Solana Token Management Tutorial

Categorize tokens within the wallet for streamlined permission management, burning, and other operations.

Solana Token Management：https://ciaotool.io/en-US/token/management

Tokens are categorized into the following four types:

💰 Standard Tokens：The most common type of SPL token, used for standard transfers and transactions.

🎯 Pump Tokens：Tokens created via Pump. You can perform token burning operations.

🖼️ NFT Tokens：Displays the list of NFT tokens you own.

💵 Stable Tokens：Displays the balance of USDT and USDC.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I change the total supply of a standard token?

• Answer: Yes, if you’ve retained the Mint authority, you can increase or reduce the supply through minting or burning; otherwise, the supply cannot be changed.

2. Do I have to revoke permissions for Pump tokens?

• Answer: It's strongly recommended to revoke permissions early to avoid concerns about potential minting or freezing, and to build community trust.

3. What’s the core difference between NFTs and regular tokens?

• Answer: NFTs are unique, non-fungible assets (usually based on the Metaplex standard), while standard tokens are fungible and divisible.

4. How do stablecoins maintain price stability?

• Answer: Stablecoins typically rely on reserves, pegging mechanisms, or algorithms to maintain a 1:1 ratio with fiat currencies like USD.

5. Can Pump tokens or NFTs be managed as standard tokens?

• Answer: Not recommended. NFTs and some Pump tokens have different structures, and their permission controls and trading behavior may not follow standard token rules.

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