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 # Kanel42 Token
 
-A simple EVM compatible, made in Solidity, following the ERC20 standard token. And it's multisig, EVM compatible wallet. \
+A simple EVM compatible, made in Solidity, following the ERC20 standard token. And it's multisig, EVM compatible wallet. It will be deployed on the Avalanche Fuji C-Chain.
 Made using foundry-rs toolkit.
 
 ## Why ??
 - EVM compatible : this is the biggest standard when it comes to smart contract and is widely available in multiple chains
 - Made in Solidity : the most common languange for smart contract and has plenty of documentation available
 - Following the ERC20 standard : the most used standard when it comes to fungible token and compatible with every wallet
+- Avalanche C-Chain : It is an EVM compatible chain, is very cheap in term of transaction fee and is also pretty accessible has it support all the standard function of an Ethereum node.
 - foundry-rs : A simple but yet cli tool kit for Solidity developement with integrated fuzzer and test perfect for a simple project as this
 
 ## Documentation
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 Because it is a ERC20 token you can use it with any wallet that support the standard, like MetaMask, Rabby, and a lot more...
 
+You can send all the function via foundry-rs'`cast` command, via a blockchain explorer or anything that can communicate with a EVM compatible RPC.
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 ## Mint it
 
 You can call the function `mint(uint256)` and giving it a number of token (in *10^decimals). And then you will be credited with the corresponding tokens.