Config setup

info about config and how to set it up

Edit config: opens the configuration editing page

Configuration fields:

  1. Token contract address: the address of the token contract (you should not have any restrictions againts bundle buys)

  2. Number of wallets to create: the number of wallets to be created for bundle purchase. It should be a whole number

  3. Amount of tokens to buy: the number of tokens being bought from each wallet (will later be replaced by a percentage). The number of tokens, expressed as a percentage of the total emission, must be divided by 0.25 without a remainder (for example, with a total emission of 10,000,000 tokens: 100,000 will be a valid value, but 120,000 will not). It should be a whole number without additional decimals

  4. Gas price multiplier: a multiplier for the transaction gas price. The base gas price is taken from the Ethereum network and multiplied by the specified number. The higher the multiplier, the greater the chances that the transaction will be included in a block, and the higher the fees on the Ethereum network. If gas prices are high at launch, it makes sense to keep the multiplier low; otherwise, you can set a higher multiplier. It should be a decimal number. Recommended range: from 1.25 to 5

  5. Gas multiplier: a multiplier for the transaction gas value. The base gas value is calculated based on indirect factors and multiplied by the specified number. This is desirable to ensure that the transaction can be processed by the Ethereum network. However, since this parameter is meant for safety, large values are not required. It should be a decimal number. Recommended range: from 1.1 to 1.5

  6. Initial wallet ETH multiplier: a multiplier for the amount of ETH sent to each created wallet. This is desirable to ensure that the calculated amount of ETH is sufficient to actually purchase the desired amount of tokens. However, since this parameter is needed as a safeguard, large values are not required. It is specified as a decimal number. Recommended range: from 1.1 to 1.5.

  7. Transactions deadline: the time in minutes during which Uniswap will consider the transaction signature legitimate. It is specified as a whole number. Recommended range: from 20 to 120.

  8. Funding wallet private key: the private key of the wallet from which the ETH will be distributed.

  9. Token owner wallet private key: the private key of the wallet from which the contract will be deployed. If distribution and deployment are done from the same wallet, both fields should be filled with the same value.

  10. Liquidity pool tokens: the number of tokens that will be sent to the initial liquidity pool (later to be replaced by a percentage). It is specified as a whole number without additional decimals.

  11. Liquidity pool ETH: the amount of ETH that will be sent to the initial liquidity pool. It is specified as a decimal number.

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