A short guide to Lick.

01. Create your wallet

Open Wallet. A new wallet comes with a 12-word recovery phrase. Copy and keep it privately. The same wallet stays connected across Lick pages until you manually disconnect.

Existing wallets keep their addresses. Older wallets whose phrases were not saved expose a private recovery key instead. Restoring a wallet on another browser does not automatically restore an anonymous community account.

02. Set your release rules

Choose a unique ticker, release name, maximum supply, amount per mint, mint price and optional per-wallet limit. Supply must divide evenly by amount per mint. A 10,000-unit release with 10 units per mint permits 1,000 successful mints.

These issuance rules cannot change after creation. Metadata is optional and may be left blank.

03. Mint with test LICK

Get test ETH for gas from the network faucet. Claim test LICK from the mint board, select a release and review your mint. Token approval and minting are separate transactions.

Only a successful mint adds units to your balance. The supply cap and wallet limit are enforced by the contract. Failed transactions may still consume network gas.

04. List, buy and withdraw

Open My inscriptions to list available units at a price per unit. Listed units enter escrow. Buyers can purchase all or part of a listing. Cancel a listing to return unsold units to your available balance.

Creator mint payments and seller proceeds are withdrawn from My inscriptions. A listing is not a completed sale.

05. Your community record

LICK ID links a community profile to a wallet and X handle. Verified tasks, qualified referrals and streaks contribute to your record. No quiz is required, and community XP does not gate public testnet minting.

06. This deployment

Robinhood Chain testnet · Chain ID 46630.

Protocol: 0x888C06bB998d7316E49d2CcB01E4DB61FCBCB2a5

Test LICK: 0x5df04d91e8510f06EB5B8570d398d6D16f4e9f87

Test tokens have no monetary value. This is not an independent security audit or a mainnet launch.