Best practices
What experienced launchers do — warm wallets, fund privately, rehearse, size against the curve, exit in steps.
None of this is required. All of it separates a launch that reads as organic from one that reads as a bot.
Before the launch#
- Warm every wallet that will buy. A wallet whose first transaction is your snipe is a red flag. Run Warm up a day or two ahead; give the dev a Dev warmup.
- Fund through hops, not from one wallet. Use Fund wallets with Disperse or the Mixer — wallets funded from one source look like one wallet to an explorer.
- Use a supply plan. Decide % of supply per role once, mount it on the Tasks step, let the calculator size the snipe.
- Rehearse. Run the launch once with Simulate and read each task's Results. Then go live. Tasks that always trade for real (Volume, the order tasks) — start them small.
At launch#
- Simulate before Create. A clean simulation is cheap; a reverted launch is not.
- Arm an Anti-Sniper so outside snipers don't make you the exit liquidity.
- Keep the dev bag visible — that's what Sell all (excl dev) is for.
After launch#
- Exit in steps. A sell Ladder or DCA leaves a chart buyers stay on; Sell all leaves a cliff.
- Rotate hands. Hand Switcher moves the launch bag into warmed wallets.
- Collect through the Mixer — never straight to an exchange deposit address.
Every day#
- Export nothing you don't need to. A key that left the app can leak.
- Read the fees page once — the fee falls as you trade, and sizing always leaves a wallet able to sell.