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# Deploy the Token Contract

Before using **Eth-Bundler**, you must deploy your token using IDE Remix or another platform to obtain the contract address (CA) for use in the app. Ensure that your contract meets all requirements to execute the `enableTrading` function or a similar mechanism.

For instance, if you use the contract downloaded from this documentation, you will need to send some ETH and tokens to your token contract address to provide initial liquidity. This setup allows traders to begin transactions on Uniswap immediately after the app executes the bundle.


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