Hi @Andrei,
Google translate:
I need an ERC20 smart contract with the following parameters:
Name RDCoin; Rdc
18 decimal places
Maximum emission 21,000,000 RDC
14,700,000 RDC owned by contract creator
6,300,000 RDC can be bought at the rate of 1RDC = 1ETH
Where do I enter it. What should I still do so that in the end I have a ready-made smart contract, which can be deployed in a real network. Please explain step by step.
P.s .: if I need any other parameters, then tell me which
I recommend reading the documentation on Crowdsales.
You need to decide on Token Emission. Default is simplest.
Crowdsale rate is 1 which keeps things simple.
Are the tokens owned by the contract creator locked in any way? When are these tokens issued to the contract creator?
Is there any validation for the crowdsale?
You can deploy the contract using Truffle: Deploy contracts to a public network
You may also need to consider regulatory requirements in jurisdictions that you and your users are, and obtain appropriate advice on this.
As always, I recommend that smart contracts are appropriately tested and audited.
A thorough test suite is very important. The following article on testing is worth a read: Test smart contracts like a rockstar
I recommend reading the following checklist for before an audit:
I found reading past audits very useful: https://blog.openzeppelin.com/security-audits/
Regards auditing, OpenZeppelin performs audits, see the website for details: https://openzeppelin.com/security-audits/