Code-Free Crypto: How PandaTool is Revolutionizing Token Creation on Blast and Polygon

Continuous innovation has been a driving force behind Web3’s rapid growth. As a blockchain toolbox, PandaTool is no exception, constantly evolving to integrate with more tools, platforms, and blockchains. Recently, PandaTool announced a collaboration with PUMP, Solana’s largest meme token launchpad, introducing a PUMP one-click token creation tool and PUMP market-making tools. These features support bundled purchases and automated batch trading, accelerating Solana’s ecosystem expansion.

While Solana remains a hot topic, PandaTool continues prioritizing Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) ecosystems. The platform recently integrated Blast and Polygon, two prominent EVM-compatible chains. This move not only diversifies user options but also strengthens the broader EVM landscape.

Why Blast and Polygon? Decoding PandaTool’s EVM Strategy

Blast: The Yield-Boosting Layer 2Blast, a Layer 2 chain launched less than a year ago, leverages Optimistic Rollups—sharing technical roots with Optimism (OP). This allows seamless migration for Ethereum developers and dApps. What sets Blast apart is its native yield mechanism: ETH staking rewards are automatically distributed to Layer 2 users and dApps, with balances compounding and earning additional Blast rewards. This innovation propelled Blast to rapid TVL growth.

However, as a new chain, Blast faces challenges like limited projects, a small user base, and scalability concerns. PandaTool’s integration enables effortless token creation on Blast, attracting developers and projects to its ecosystem while boosting transaction volume and network activity.

Polygon: The Established Ethereum SidechainPolygon, a veteran Ethereum sidechain, has long been a cornerstone of the EVM ecosystem. Technically, it relies on a validator pool and periodic checkpoints to Ethereum for security, ensuring high throughput and low fees. Its mature ecosystem includes projects like Polymarket, Uniswap, and ZKLink, supported by tools like the Polygon SDK for multi-chain development.

Yet, Polygon now faces competition from rising Layer 2s like Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism, which offer similar benefits with Ethereum-backed security. PandaTool’s integration empowers projects to deploy swiftly on Polygon, enriching its ecosystem with diverse token models and smart contract templates.

PandaTool: The Rising Star of One-Click Tokenization

Post-2020’s DeFi Summer, early token creation tools were rudimentary—lacking management consoles, source code verification, or multi-chain support. PandaTool revolutionized this space with its no-code, visual platform, offering automated open-sourcing and transparency. Over time, it expanded into a comprehensive Web3 toolbox with features like batch transfers, wallet generators, and market cap management tools.

PandaTool’s multi-chain vision now spans EVM and non-EVM chains, from Solana and TON to Blast and Polygon. By bridging ecosystems, it empowers developers to build diverse projects across chains, signaling a future where blockchain innovation is truly boundaryless.