: Buy Tax rate must be <25%
Sell Tax Limitation: Sell Tax rate must be <25%
Zero-Value Requirement: Set unused tax categories to 0 (all fields are mandatory)
FundFee Enforcement: FundFee must be ≥ 0.01%

Fundaddress

This is the address that receives the fundfee. If the base pool is a USDT pool, it will receive USDT; if the base pool is a BNB pool, it will receive BNB.

MinHoldRefAmount

Minimum Holding for Rewarde:A threshold that requires a wallet to hold at least a specified number of tokens in order to qualify for rewards. This value must be greater than 0.

Advanced Controls

Select DEXs: Match chain (BSC → PancakeSwap, ETH → Uniswap).Choose the correct exchange where you will add liquidity. An incorrect selection may cause the mechanism to fail.
Select Currency: Only BNB pools are supported.

Reflection Settings

Select Reward: Input contract address of a high-liquidity token.If the liquidity is too low, dividends may not be distributed properly.

3.Console Usage Instructions

Critical Restrictions: Mint parameters are immutable post-deployment

Ownership Control

Transfer Ownership: Transfer the contract ownership to another address. (Before transferring, be sure to copy the console URL. The new ownership address must use the console URL to access the console.)
Renounce Ownership: Irreversible privilege discard

Mint control

SetClaim：Withdraw BNB,Extract presale funds via "Claim Contract Assets"

Trading Control

Launch: Enable Trading.Once enabled, users can swap. This function cannot be disabled once activated.

Tax Rate Control

Set Fee Whitelist: Whitelisted addresses are exempt from taxes. You can add or remove addresses in bulk.
Set Fundaddress: Change the contract’s fundaddress.

FAQs

Can I Renounce Contract Ownership Immediately?

Do not rush to renounce Ownership. Wait until you have extracted the minted BNB, added liquidity, and opened trading with confirmed tax rates before considering renouncing ownership.

How Does Mint Start and End?

After token creation, the project team should transfer a sufficient number of tokens (ideally exceeding the total Mint allocation) to the contract address to enable Minting. Minting will automatically end once liquidity is added and trading is manually opened.

Presale Best Practices

Deposit tokens ≥ Total Slot allocation to activate Mint
Terminate Mint by enabling trading or exhausting slots

What If I Do Not Want Mint?

Simply enter arbitrary Mint parameters during token creation and do not transfer any tokens to the contract address. Then, proceed to add liquidity and open trading; Minting will not occur.

What Causes Mint Failures?

Price Issue: If the BNB amount sent by the user is lower than the price per share, the transaction will fail and the BNB will be returned.
Gas Issue: Insufficient gas fees may lead to a Mint failure.
Insufficient Token Supply: If the contract address does not hold enough tokens for Minting, the Mint transaction will fail.

Batch Minting vs. Actual Mint Shares:

Full multiples: 0.06 BNB (2 slots) → 2x tokens

For example, if 1 share equals 100 tokens and the price per share is 0.03 BNB, then a user sending 0.06 BNB will receive 200 tokens; 0.09 BNB will yield 300 tokens, and so on.

Partial amounts: 0.07 BNB → 2x tokens + 0.01 BNB refund

Using the same parameters, if a user sends 0.04 BNB, they will receive 100 tokens with 0.01 BNB refunded; 0.05 BNB will yield 100 tokens with 0.02 BNB refunded; 0.07 BNB will yield 200 tokens with 0.01 BNB refunded. The contract automatically issues tokens in the maximum whole number multiples and refunds any excess.

Can Mint Be Performed Using wBNB or USDT?

Not supported; currently, only BNB is accepted. If a user sends USDT or any other token to the contract address, it cannot be withdrawn.

Why Does My Wallet Show an Extra PandaTracker Token?

PandaTracker is used to record reward metrics, enabling the contract to determine dividend weights and address recognition. This token is non-transferable, as transferring it would cause reward distribution issues.

How Does a New Ownership Address Access the Console After Ownership Transfer?

Before transferring ownership, copy the console URL (a button at the top of the console allows you to copy the link). After the transfer, the new ownership address can access the console using that URL.

Testnet Configuration (BSC Testnet)

Testnet USDT Contract: 0x66e972502a34a625828c544a1914e8d8cc2a9de5

V2 vs. V3 Liquidity:

When adding liquidity on PancakeSwap for the first time, you must create a V2 pool; V3 pools are not supported as they do not support any of the mechanisms. Please take note.

LP Fee Exemption Rules

Base Pool

Fee-Free Conditions

USDT

Matching token pairing direction (e.g., USDT/token order must align with initial pool creation)

BNB

Use wBNB with consistent pairing direction

Violating these conditions incurs add/remove LP fees.

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Holders Reflection Token Creation Guide

Holders Reflection distributes other tokens (e.g., USDT or USDC) as rewards based on holdings

Protocol Mechanics

This contract combines the two functions of currency holding reflection and Mint pre-sale

Core Features

💹 Holders Reflection: Holders Reflection distributes other tokens (e.g., USDT or USDC)
🤝 Mint: Users send BNB to contract address → Receive your token at preset rates

Holders Reflection Explanation

Token holders earn external token rewards (e.g., USDT, Doge, ETH) proportional to their holdings of your created token.
Reward distribution weight = Wallet balance / Total supply.The larger the holding, the greater the reward.

Presale Mechanism (Mint)

Users send BNB → Receive your token at preset rates

Mint Concept Mint refers to a process where a user sends BNB to the contract address, and in return, the contract issues tokens to the user based on a preset ratio. This mechanism allows the project team to achieve a form of private placement before trading opens.
How Mint Begins? After the project create tokens, a certain number of tokens are transferred into the contract address. Users can then send BNB into the contract to start minting.
How Mint Ends? Minting will automatically end when the project adds liquidity and manually opens trading, or when the total mint shares reach the preset total.
How to Withdraw the Minted BNB? There is a function in the console called “Claim Contract Tokens” that allows the ownership address to withdraw BNB.

The contract owner is very important, don't give up easily! !

Don't give up easily! !

Holders Interest Token Creation Steps

1.Open

2.Select the Holders Reflection template

3.Connect Wallet

4.Token Parameter Configuration

5.Create Contract

6.Setting up token functionality

1. Wallet Connection (Axperienced users may skip)

Step 1 - Network Selection

In MetaMask:

Select target blockchain (e.g. BSC for Binance Smart Chain)
Switch networks using the network dropdown

Step 2 - Platform Access

Navigate to: Click "Connect Wallet" at top-right

Step 3 -Wallet Connection Process

MetaMask pop-up appears → Select desired account
Click "Next" → "Confirm"
Verify connection status via displayed chain name & wallet address

2. Parameter Configuration

After successfully connecting to the wallet, we fill in the corresponding parameters on the token creation page:

Core Settings

Name: Full designation (e.g., Ethereum)
Symbol: Ticker (e.g., ETH)
Total Supply: Fixed issuance (non-inflationary)
Decimals: Fixed at 18

Mint Settings

Amount Per Units: Tokens allocated per Mint slot(single address may mint multiple times and shares)
Mint Limit: Maximum allocatable slots(Amount Per Units x Mint Limit ≤ Total Supply)
Price: BNB required per slot (excess refunded)
No Mint:If you do not wish to enable Minting, simply enter arbitrary parameters, and do not transfer any tokens to the contract address after creation.

Buy Tax (Total <25%)

Buy Fund Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the accumulation threshold is reached, these tokens are automatically swapped for USDT (or the base pool token matching your liquidity pool,such as bnb or USDC) and sent to your fundaddress.
Buy Reward Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the trigger threshold is met, these tokens are converted into your designated Reward token (e.g., USDT) and distributed proportionally to LP holders.
Buy Burn Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens permanently sent to the Burn Address (0x000...dead) for deflationary removal.
Buy LP Fee: Each buy transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. Upon reaching the activation threshold, these tokens are automatically paired with the base token to enhance liquidity depth. The generated LP tokens are irrevocably allocated to the fundaddress.

Sell Tax (Total <25%)

Sell Fund Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the accumulation threshold is reached, these tokens are automatically swapped for USDT (or the base pool token matching your liquidity pool,such as bnb or USDC) and sent to your fundaddress.
Sell Reward Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. When the trigger threshold is met, these tokens are converted into your designated Reward token (e.g., USDT) and distributed proportionally to LP holders.
Sell Burn Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens permanently sent to the Burn Address (0x000...dead) for deflationary removal.
Sell LP Fee: Each Sell transaction deducts a percentage of tokens deposited into the contract address. Upon reaching the activation threshold, these tokens are automatically paired with the base token to enhance liquidity depth. The generated LP tokens are irrevocably allocated to the fundaddress.

Critical Notes

Buy Tax Limitation: Buy Tax rate must be <25%
Sell Tax Limitation: Sell Tax rate must be <25%
Zero-Value Requirement: Set unused tax categories to 0 (all fields are mandatory)
FundFee Enforcement: FundFee must be ≥ 0.01%

Fundaddress

This is the address that receives the fundfee. If the base pool is a USDT pool, it will receive USDT; if the base pool is a BNB pool, it will receive BNB.

MinHoldRefAmount

Minimum Holding for Rewarde:A threshold that requires a wallet to hold at least a specified number of tokens in order to qualify for rewards. This value must be greater than 0.

Advanced Controls

Select DEXs: Match chain (BSC → PancakeSwap, ETH → Uniswap).Choose the correct exchange where you will add liquidity. An incorrect selection may cause the mechanism to fail.
Select Currency: Only BNB pools are supported.

Reflection Settings

Select Reward: Input contract address of a high-liquidity token.If the liquidity is too low, dividends may not be distributed properly.

3.Console Usage Instructions

After successfully creating your token, you can enter the console to manage its various functions. Open the console at and adjust the following settings:

Critical Restrictions: Mint parameters are immutable post-deployment

Ownership Control

Transfer Ownership: Transfer the contract ownership to another address. (Before transferring, be sure to copy the console URL. The new ownership address must use the console URL to access the console.)
Renounce Ownership: Irreversible privilege discard

Mint control

SetClaim：Withdraw BNB,Extract presale funds via "Claim Contract Assets"

Trading Control

Launch: Enable Trading.Once enabled, users can swap. This function cannot be disabled once activated.

Tax Rate Control

Set Fee Whitelist: Whitelisted addresses are exempt from taxes. You can add or remove addresses in bulk.
Set Fundaddress: Change the contract’s fundaddress.

FAQs

Can I Renounce Contract Ownership Immediately?

Do not rush to renounce Ownership. Wait until you have extracted the minted BNB, added liquidity, and opened trading with confirmed tax rates before considering renouncing ownership.

How Does Mint Start and End?

After token creation, the project team should transfer a sufficient number of tokens (ideally exceeding the total Mint allocation) to the contract address to enable Minting. Minting will automatically end once liquidity is added and trading is manually opened.

Presale Best Practices

Deposit tokens ≥ Total Slot allocation to activate Mint
Terminate Mint by enabling trading or exhausting slots

What If I Do Not Want Mint?

Simply enter arbitrary Mint parameters during token creation and do not transfer any tokens to the contract address. Then, proceed to add liquidity and open trading; Minting will not occur.

What Causes Mint Failures?

Price Issue: If the BNB amount sent by the user is lower than the price per share, the transaction will fail and the BNB will be returned.
Gas Issue: Insufficient gas fees may lead to a Mint failure.
Insufficient Token Supply: If the contract address does not hold enough tokens for Minting, the Mint transaction will fail.

Batch Minting vs. Actual Mint Shares:

Full multiples: 0.06 BNB (2 slots) → 2x tokens

For example, if 1 share equals 100 tokens and the price per share is 0.03 BNB, then a user sending 0.06 BNB will receive 200 tokens; 0.09 BNB will yield 300 tokens, and so on.

Partial amounts: 0.07 BNB → 2x tokens + 0.01 BNB refund

Using the same parameters, if a user sends 0.04 BNB, they will receive 100 tokens with 0.01 BNB refunded; 0.05 BNB will yield 100 tokens with 0.02 BNB refunded; 0.07 BNB will yield 200 tokens with 0.01 BNB refunded. The contract automatically issues tokens in the maximum whole number multiples and refunds any excess.

Can Mint Be Performed Using wBNB or USDT?

Not supported; currently, only BNB is accepted. If a user sends USDT or any other token to the contract address, it cannot be withdrawn.

Why Does My Wallet Show an Extra PandaTracker Token?

PandaTracker is used to record reward metrics, enabling the contract to determine dividend weights and address recognition. This token is non-transferable, as transferring it would cause reward distribution issues.

How Does a New Ownership Address Access the Console After Ownership Transfer?

Before transferring ownership, copy the console URL (a button at the top of the console allows you to copy the link). After the transfer, the new ownership address can access the console using that URL.

Testnet Configuration (BSC Testnet)

PancakeSwap Testnet:
Testnet USDT Contract: 0x66e972502a34a625828c544a1914e8d8cc2a9de5

V2 vs. V3 Liquidity:

When adding liquidity on PancakeSwap for the first time, you must create a V2 pool; V3 pools are not supported as they do not support any of the mechanisms. Please take note.

LP Fee Exemption Rules

Base Pool

Fee-Free Conditions

USDT

Matching token pairing direction (e.g., USDT/token order must align with initial pool creation)

BNB

Use wBNB with consistent pairing direction

Violating these conditions incurs add/remove LP fees.

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