# LP Token

Create a token with rewards built into them

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An LP token, or reflection token, is a cryptocurrency whose holders are rewarded by levying fees on transactions and then redistributing a percentage of the fees charged to them.

A ‘reflective token’ distributes a percentage of every transaction back to its holders. Token holders are encouraged to hold onto their tokens and earn rewards from transactions on the market by using this mechanism.

**To create your LP Tokens**

You will have to insert a few parameters:

## Token Details

* **Contract Name** - The Name of your smart contract. (Cannot contain spaces or start with a number, i.e. EthereumContract)
* **Token Symbol** - The symbol of your cryptocurrency. (i.e ETH,DAI)
* **Token Name** - The full name of your currency. (i.e. Ethereum)

## Supply Details

* **Total Supply** - Gives you the ability to set a max cap of the total supply of tokens.
* **Decimals** - Allows you to choose the number of decimals for your token (default is 18).

## Liquidity Pool Details

* **Router** - Set the Defi exhange router address that people will be able to use to swap for your currency. (i.e uniswap v2 - 0x7a250d5630B4cF539739dF2C5dAcb4c659F2488D)
* **Treasury Fee** - Set the % fee from every transaction that are sent to the treasury address.
* **Tax Fee** - Set the % fee from every transaction that are distributed to all token holders.
* **Liquidity Fee** - The % fee from every transaction that are distributed to the liquidity pool.
* **Treasury Wallet** - All treasury tokens from the “Treasury Fee” will be distributed to this address.


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