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A Clean Permissionless ERC20 Token Built for African Builders on IOPN Testnet
by pactm. · submitted May 29, 2026
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What we built
A permissionless ERC20 token called Baddosnei (BADD) — a standard, mintable-on-deployment token built on Ethereum-compatible chains. It follows the OpenZeppelin ERC20 standard for maximum security and interoperability.
Why
In the spirit of open finance and permissionless systems, we wanted to create a straightforward, transparent token that anyone can use as a base for DeFi experiments, community tokens, or educational purposes. Many new builders in Africa (especially Nigeria) need quick, reliable token templates to test ideas without overcomplicating things. Baddosnei is that starting point.
How it works
- Step 1: Deploy the token using Foundry. The constructor takes name, symbol, and initialSupply. All tokens are minted directly to the deployer.
- Step 2: The token is fully ERC20 compliant (transfer, approve, balanceOf, etc.) and ready to be added to Uniswap, used in liquidity pools, airdropped, or integrated into other DeFi protocols.
- Step 3: Because it's permissionless and open-source, anyone can verify the contract, interact with it, or fork it for their own use cases.
Tech Stack: Solidity ^0.8.19, OpenZeppelin Contracts, Foundry (forge).
Contract Features:
- Standard ERC20 implementation
- 18 decimals
- No tax, no blacklist, no owner functions after deployment (fully decentralized at launch)
Roadmap
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Q1 2026 - Now / Launch Phase
- Deploy Baddosnei (BADD) token on Ethereum Sepolia testnet and then Mainnet
- Verify the smart contract on Etherscan
- Create and distribute initial liquidity pool on Uniswap (or equivalent DEX)
- Launch community channels (Telegram, X, Discord)
- Open-source the full deployment scripts and documentation
Q2 2026 - Growth & Utility
- Build a simple token dashboard (token supply, holders, transfers)
- Implement fair launch mechanics or community airdrop to early supporters
- Add basic referral system for community distribution
- Integrate with at least 1 DeFi protocol (e.g. add liquidity incentives or farming)
- Audit the contract (if budget allows) or thorough community review
Q3 2026 - Expansion
- Deploy on a second chain (e.g. Base or Arbitrum) for lower fees
- Release token utility — e.g. governance voting, staking for rewards, or access to future tools
- Partner with Nigerian/African crypto communities and builders
- Launch official website with docs and tokenomics
Beyond Q3 2026
- Explore advanced features: vesting contracts, revenue-sharing mechanisms, or DeFi composability tools
- Build ecosystem tools (e.g. simple launchpad template for other African builders)
- Aim for CEX listing if community traction is strong
- Continue open-source development and community governance
On-chain proof
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10 contracts on OPN Chain.
The chain itself confirmed every deployment is valid, signed by the builder's wallet, and inside the season's window.