Coin Settings

The Coin Settings page is where you configure everything about a coin — how it connects to the chain, how the launch bundle is built, when it rugs, where the proceeds go, and how it gets promoted. This page documents every setting, section by section, in the order you see them.

Accessing Settings

Go to your Portfolio
Find your coin and click the Settings (gear) icon
Or navigate directly to /portfolio/{coinId}/settings

A coin is tied to the chain it was created on. On Solana coins the native asset is SOL, the launch platform is Pump.fun, and bundles route through Jito. On BNB Smart Chain (BSC) coins the native asset is BNB, swaps route through PancakeSwap, and priority transactions route through an MEV relay. Many controls share the same field but change their label per chain — those are called out below.

Solana vs BSC at a glance

Most settings are identical on both chains. These are the ones that differ:

Area	Solana (SOL)	BSC (BNB)
Priority routing	Jito Engine Location	MEV Relay Region
Direct-submit toggle	Fast Jito Bypass	Fast MEV Bypass
Base fee field	Priority Fee (Lamports)	Gas Price (Gwei)
Router selection	— (Pump.fun)	PancakeSwap Router (V2 / V3)
Speed-test middle tab	Jito	Relay
Trading Bot Source options	Photon, BullX, Trojan, Sol Trading Bot	Maestro, Banana Gun, BullX, Pancake Bot
Bonding Curve %	Shown (Pump.fun concept)	Hidden
Extra payout mode	—	SOL Conversion (bridge BNB → Solana)
Coordinated Rug	Available	Coming soon (disabled)
Post-launch chart link	Photon	Poocoin
Stablecoin (payout)	USDC	USDT

Header Status Bar

A row of live status pills sits at the top of the page. All are read-only.

Setting	Chain	What it does
Node Online	Both	Green pulsing pill confirming the trading node for this coin’s chain is connected. Reads “SOL Node Online” / “BSC Node Online”; collapses to `SOL` / `BNB` on narrow screens.
WebSocket Online	Both	Confirms the real-time WebSocket feed used for execution and price updates is live. Collapses to `WS` on mobile.
Native price badge	Both	Shows the current price of the coin’s native asset — SOL price for Solana coins, BNB price for BSC coins.

Node Configuration

The endpoints and routing your bot uses to reach the chain. The URLs are pre-filled, locked, and read-only — you do not need to touch them.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Default / Options
Node URL (REQUIRED)	Both	The RPC endpoint the bot submits all transactions through. Read-only, pre-filled with a private Syndica node (API key masked).	SOL: `solana-mainnet` · BSC: `bsc-mainnet`
WebSocket URL (REQUIRED)	Both	The streaming `wss://` endpoint the bot subscribes to for live block/mempool data. Read-only, masked key.	Chain-specific Syndica endpoint
RPC Nodes	Both	Live status list of the redundant RPC providers you’re connected to, each with a latency reading, so you can confirm routing is healthy. Header shows “N connected”.	SOL: Syndica, QuickNode, Helius, Triton, Jito (5). BSC: Syndica, QuickNode, NodeReal, Ankr, BNB48 Club, Chainstack (6)
Jito Engine Location	SOL	Selects which regional Jito block-engine your bundles submit through — pick the region closest to validators for faster inclusion.	Frankfurt (default), Amsterdam, New York, Tokyo, Singapore
MEV Relay Region	BNB	The BSC equivalent: selects which regional MEV relay your priority transactions route through.	Frankfurt (default), Amsterdam, New York, Tokyo, Singapore
Trading Bot Source	Both	Chooses which external trading bot your buys/sells are made to appear as originating from, so activity blends in with normal traffic.	SOL: Random (default), None, Photon, BullX, Trojan, Sol Trading Bot · BSC: Random (default), None, Maestro, Banana Gun, BullX, Pancake Bot
Fast Jito Bypass	SOL	Sends Jito bundle transactions directly without routing through proxies, for lower latency. Helper: “No proxies needed for Jito transactions.”	ON
Fast MEV Bypass	BNB	BSC equivalent: sends priority relay transactions directly without proxies. Helper: “No proxies needed for priority relay transactions.”	ON

Jito Engine Location and MEV Relay Region are the same control with a chain-specific label — likewise Fast Jito Bypass / Fast MEV Bypass. Same regions, same behavior.

Transaction Settings

Fee, slippage, and safety controls applied to every trade.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Default
Priority Fee (Lamports)	SOL	The base priority fee (tip) paid to get your transactions included ahead of others.	3
Gas Price (Gwei)	BNB	BSC equivalent of the base fee — the gas price your transactions bid to get mined. Same underlying field as the SOL priority fee.	3
Priority Fee (Gwei)	Both	An additional priority tip added on top of the base fee to further speed up inclusion.	1
Slippage Tolerance (%)	Both	The maximum price movement you’ll accept between quote and execution before a trade is rejected.	15
Max Gas (Gwei)	Both	Caps the highest gas the bot will ever bid, so fees never run away during congestion.	8
Block Confirmations	Both	How many confirmed blocks to wait for before treating a transaction as final.	3
PancakeSwap Router	BNB	Chooses which PancakeSwap router version your swaps route through. BSC only.	V2 (default), V3
Anti-MEV Protection	Both	Routes transactions through a private relay to shield them from sandwich / front-running bots. Helper: “Route through a private relay to block sandwich bots.”	ON
Honeypot Pre-Check	Both	Simulates a sell before every buy to detect honeypot tokens you couldn’t sell out of. Helper: “Simulate a sell before buying to detect honeypots.”	ON
Auto-Approve Token	Both	Pre-approves the token spend allowance ahead of time so trades skip the separate approval transaction and execute faster. Helper: “Pre-approve spend allowance to skip the approval tx.”	OFF

Proxies

Proxies spread the bot’s wallet activity across many IP addresses. By default you use the built-in server pool; you can upload your own instead.

Setting	Chain	What it does
Proxies Loaded	Both	A read-only count of available proxies. Shows “Using server proxies” and “All proxies healthy” on the built-in pool, or “Custom Proxies Loaded” after you upload your own.
Load Your Own Proxies	Both	Uploads a `.txt` list of your own proxies to use instead of the server pool. Format: `ip\|port\|user\|pass` (one per line).
Loaded proxies	Both	After upload, a scrollable table of your proxies (`ip:port`, each marked OK). Shows the first 50 with an “and N more” note. Only appears once a custom set is loaded.

Speed Test

Benchmarks proxy latency so you can confirm your routing is fast before launch.

Setting	Chain	What it does
Node / Jito (Relay) / Regions tabs	Both	Scope buttons choosing what the test measures. The middle tab is labeled Jito on Solana and Relay on BSC.
Test	Both	Runs a latency benchmark that samples 100 random proxies and reports the average response time, streaming per-proxy results into the console. Disabled while running or when custom proxies are loaded.
Average speed / results console	Both	Large `Nms` readout (green under 50ms, yellow above), sub-labeled “Avg of 100 proxies”. Below it, a monospace console logs each proxy; `TIMEOUT` lines show in red and the run reports “N/100 successful”.

Bundler Mode

How your launch buys are bundled. Pick one mode.

Mode	Chain	What it does	Notes
Safe Mode	Both	Bundles your launch across up to 20 wallets in the same block. The recommended, lower-risk default.	Badge: RECOMMENDED. Default selected.
Instant Mode	Both	Aggressively bundles across up to 120 wallets in the first 1–2 blocks for maximum initial supply capture.	Reveals sniper selection + ASAP Mode.
Delayed Mode	Both	Spreads bundle execution over time, either fired on a trigger or as soon as possible with delays.	Reveals a Triggered / ASAP choice.

Instant Mode sub-options

Select up to 4 snipers — pick which sniper bots join the instant bundle (max 4): Sniper Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta.
ASAP Mode — checkbox that fires the instant bundle as fast as possible rather than waiting on a trigger. Default OFF.

Delayed Mode sub-options

Triggered / ASAP — chooses whether the delayed buys wait for a trigger condition or begin as soon as possible. Default: ASAP.

Developer Wallet

The core buy configuration for launch.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Default
Dev Buy Amount (SOL/BNB)	Both	How much native asset the developer wallet buys of the token at launch. Step 0.1, min 0.	1.0
Bundler Wallets	Both	The number of separate wallets used to bundle-buy at launch. Range 1–120.	20
Amount per Wallet (SOL/BNB)	Both	How much each bundler wallet buys. Step 0.01, min 0. When a preset randomizes it, the field locks and shows “Randomized by AI”.	0.05
Bonding Curve %	SOL	Read-only, computed. Shows how far your combined dev + bundler buys push the Pump.fun bonding curve toward completion (~85 SOL ≈ 100%). Hidden on BSC.	—

Bonding Curve % is a Pump.fun (Solana) concept and is hidden on BSC coins, since BNB Chain has no bonding curve.

Security

Protections and token restrictions applied to your launch.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Default
Anti-MEV	Both	Protects your transactions from MEV sandwich attacks and front-running bots.	ON
Anti-Sniper	Both	Blocks known sniper bots from buying into your token for fairer distribution.	ON
Honeypot	Both	Configures the token so buyers are restricted from selling. Toggle turns red when active.	OFF
Hidden Honeypot	Both	A concealed honeypot variant that is harder for buyers and scanners to detect. Badge: PREMIUM — locked unless subscribed.	OFF

Turning Anti-MEV off pops a warning: disabling it is extremely risky and may lose funds to sandwich attacks. Turning Anti-Sniper off warns about exposure to sniper bots and reduced profits.

Auto-Rug Triggers

Arm any combination of thresholds to rug the token automatically. Each is a toggle that reveals an input when switched on; leave a toggle off to disable that trigger.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Input
Market Cap	Both	Automatically rugs once the token’s market cap reaches the dollar value you set.	`$` amount, placeholder 50,000
Holder Count	Both	Automatically rugs once the token reaches a target number of holders.	Number, placeholder 100
Liquidity	Both	Automatically rugs once pool liquidity reaches the dollar threshold you set.	`$` amount, placeholder 10,000

Micro-Buy Bot

An automated bot that places many small, spaced-out buys across throwaway wallets to make the token look organically traded. The Enable toggle (default OFF) reveals the fields below.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Default
Wallets	Both	How many wallets the bot cycles its small buys through.	10
Min SOL/BNB	Both	The smallest per-buy amount.	0.01
Max SOL/BNB	Both	The largest per-buy amount.	0.05
Delay (s)	Both	Read-only range showing the randomized delay (seconds) between micro-buys.	5–30

Market Simulation

Uses a set of funded wallets to generate trading volume and price action so the chart looks busier. The Enable toggle (default OFF) reveals the fields below.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Default
Simulation Wallets	Both	How many wallets take part in the simulated activity.	50
Funding per Wallet (SOL/BNB)	Both	How much native asset each simulation wallet is funded with.	0.1

Withdrawal Mode

Where proceeds go when the coin rugs. Pick one mode — the others stay configured but inactive.

Withdrawal Addresses (STANDARD)

The default mode: sends proceeds directly to one or more of your own wallets.

Make sure you use WEB3 non-KYC wallets.

Each withdrawal row has:

Setting	Chain	What it does
Quick Select from Your Wallets	Both	Pick a destination from your existing dashboard wallets, or choose “Randomized by AI (all wallets)” to spread proceeds across all of them. Only your same-chain wallets appear (name, truncated address, native balance).
Address (manual entry)	Both	Paste any external destination address instead of using Quick Select. Placeholder is chain-specific (base58 for SOL, `0x…` for BSC).
Percentage / Max Amount	Both	Chooses whether this wallet receives a percentage of proceeds or a fixed maximum amount. Disabled when the row is AI-randomized.
Percentage / amount value	Both	The percentage share or fixed amount for this wallet. Shows “Auto” when AI-randomized. First wallet defaults to 100%.
Currency	Both	Whether this wallet is paid in the native asset or the stablecoin — SOL / USDC on Solana, BNB / USDT on BSC. Defaults to native.
Remove	Both	Deletes this withdrawal row (shown only when more than one row exists).
Add Another Wallet	Both	Adds another destination row so proceeds can be split across several addresses. New rows start at 0% until configured.

XMR Conversion (SAFER)

Converts proceeds to Monero and sends them to your XMR address for maximum anonymity.

Fee: 5% conversion fee.
Monero (XMR) wallet address — the XMR address converted proceeds are sent to. Shown only when this mode is selected.

SOL Conversion (CROSS-CHAIN) — BSC only

Bridges your BNB proceeds cross-chain and pays them out to a Solana wallet.

Fee: 5% conversion fee.
Solana (SOL) wallet address — the Solana address bridged proceeds are delivered to. Shown only when this mode is selected.

SOL Conversion appears only on BSC coins. There is no equivalent mode on Solana coins.

Withdraw using Coordinated Rug

A queue-based exit: your share is routed out when the next coordinated group rug fires alongside other users.

Coordinated Rug is available on Solana. On BSC it shows a COMING SOON badge and is disabled (“Coordinated Rug is coming soon for BSC”).

Setting	Chain	What it does
Queue Wallet	SOL	Selects which of your wallets joins the coordinated-rug queue (name, address, SOL balance).
Generate New Wallet	SOL	Creates a fresh wallet on the spot for the queue; shows a recovery-phrase modal after generation.
Required minimum balance	SOL	Read-only. The minimum on-chain balance your queue wallet must hold, based on your plan (verified on save). Tiers: Basic 4 · Advanced 7 · Premium 12 · Boosted 16 SOL. Shows your current plan badge.
Queue Progress	SOL	Read-only progress bar showing “N of 15 users queued” and when you joined.
Platform fee	SOL	Read-only: a 5% platform fee is taken from a coordinated-rug exit.
Contact @theonlyrugger for express withdrawal	SOL	Opens a Telegram chat (`t.me/theonlyrugger`) to arrange a faster express withdrawal for an extra fee.

Appears after Generate New Wallet:

Address — the public address of the new wallet (read-only).
Recovery Phrase — the seed phrase, shown only once. “Write down the recovery phrase below and store it somewhere safe. We will not show it again.”
Copy Phrase — copies the recovery phrase to your clipboard.
I’ve Saved It — confirms you’ve backed it up and closes the modal.

Auto Advertising

All Auto Advertising fields are PREMIUM — locked/disabled unless you’re subscribed (placeholder shows “Premium required”).

Semicolon-separated lists the bot uses to auto-promote your coin after launch:

Setting	Chain	What it does	Placeholder
Telegram Channels	Both	Telegram channels where the token is auto-promoted.	`@channel1; @channel2`
Instagram Post IDs	Both	Instagram post IDs used for automated promotion.	`id1; id2; id3`
Twitter Links	Both	Twitter/X links to amplify.	`link1; link2; link3`
TikTok Sparks	Both	TikTok Spark ad codes used to boost reach.	`spark1; spark2; spark3`

Expand Budget

Deposit Address — a read-only, copyable address you send native asset to in order to top up your advertising budget. Helper: “Min: 0.1 SOL/BNB.” The address format matches the coin’s chain.

Token Preview

A read-only preview of how your token appears.

Setting	Chain	What it does
Token name / ticker / image	Both	Shows the coin’s image (or a fallback icon), name, and `$ticker`.
Projected CA	Both	The projected contract/mint address your token is expected to launch at, with a copy button. Uses the real mint/contract if available, otherwise a generated one (base58 for SOL, `0x…` for BSC).

Presets

One-click community configurations that fill in the coin settings for you. Each entry shows a preset name, @author, and description.

Preset	Chain	What it does
InstaRUG	Both	By @theonlyrugger. Configures the coin to rug at the exact market cap right before the original rug happened. For whitelisted users it AI-analyzes the source rug’s dev buy, bundler count and peak market cap (a spinner shows while rug data loads, then a check when a dev wallet is found); otherwise applies defaults — instant mode, 1.0 dev buy, 5 bundlers, honeypot on, market-cap rug at 50,000.
The LOOOONG Game	Both	By @wh1ter0se. A patient, delayed multi-phase distribution: delayed mode, 0.8 dev buy, 40 bundler wallets, 0.03 per wallet, holder-count rug at 500.

Auto Comment

Auto Comment is PREMIUM — the toggle is locked unless you’re subscribed.

Automatically posts hype comments on your token at a set interval. The Enable toggle (default OFF) reveals:

Setting	Chain	What it does	Default
Comment text	Both	The message the bot repeatedly posts. Supports a `{ticker}` placeholder that inserts your symbol. Placeholder: “LFG! to the moon…”	—
Interval	Both	How often, in seconds, the comment is re-posted.	30

AI Website Generation

AI Website Generation is PREMIUM — locked unless you’re subscribed.

Auto-generates and hosts a professional landing page for your token so it looks legitimate. The Enable AI Website toggle (default OFF) reveals:

Setting	Chain	What it does	Options
Website Style	Both	The visual theme the AI uses for the page.	Modern / Minimalist (default), Meme / Fun, Professional / Corporate, Gaming / Neon
Generate Website	Both	Triggers AI generation of the site using the chosen style.	—

Post-Launch Tools

Available once the coin is live — external chart links and manual exit controls.

Setting	Chain	What it does
Photon	SOL	Opens the token on the Photon trading terminal (`photon-sol.tinyastro.io`).
Poocoin	BNB	Opens the token’s contract on Poocoin (`poocoin.app`) — the BSC equivalent.
BullX	Both	Opens the token on the BullX terminal (`bullx.io`).
View Token	Both	Opens your token’s detail/view page.
Distribution	Both	Shows the holder/supply distribution breakdown.
Live Stats	Both	Opens live statistics (price, holders, activity) in real time.
Sell %	Both	Sells a chosen percentage of your position (red/destructive styling).
Sell All	Both	Sells your entire position — a full manual exit (red/destructive styling).

Webhook Notifications

Push notifications about your token’s events to Discord and/or Telegram. The master Enable toggle (default OFF) reveals the whole configuration below.

Setting	Chain	What it does	Placeholder
Discord Webhook URL	Both	The Discord webhook URL alerts are posted to.	`https://discord.com/api/webhooks/...`
Test Discord	Both	Sends a test message to confirm the Discord webhook works. Disabled while testing or when the URL is empty.	—
Telegram Bot Token	Both	The Telegram bot token used to deliver notifications.	`Bot Token (from @BotFather)`
Telegram Chat ID	Both	The Telegram user or group chat that alerts are sent to.	`Chat ID (user or group)`
Test Telegram	Both	Sends a test message via the bot to verify the credentials. Disabled while testing or when token/chat ID are empty.	—

Trigger Events

Toggle chips choosing which events fire a notification:

Event	Default	Notes
On Launch	ON	Fires when the token launches.
Holder Milestone	ON	Fires at each configured holder-count milestone. Reveals the Holder Milestones input.
MC Milestone	ON	Fires at each configured market-cap milestone. Reveals the Market Cap Milestones input.
Liquidity Change	OFF	Fires when the pool’s liquidity changes.
On Rug	ON	Fires when the token is rugged.

Holder Milestones (comma-separated) — the holder-count thresholds that each fire an alert. Default: 50,100,250,500,1000. Shown only when the Holder Milestone trigger is on.
Market Cap Milestones (USD) — the USD market-cap thresholds that each fire an alert. Default: 10000,25000,50000,100000,500000. Shown only when the MC Milestone trigger is on.

Include in Messages

Toggle chips choosing which data fields each notification message contains:

Field	Default	Field	Default
Token Name	ON	Holders	ON
Symbol	ON	Liquidity	ON
Contract	ON	24h Volume	OFF
Price	ON	Price Change	OFF
Market Cap	ON	Top Holders	OFF

Saving

There is no manual Save button. A read-only status line at the bottom confirms “Changes save automatically”, switching to “Saving changes…” while a save is in flight. Auto-save is debounced roughly 1.5 seconds after your last change.

Configure all settings — especially bundler mode, rug triggers, and withdrawal addresses — before launching. Some settings cannot be changed after launch.

Getting Started

Core Features

Trading Tools

Wallet Management

Account

Support

Legal

Coin Settings

Coin Settings

Accessing Settings

Solana vs BSC at a glance

Header Status Bar

Node Configuration

Transaction Settings

Proxies

Speed Test

Bundler Mode

Developer Wallet

Security

Auto-Rug Triggers

Micro-Buy Bot

Market Simulation

Withdrawal Mode

Withdrawal Addresses (STANDARD)

XMR Conversion (SAFER)

SOL Conversion (CROSS-CHAIN) — BSC only

Withdraw using Coordinated Rug

Auto Advertising

Expand Budget

Token Preview

Presets

Auto Comment

AI Website Generation

Post-Launch Tools

Webhook Notifications

Trigger Events

Include in Messages

Saving

​Coin Settings

​Accessing Settings

​Solana vs BSC at a glance

​Header Status Bar

​Node Configuration

​Transaction Settings

​Proxies

​Speed Test

​Bundler Mode

​Developer Wallet

​Security

​Auto-Rug Triggers

​Micro-Buy Bot

​Market Simulation

​Withdrawal Mode

​Withdrawal Addresses (STANDARD)

​XMR Conversion (SAFER)

​SOL Conversion (CROSS-CHAIN) — BSC only

​Withdraw using Coordinated Rug

​New Wallet Generated (modal)

​Auto Advertising

​Expand Budget

​Token Preview

​Presets

​Auto Comment

​AI Website Generation

​Post-Launch Tools

​Webhook Notifications

​Trigger Events

​Include in Messages

​Saving

Coin Settings

Accessing Settings

Solana vs BSC at a glance

Header Status Bar

Node Configuration

Transaction Settings

Proxies

Speed Test

Bundler Mode

Developer Wallet

Security

Auto-Rug Triggers

Micro-Buy Bot

Market Simulation

Withdrawal Mode

Withdrawal Addresses (STANDARD)

XMR Conversion (SAFER)

SOL Conversion (CROSS-CHAIN) — BSC only

Withdraw using Coordinated Rug

New Wallet Generated (modal)

Auto Advertising

Expand Budget

Token Preview

Presets

Auto Comment

AI Website Generation

Post-Launch Tools

Webhook Notifications

Trigger Events

Include in Messages

Saving