Launching
Launch settings
How a launch is sent and paid for: the dev wallet, how wallets are funded, slippage, priority, tips, retries and the full bill.
Open Launch settings from Bundle Studio's top bar. Sections run down the side: Wallets, Funding, Sending and What it costs; ↑ and ↓ move between them. A section with something to fix is marked.
Wallets
- Dev wallet
- The wallet that creates the coin: a new one made for it, one from a private key, or one of yours.
Funding
When the wallets are funded is chosen beside the Launch button, since it changes what that button does: As it launches tops every wallet up from your treasury as the launch starts; Ahead of time funds them first (after the two-factor check, if Settings asks for one on launches), so the launch itself is faster, and Pull it back returns that money if you change your mind. How they're funded is set here:
- Time between wallets
- A wait between one wallet's funding and the next, from none to 4 hours, the same list as the wallet pages'. 30 minutes is recommended: wallets funded closer together can be tied together by trading terminals.
- Each wallet keeps
- Left in each wallet for selling later: nothing, 0.005 (the default), 0.01, 0.02 or 0.05 SOL.
Sending
Smart sending is on by default and picks these for you: 10% slippage in bundles and 25% on single buys, Turbo priority, sent privately, and a 0.005 SOL bundle tip. Change any of them by hand and Smart turns off.
- Slippage
- How far the price may move against a buy before it's refused: 5, 10, 20, 30 or 50%, or any other figure.
- Priority
- What each buy pays to go ahead of others. Normal 0.00005, Fast 0.0005 or Turbo 0.002 SOL per buy.
- Bundle tip
- Paid once per bundle to Jito, so the bundle lands whole. 0.005 SOL to start.
- Send privately
- Keeps buys out of the public queue, so no one can see them coming and jump in front. The create's bundle is always private.
- Skip if the cap is over
- A market cap past which buys don't go out. A step or a wallet can set its own.
- If a step misses
- Try again (the default) tries again at the price then, 1 to 5 times (3 to start); Skip it lets the other steps carry on; Stop the rest calls it and every step after it off. Each step can choose its own in its sentence.
What it costs
Every part of the bill: buys, what wallets keep, creating the coin, tips, and network and priority fees, less what's already in the wallets, and the total from your treasury. Parts that come to nothing are left out. More in Fees.