All the information about this token can be found on its official website.
To contact me, you can use GitHub, LinkedIn or [email protected].
This project is divided in three differents parts :
The LOIC token is conform to the ERC-20 standard and uses the Solidity language, created for the Ethereum blockchain.
The 0.5.0 pragma solidity version is involved for this contract.
The token file is at the root of the repo, and is named token.sol. It is divisible up to 10 decimals.
I made this token following this tutorial's instructions, from the Code With Joe YouTube Channel.
It is currently not valuated nor exchangeable. I'll keep this document updated if this changes if the future.
You can view the LOIC token on EtherScan.
In order to illustrate this token, I made a 3D Model of it using Blender.
Basically, this model is a photo of me put into a 3D Ethereum coin. I also made an animation that makes the coin spin around.
The goal for this 3D model is to illustrate the website.
You can find this model in 3d-model/loic_coin_3d.blend.
I made this model using Arthur's work on SketchFab. All my thanks to him for his work.
To get validated by EtherScan and display an icon on MetaMask and other platforms, I have to create a website for my token.
The website is created using HTML and CSS.
The 3D token that you can see above is integrated using HEVC encoding (for Safari, supports transparency) and VP9 (for Chromium & Firefox, also supports transparency).
The starfield was originally created by Saransh Sinha on CodePen. All my thanks to him for his work as well.
Everything else on this website have been created by me. Feel free to fork it to use it as a template for your project, or to suggest any improvement :).
I made the logo using Canva.
