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How to Use the Raydium Bundler Tool?
1
Connect Your Wallet
Connect your web wallet by clicking on the "Connect Wallet" button at the top right of the screen.
2
Select Your Token
Input your token’s contract address or choose a token from your wallet by clicking "Select from Wallet."
3
If you already have an OpenBook market ID - select "I already have an OpenBook Market" and provide the ID of OpenBook market. If you don't have one - don't worry, the bundler will create one for you!
4
Choose Advanced OpenBook Market Options
- Adjust advanced settings if necessary.
- Important: Do not change these settings unless you fully understand how OpenBook works.
5
Generate Wallets
Select the number of wallets you want to be used for snipe, then click "Generate." After wallet creation, download a .csv file containing the public and private keys. Store the file securely, as it grants access to the wallets. We don't save public or private keys in our servers or databases so it's very important that you download a .csv file of your wallets and have access to it. If you don't save your wallets and refresh the page - the access to your wallets will be lost forever. Also there is an option to upload your own wallets. If you choose to upload your own wallets contents of .csv file should be exactly the same structure as in generated wallets .csv.
6
"Leave 0.01 SOL in all wallets" option
after sniping is complete, you will need some SOL balance if you want to sell or transfer the token. If you choose not to leave 0.01 SOL after sniping, you will need to transfer some SOL to all wallets in order to sell or transfer tokens.
7
Set Initial Token Liquidity
Enter the number of tokens to add to the liquidity pool. For example, if your total token supply is 1 billion and you input 1,000,000,000, that amount will be added to the pool. Also you can click on the "MAX" button if you want all the tokens to be added to the liquidity pool.
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Add Initial SOL Liquidity
Specify the amount of SOL to pair with your token in the liquidity pool.
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Set Snipe SOL Amount
Enter the amount of SOL to be used for sniping. SOL amount that you enter will be divided between all wallets uploaded or generated and used to perform unique buys from all wallets in the first block instantly after liquidity pool creation. Buys will be executed in different amounts one after another so it will look even more natural.
10
Launch the Token
Click "Launch Token" and confirm the transactions in your web wallet. After confirmation, your token will be live and ready for trading.
10
Check Balances
This button updates the total SOL and token balances in the wallets table.
11
Burn LP Tokens
After launching, click "Burn LP" to lock the liquidity and increase trust in your project.
12
Collect Balances
Use the "Collect SOL" or "Collect Token Balance" buttons to transfer all balances to the wallet you want with a single click, making management easy.
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Raydium Bundler
Create an OpenBook market, set up a liquidity pool, generate up to 48 wallets, and be the first buyer of your token—all in one simple click! 🔥 Plus, burn LP tokens and seamlessly collect token & SOL balances after launch. 🚀
The tool is currently undergoing maintenance. Please check back later as we're actively working on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to use the bundler?
Can I launch SPL 2022 (tax token) using the Raydium Bundler?
I already have an OpenBook market ID. Can I use the bundler?
How many wallets will be used to snipe tokens?
I want to import my own wallets. Can I do that?
Are the private and public keys of my generated wallets stored or accessible by the Jungle team?
What is the "Leave 0.01 SOL in all wallets" option?
What is token initial liquidity?
What is SOL initial liquidity?
What is snipe SOL amount?
What happens if I close the bundler in the middle of the launch?
I didn’t save my OpenBook market ID or AMM ID. What can I do?
What happens when I burn LP tokens?
What does the "Check Balances" button do?
How do I collect token or SOL balances into a single wallet?