Handshakes

A handshake moves a coin from some of your wallets to others through the market, in one moment: the picked holders sell, and other wallets buy it back right after with the same SOL. The coin changes hands, the chart barely moves. You'd use it to spread a few big bags over many fresh holders, to move the bundle's tokens out of the wallets everyone watches, or to grow the holder count without a red candle.

Shake hands on the panel

In the trade box, Handshake sits next to Buy and Sell (with a count when the setup prepared some). It opens Handshake $X: the same five questions the setup asks, read top to bottom, with the whole handshake in one sentence above them, for example Bundle (4) sell everything they hold, about 4.1% of supply; 8 fresh wallets drawn at random buy it back with the same SOL, in random amounts, 100 ms after the sells. Beside them, Right now shows it against the market.

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   Who sells

   Your wallets holding the coin now. All launch wallets, Bundle, Start buyers and Dev pick a group, each showing how many wallets it is and the share of supply they hold; Bought later appears when wallets of yours bought after the launch (panel trades, earlier handshakes). The list under them shows every holder with its share and role: ticking or unticking one makes the choice Pick wallets.

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   How much they sell

   Part of their bags (25, 50, 75, All of it; 50 to start) sells that part of every seller's tokens, and the line under it says how much that is. Share of the supply (0.5, 1, 2, 5) sells that share of the coin in total, spread over the sellers in proportion to what they hold; ask for more than they hold together and it says so, with a link to sell all of their bags instead.

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   Who buys it back

   Your buyer wallets that don't sell here, as squares. Fresh wallets at random (the default) draws N from the fresh ones, wallets never in a launch that hold none of the coin, so trackers don't link them to you; Draw again picks others. Wallets I pick: click squares or drag a box, with Show wallets used before for the rest. Clicking a square on a draw turns it into your pick, keeping the drawn ones.

4. 4
   How much they spend

   What the sells bring puts the same SOL back in, so the price stays where it was; A set total spends that much SOL in all, whatever the sells bring.

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   Split and timing

   Each buyer gets A random amount (between half and one and a half of an equal share) or The same amount. Buys go With the sells, 50 ms after (the default), 100 ms after or 200 ms after. Slippage, priority fee and tip are your trade box's settings.

Right now

Planned against the market a moment after each change. Until it can be, it says what's missing (Pick who buys it back.) or why the market can't plan it.

Change hands

Tokens that move, and their share of supply.

Sells bring

The SOL the sells should return, and from how many wallets.

Buys spend

The SOL the buyers spend, and how many of them.

Platform fee

Apache's 1.5% on each side, sells and buys.

Each buyer spends

Every buyer's amount; hover one for its wallet.

A wallet short of SOL is named with what it has and what it needs. While any is, Shake hands · N sell → M buy stays off and the footer says N wallets can't pay their side: top them up on the Wallets page first.

Prepared handshakes

The setup's last step, Handshakes, lets you prepare up to eight before the launch, so on the panel it's one click to load and one to send. Add handshake adds a card that reads top to bottom, with the whole handshake in one sentence above it, for example Start buyers (40) sell everything they hold, about 21% of supply; 10 fresh wallets drawn at random buy it back with the same SOL.

Nameup to 40 characters

How it's listed on the panel, for example "Bundle out".

1 · Who sellsAll launch wallets · Bundle · Start buyers · Dev · Pick wallets

This launch's wallets. Each choice shows how many wallets it is and the share of supply they'll hold right after the launch.

2 · How much they sellPart of their bags · Share of the supply

Part of their bags: each wallet sells that part of what it holds; All of it is 100%. Share of the supply: that much of the whole supply, taken from each in proportion to its bag, and never more than they'll hold: ask for more and the card says how much they'll have, with a link to sell all of their bags instead.

3 · Who buys it backFresh wallets at random · Wallets I pick

Wallets outside this launch. Fresh ones were never in a launch. At random, N are drawn when you load it on the panel; picked, you click or drag over the squares, which show fresh wallets unless you tick Show wallets used in a launch.

4 · How much they spendWhat the sells bring · A set total

The same SOL keeps the price where it was; a set total spends that, whatever the sells bring.

5 · Split and timing

Each buyer gets a random or the same amount; Buys go with the sells, or 50, 100 or 200 ms after them.

The setup refuses a picked seller that has left the launch and a picked buyer inside it. On the panel, the dialog lists them under Prepared in the setup. A click fills in the five rows against the coin as it is now: sellers among the wallets that hold it, fresh buyers drawn at that moment. If something is missing, it says so (for example that two of its sellers hold none of the coin now), then Loaded "Bundle out": check it on the right, then Shake hands.

What happens when you click

The server plans the handshake again against the market at that instant and places it as two linked orders, one for the sells and one for the buys. Both legs are built in one pass: sells first, then the buys, sent after the gap you set. Every row carries its own amount: the tokens a seller sells (never more than it holds when its transaction is built) and the SOL a buyer spends.

Each transaction is the wallet's own, so both legs pay the 1.5% platform fee and settle like any trade, with the same retries. A toast confirms it (Handshake: 3 sell, 5 buy it back), teammates see both orders, and the Holders tab shows the coin spread over the new wallets.

Limits

• 59 wallets at most per handshake, sellers and buyers together, so one pass sends it all.
• Up to eight prepared handshakes per coin.
• Buyers come from your buyer wallets; fund them first (Fund, collect and reclaim).