Merkly ETH mode
Setting up and launching wallets in Merkly ETH mode for profitable volume boosting on wallets.
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Setting up and launching wallets in Merkly ETH mode for profitable volume boosting on wallets.
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The principle of operation of Merkly ETH mode is as follows: Send ETH to the desired networks from exchanges, then in the session settings, select the checkboxes for the desired networks. Optionally, choose the primary network, set the desired volume or number of transactions, and launch the session.
The most important thing is not to forget about the native token for gas payment in each of the networks—it must be there for the wallets to work correctly within the session for the selected networks.
In the Mode section, select Merkly ETH mode;
In the Run mode section, choose the order in which wallets will be launched: - Parallel: wallets will be launched concurrently (multi-threaded) with or without proxies; - One-by-one: wallets will be launched one after the other with or without proxies; - One-by-one (mobile proxy): wallets will be launched one after the other using mobile proxies. Mobile proxies must be added in the Settings -> section and linked to accounts in the beforehand.
To use a pre-configured software settings preset, click on the selection field in the Select preset section and choose the desired preset;
To launch a pre-prepared group of wallets, select the desired one in the Select Accounts group to launch section;
In the Select Dapp field, choose the application the software will interact with;
In the Select blocks field, choose the networks the software will interact with in the protocol you selected in the Select Dapp section. Ensure you have tokens to pay for gas in each network you select for the software to function correctly;
Clicking the Select all button will choose all networks listed;
To select specific networks, click on the checkboxes next to the desired network.
If you select all networks available in Merkly ETH mode, the software will interact with any of the chosen networks. However, it's not guaranteed that it will engage with all protocols in a single session. This depends on the number of transactions or the volume you've selected for each specific wallet.
If all networks are selected but you lack the required token to pay for gas in some of the chosen networks, the software will skip those networks and look for a network among the selected ones where you have tokens available for gas payment.
In the Delays section, you can set delays between actions. There are two modes available: Standard and Pro.
In the standard mode, there are three settings:
Wallet - delay between launching wallets;
Block - delay between block scenarios (protocols).
In the Pro mode, you have an additional setting called Gas guard. When this delay is activated, your wallet will additionally pause if multiple accounts in the same session are ready to work after reaching the gas level you've set for the software to operate. We implemented this to prevent all these wallets from sending transactions simultaneously after reaching the gas level you've set;
In the Select first chain field, you choose the network from which tokens will be sent to the networks you've selected in the Select blocks section;
If you enable the Choose random first chain checkbox, the initial sending network will be randomly selected. This allows you to launch multiple wallets in one session without worrying that they will all follow the same route.
In the Target Mode section, there are two available modes:
Volume - When you choose this mode, the software will work until it reaches the desired volume on the wallet. After selecting this mode, enter the desired volume range in the Target Volume USD field. For example, if your wallet balance is $200 and you set a desired volume of $1000, with a Work Amount Range of 50%, the software will execute 10 transactions of $100 each to reach the $1000 volume, and its work for this session will end.
Transactions - When you choose this mode, the software will execute the specified number of transactions. Enter the desired number of transactions in the Amount of transactions field.
In the Work Amount Range section, specify the percentage range of the amount that will be used in the session for each selected wallet. For example, if your wallet balance is 1 ETH and you set a range of 40-50%, the software will work with a range of 0.4-0.5 ETH. This rule will be applied to all wallets selected for this session, and this percentage will be randomly selected before each subsequent block scenario is launched.
In the Max gas price section, set the maximum gas price in the Ethereum network for transactions. The software will wait until the gas in the Ethereum network drops to the specified value before starting transactions.
If the Approve INFINITE amounts checkbox is activated, an infinite number of tokens will be approved. This is useful to avoid re-approving tokens before each subsequent swap/bridge. If the checkbox is disabled, only the amount needed for the transaction will be approved.
To have wallets start working in a random order, leave the Randomize wallets checkbox enabled.
To save the delay settings for the session, click the Save this as preset button, enter a preset name, and save it. Later, you can select this preset from the Select preset field.
Finally, select the wallets that will be launched for work and click Launch.
Your wallets are now in operation. You can track the progress of their work in the section.
