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# Basic Information

### Basic Information

* **API Base URL**: `https://api.cooking.city`
* **Protocol**: HTTPS
* **Data Format**: JSON
* **Authentication**: Bearer Token (obtained via Solana wallet signature)

### Core Features

1. User Authentication - Solana wallet login
2. Token Creation - Create new tokens
3. Token Trading - Internal/External trading
4. Token Query - Token list and details
5. Conviction Pool Management - Create and manage conviction pools

### Quick Start

1. Connect Solana wallet
2. Sign message to obtain API Token
3. Use Token to call API endpoints

### Error Handling

All API responses follow a unified format:

```json
{
  "code": 200,
  "data": {},
  "message": "Success"
}
```

### Environment Configuration

* **Mainnet**: `https://api.cooking.city`
* **RPC**: Helius or QuickNode

### Supported Networks

* Solana Mainnet

### SDK and Tools

* **Frontend**: React/Next.js
* **Wallet**: AppKit (formerly WalletConnect)
* **Trading**: Meteora DLMM + Jupiter
* **On-chain Program**: Anchor Framework


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