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To convert your secret key into a more readable format, you may use the base58 encoding method to print it. However, it is crucial to remember that sharing your private key is insecure, and you must protect it at all costs.
After running the wallet script, you should have both your public and private keys printed out, along with confirmation of the airdrop transaction. You can then import your newly created wallet into the Phantom wallet application to view your tokens visually.
Step 2: Creating Metadata for Your Token
With your wallet created, the next step is setting up the metadata for the token. Create a new file named token.json, where you can define various aspects of your token such as its name, symbol, description, and an image URL representing the token.
For example: