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PinkSale Calculator

Overview​

Hey there! Planning a token launch or participating in one on PinkSale? This post introduces a handy PinkSale Calculator provided as a Google Sheet. It's designed to simplify the often complex calculations involved in token presales and launches. Think of it as a tool to help you figure out tokenomics, funding goals, liquidity requirements, and potentially more, saving you time and effort.

How to Use the Calculator​

Getting started is easy! Just follow these simple steps:

  1. Access the Calculator: Click the link below to open the Google Sheet: PinkSale Calculator
  2. Make Your Own Copy (Important!): The original sheet is likely view-only to protect the template. To use it, you must make your own editable version.
    • Go to the File menu in the top-left corner of Google Sheets.
    • Click Make a copy.
    • Give your copy a name and choose where to save it in your Google Drive.
    • You'll need to be logged into a Google account for this.
  3. Start Calculating: Open your newly saved copy from your Google Drive. Now you can input your project's specific details into the relevant fields and see the calculations update!

Q&A (FAQs)​

Here are some common questions you might have:

  • Q: What exactly is PinkSale?
    • A: PinkSale is a well-known decentralized platform that helps new cryptocurrency projects launch their tokens, often through initial presales or Initial DEX Offerings (IDOs).
  • Q: Why do I have to make a copy? Can't I just use the original link?
    • A: The original is usually a template. Making a copy gives you your own private, editable version in your Google Drive. This prevents multiple users from overwriting each other's data and keeps the original template clean.
  • Q: What specific things can this calculator help me figure out?
    • A: While the exact features depend on how the sheet was built, tools like this typically assist with:
      • Token distribution (e.g., presale, liquidity, team tokens)
      • Calculating presale hard caps and soft caps
      • Estimating required initial liquidity
      • Understanding potential token pricing at launch
      • Figuring out platform fees
      • Explore your copy of the sheet to see its specific functions!
  • Q: Is this calculator free to use?
    • A: Yes, accessing the Google Sheet via the link and making a copy is completely free. You just need a free Google account.
  • Q: Where is my copy saved after I click "Make a copy"?
    • A: Your personal copy of the spreadsheet will be saved directly into your Google Drive.

Trouble shooting​

Encountering issues? Here are some common problems and solutions:

  • Q: Why can't I type anything or edit the cells in the spreadsheet?
    • A: You are likely viewing the original template. Please double-check that you have followed Step 2 ("Make Your Own Copy") and are working on the version saved in your Google Drive.
  • Q: The link isn't opening or shows an error. What should I do?
    • A: Ensure you have a stable internet connection. Try opening the link in a different web browser or an incognito/private window. The link itself might be outdated or broken if the owner removed it, but try basic connection troubleshooting first.
  • Q: I don't have a Google Account. Can I still use the calculator?
    • A: You'll need a free Google account to use Google Sheets and save your own copy. You can sign up for one easily at google.com.
  • Q: The calculations seem wrong or I don't understand a formula. What now?
    • A: Calculators like this are helpful tools, but their accuracy depends on the creator's formulas and the data you input. Always double-check calculations that are critical for your project. If formulas are visible, you can examine them. Consider these tools as aids, not definitive financial advice.