GTokenTool, as the strongest one-click token issuance platform on the internet, has helped countless users issue their first token in their lives. With its four major features of high security, low threshold, low fees, and multiple functions, it is favored by many blockchain newcomers. It is a very powerful decentralized token issuance platform that supports one-click token issuance on blockchains such as BSC, Solana, Base, Ton, ETH, and Tron, and also supports multiple functions such as batch airdrops, token market value management, and token presales.
Preparation items:
A computer or a mobile phone.
Solana wallet (Phantom wallet installation tutorial)
Private key of the wallet for batch trading
Tokens required for batch trading
Some SOL is used to pay for transaction GAS.
Notes
1. The robot is in single routing mode: that is, the SOL pool can only trade SOL. The USDC pool can only trade USDC.
2. The robot currently only supports Raydium V2 and V3 AMM pools, does not support CLMM pools, and also does not support Orca pools.
3. The price of newly opened projects is unstable, and often requires a higher slippage rate to trade successfully.
4. Most reasons for transaction failure are: insufficient balance (check if parameters are filled incorrectly), transaction expired (node speed is slow), did not follow the process (e.g., starting to trade without checking the pool), low miner fee (can increase miner fee).
5. Your private key will not be stored on the platform, all operations are executed on the frontend, please feel free to use it. If you are concerned, you can use a new wallet for operations.
Specific operations
1. Connect wallet
GTokenTool enters the Solana market management page, click on 'Connect Wallet' in the upper right corner and select the network.
2. Enter the currency for batch trading
Search for tokens by entering the token contract and select the target token.
Then select the corresponding base token.
3. View transaction pool ID
After selecting the token, scroll to the bottom of the screen to view the current trading pool ID and the current price. Clicking 'Clear Log' will clear the log information. If you want to confirm the trading pool ID again after clearing the log, you can click the 'Check Pool' button.
4. Import batch wallets
Import batch wallets, check wallet balance, click refresh wallet to refresh the wallet balance, click the delete operation button to delete the wallet.
5. Set related configuration parameters.
Trading mode: Pump → Buy tokens; Dump → Sell tokens
Target price: In pump mode, the target price should be higher than the current token price. In dump mode, the target price should be lower than the current token price.
Amount: In pump mode, this amount is the amount of SOL you spend. In dump mode, this amount is the number of tokens you want to sell.
All: Sell all tokens at once, ignoring price and slippage.
Random: Randomly buy/sell tokens based on the set amount range.
Fixed: Buy with a fixed amount of SOL, or sell a fixed amount of tokens.
Execution interval: The execution interval time between each buy or sell, in seconds.
Slippage: The maximum acceptable slippage cost for each transaction. For newly listed tokens, the slippage should be a bit higher.
RPC: The default node is public, and the transaction speed is relatively slow. If you need to increase the transaction speed, you can enter your own RPC node.
Miner fee (gas): to some extent determines your transaction speed, the more miner fee you give, the faster the transaction speed is relative.
Default: Additional expenditure of 100000 gas, approximately 0.000035 SOL.
Fast: Additional expenditure of 800000 gas, approximately 0.00025 SOL.
Other: You can enter a custom gas fee.
6. Start batch trading.
Real-time view of transaction logs
