Ghostminter is a new, robust, long-term token launchpad for the Casper ecosystem. The platform was developed by David Hernando, a former Casper Hackathon participant and now Engineering Director at MAKE, the company behind the CSPR Product Suite.
On Ghostminter, all it takes to create a token is a few clicks. Anyone can now create and launch a Casper-native token.
Your tokens can seamlessly graduate to CSPR.trade, Casper’s native decentralized exchange. So that projects launched through Ghostminter are not isolated experiments, but part of a broader on-chain economy with built-in liquidity infrastructure from day one.
So, what can you build with it?
While some will use Ghostminter for creative or community-driven initiatives, others may design tokens that support real-world use cases. For both purposes, the infrastructure is in place, stable, and designed to serve as a long-term home for community tokens on Casper.
Below are several areas where purpose-built tokens can be created instantly through Ghostminter, use cases that once required full-stack teams and complex infrastructure.
The rest is up to the Casper community’s imagination, creativity, and vision.
If you are running a podcast, creator brand, or online community that wants to reward engagement in a meaningful way, you can consider launching a token that recognizes loyalty and allows fans to redeem value for merch, exclusive content, private events, or community privileges.
Instead of relying on backend-heavy systems, the token layer becomes the connective structure between engagement and reward, and it can go live in minutes.
For game developers who want a native currency to support progression, trading, or player-driven economies, Ghostminter is a practical foundation. You can launch a token that powers item purchases, level advancement, marketplace exchanges, or play-to-earn mechanics, without designing token infrastructure from scratch.
Your focus can remain on the game itself, while the token system integrates directly into Casper’s on-chain economy and makes your game economy extensible beyond the game world.
Launching a new project and distributing decision-making from the earliest stages requires a structure that can evolve with you. You can create governance tokens immediately, test voting flows, simulate treasury decisions, and structure contributor rights before advanced DAO tooling is in place.
Because Casper supports native multisig and access controls, governance mechanics can be modeled directly on-chain, allowing decision-making frameworks to mature alongside the project itself.
Hosting a conference, workshop series, or local meetup could mean juggling ticketing systems and access lists. You can launch a token that functions as a digital ticket, granting entry to physical or virtual events while remaining transferable if needed.
Access tiers, early-bird privileges, VIP sessions, or member-only gatherings can all be structured through tokens, creating a more flexible and transparent way to manage participation without relying on fragmented tools.
Paid communities, research collectives, and premium content platforms often rely on rigid subscription models. You can launch a token that represents access, allowing holders to unlock gated content, private channels, or exclusive releases.
Instead of tying membership to traditional subscription systems, you create a programmable access layer that can evolve over time, reward long-term supporters, and adapt as your project grows.
Token creation is no longer a technically extensive process, and it is no longer a concern whether or not you can launch a token, because you can. The real question is what type of token you will launch, and launching it is now as easy as imagining it.
We are confident that the Casper community has the ideas and ambition to demonstrate the real practicality and power of Ghostminter. Whether it is a serious governance experiment, a community-driven initiative, a game economy, or something entirely unexpected, the opportunity is in your hands.
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