ESCC Documention
  • Introduction to ESCC
    • About ESCC
    • Background of ESCC
    • The Need for ESCC in the Stablecoin Ecosystem
  • Getting Started
    • Network Information
    • Wallet Configuration
    • Getting Balance From Faucet
  • Core Features and Technical Aspects of ESCC
    • ESCC Technical Architecture
    • Core Features of ESCC
    • Understanding EOS EVM Compatibility
    • Inscription protocols and their application in ESCC
      • Definition and importance of inscriptions
      • Technical Implementation of Inscriptions in ESCCage
      • Developing and Deploying Inscriptions
        • Deploy
        • Mint
  • ESCC Network Insights
    • Tokenomics
  • ESCC Use Cases and Applications
    • Potential Areas for ESCC Application
  • ESCC Roadmap
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  • Resources and Further Reading
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  1. Core Features and Technical Aspects of ESCC
  2. Inscription protocols and their application in ESCC
  3. Developing and Deploying Inscriptions

Deploy

Deploy new token on the escc-20 protocol

sccdata:,{"p":"escc-20","op":"deploy","tick":"escc","lim":"3","max":"21000000"}

{ 
  "p": "escc-20",
  "op": "deploy",
  "tick": "escc",
  "max": "21000000",
  "lim": "3"
}
Param
Requiered
Definition
Example

p

Yes

Protocole's name

escc-20

op

Yes

Operation's name

deploy (deploy the token creation)

tick

Yes

Token's name

escc

lim

Yes

Token get by mint

3

max

Yes

Max Supply

21,000,000

  • "p": "escc-20": This might refer to the protocol code, here named "escc-20."

  • "op": "deploy": Indicates the operation type, which is "deploy" in this case. This typically means launching a token onto the blockchain.

  • "tick": "escc": A unique abbreviation used to identify the token. Here, "free" suggests the name or identifier of the token.

  • "max": "21000000": This specifies the maximum supply of tokens, set at 21,000,000. It's a common parameter in token creation to define how many tokens will exist in total.

  • "lim": "3": This likely refers to a mint limit per inscription. The number of tokens that can be acquired in a single transaction, set here to 3.

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