Sell your tokens, quietly.

What you're doing: choosing how much of your bag to sell.

• All of it — sell the whole balance.
• A percentage — drag the slider. Good for taking part off the table and keeping the rest.
• An exact amount — type a token count.
• A dollar amount — say what you want in money and we work out the tokens.

Read the box below the choice. It shows what you'd actually receive, not the paper value. The gap between the two is price impact: every sale pushes the price down a little, and big sales push it down a lot.

Rule of thumb: if your bag is more than about 10% of what's sitting in the pool, you cannot get the paper price no matter what you do. Selling less, or selling slowly, is the only fix.

What you're doing: deciding how quickly the bot sells.

Instead of dumping everything at once, your sale is split into smaller pieces spread over time. Two reasons: each smaller sale moves the price less, and a steady trickle looks nothing like a panic exit.

• Auto — pick a preset or a duration and we build the schedule. Sizes and gaps are deliberately uneven so the pattern doesn't look robotic.
• Manual — you write every single sell yourself: how much, and exactly when. Use this when you want to sell around specific times or events.

The bars show your plan: each bar is one sale, with its size, its price impact, and how many minutes in it happens.

Honest limit: spreading out reduces the damage of each individual sale, but it cannot create buyers. If nobody is buying, a slow sale and a fast sale both end up cheap — slow just gives the pool time to recover between hits.

What you're doing: choosing where the money lands — this is the step that decides how private the whole thing is.

• Back to this wallet — simplest, and completely public. Anyone reading the chain sees the same wallet got the airdrop and took the money.
• A different wallet I own — better. Proceeds land somewhere unconnected to the wallet that held the tokens.
• Fresh stealth addresses — strongest. Each sale pays out to a brand-new address that has never been used, so the payments don't obviously belong together.

If you choose stealth, save the backup key file. It is the only way to reach that money. Lose it and the funds are gone permanently — nobody, including us, can recover them.

Be clear on what this does and doesn't do: it breaks the link between your token wallet and your proceeds. It does not make you invisible — moving your tokens into the proxy is a public transaction like any other.

What you're doing: checking the plan, then running it. Three actions, in order:

1. Create Privacy Proxy — deploys your own small contract. It can only sell your token into the pool you confirmed, and it can only pay the address you chose in step 4. Nobody else can make it do anything.
2. Move tokens — one transfer from your wallet into that contract. This is the only transaction your own wallet signs.
3. Start selling — the bot begins working through your schedule, paying the gas for every sale.

Once running you'll see each confirmed sale appear with a link to the explorer, plus a live progress count. Stop safely halts the run cleanly before the next sale — it never interrupts one mid-flight, and you can press Start again later to resume where it left off.

Worth knowing: the bot's key can only trigger sales. It cannot change your payout address, and it cannot move your proceeds anywhere else — those are fixed in the contract when it's created.