Raydium Launch & Snipe
The Safari Launchpad Tool streamlines the process of launching and managing your token on the Solana blockchain. From automatically verifying or creating an OpenBook market ID to setting up a Raydium liquidity pool, this tool takes care of it all. You can snipe the token supply as the first buyer from up to 48 unique wallets and manage your balances with ease. With features like one-click balance collection and the option to burn LP tokens for added security, the Safari Launchpad ensures a smooth, hassle-free launch for your token.
The Process of Raydium Launch & Snipe:
Enter your minted token contract address and generate the desired number of wallets.
Download a .csv file of the generated wallets. It's important that you have access to this file, as we do not store the private or public keys of your generated wallets.
Fill in the token's initial liquidity, SOL initial liquidity, and the snipe SOL amount.
Click "Launch Token" and confirm the first transaction with your Phantom wallet.
After confirming the first transaction, the launchpad will prepare the generated wallets for sniping and distribute the snipe SOL amount across them.
The launchpad will create an OpenBook market and provide you with an OpenBook market ID.
Confirm the second transaction for Liquidity Pool (LP) creation. Once the LP is created, the launchpad will provide you with an AMM ID.
Click the "Check Balances" button to update token and SOL balances across wallets. If needed, burn LP by clicking the "Burn LP" button.
How to Use the Raydium Launch & Snipe Tool:
Access the Launch Tool Go to the Tools page on TokenJungle.io and select "Raydium Launch & Snipe" to begin.
Connect Your Wallet Connect your web wallet by clicking on the "Connect Wallet" button at the top right of the screen.
Select Your Token Input your token’s contract address or choose a token from your wallet by clicking "Select from Wallet."
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 launchpad will create one for you!
Choose Advanced OpenBook Market Options
Adjust advanced settings if necessary.
Important: Do not change these settings unless you fully understand how OpenBook works.
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.
"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.
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.
Add Initial SOL Liquidity Specify the amount of SOL to pair with your token in the liquidity pool.
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.
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.
Check Balances – This button updates the total SOL and token balances in the wallets table.
Burn LP Tokens After launching, click "Burn LP" to lock the liquidity and increase trust in your project.
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.
Raydium Launch & Snipe FAQ
How much does it cost to use the launchpad?
Our launchpad fee is 3 SOL; however, discounts may sometimes be applied to our products. Launchpad fees do not include network fees such as OpenBook market fees, LP creation fees, and other associated costs.
Can I launch SPL 2022 (tax token) using the Safari launchpad?
No, our launchpad currently supports only the Solana SPL token program, excluding SPL 2022.
I already have an OpenBook market ID. Can I use the launchpad?
Yes. Simply click on "I already have an OpenBook Market" and enter your OpenBook market ID.
How many wallets will be used to snipe tokens?
You can choose between 16, 32, or 48 wallets to snipe your token in the first block.
I want to import my own wallets. Can I do that?
Yes, you can use your own wallets, but ensure they are in the same .csv format as our generated wallets.
Are the private and public keys of my generated wallets stored or accessible by the Jungle team?
No, we do not store any of your private or public keys. Be sure to save your wallets after generating them. If you lose access to your wallets, your funds will be lost permanently.
What is the "Leave 0.01 SOL in all wallets" option?
This option allows you to leave 0.01 SOL in all generated wallets after the snipe is completed. You will need some SOL in each wallet to transfer or sell tokens. If you disable this option, all SOL in the generated wallets will be used to snipe tokens, leaving a zero SOL balance after the snipe.
What is token initial liquidity?
Token initial liquidity is the amount of base tokens you add to the Liquidity Pool.
What is SOL initial liquidity?
SOL initial liquidity is the amount of SOL you choose to add to the Liquidity Pool.
What is snipe SOL amount?
Snipe SOL amount refers to the amount of SOL you will use to buy supply in the first block after Liquidity Pool creation.
What happens if I close the launchpad in the middle of the launch?
You can reopen the launchpad, import your .csv file of generated wallets, enter the same details, and continue the launch. Your funds remain secure and will not be lost. However, if you close the launchpad after confirming the liquidity pool creation transaction, the token will still be launched, even if the launchpad window is closed.
I didn’t save my OpenBook market ID or AMM ID. What can I do?
You can find the details of your launch on the Order History page.
What happens when I burn LP tokens?
Burning LP tokens permanently removes them, meaning you cannot withdraw SOL or tokens from the Liquidity Pool. This does not affect the supply you sniped.
What does the "Check Balances" button do?
The "Check Balances" button updates your SOL and token balances in real time and displays them in the table above.
How do I collect token or SOL balances into a single wallet?
After the launch, you can click the "Collect Token Balance" and "Collect SOL" buttons. Make sure to collect the token balance first. If you collect SOL first, there will be no SOL left in the generated wallets to cover transaction fees for token transfers.
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