LayerZero module

Settings & Launch

The LayerZero module can be launched in several modes:

Volume mode

How to rack up volume in LayerZero with Volume mode.

Volume mode allows you to send tokens from one network to another using protocols built on LayerZero technology. Using this mode, you can both add the required number of transactions to your wallet and increase the required trading volume on each wallet.

Select the bridge to send your tokens through.

Starkgate and CoreDao

The only difference between CoreDao and Starkgate is that with CoreDao you send assets either from selected networks to the CoreDao network, or from the CoreDao network to selected networks.

Select the token that will be sent through the bridge. Please note that the token you want to send must be in the wallet on the sending network. If you want to send USDT/USDC, in addition to the above tokens, you must also have a native (ETH, Matik, AVAX, etc.) token on your balance for the network and bridge fees.

You can select the networks you want to work with in the "Select blocks" section. Tokens will be first sent to the selected networks and then sent back to the origin network.

You can select all the available networks by clicking "Select all".

The Pro mode lets you specify an additional Gas Guard setting. When this delay is active, the wallet will go into sleep if several accounts in one session are ready to work once the set gas threshold has been reached. This was done to prevent all those wallets from starting transactions after reaching the set gas threshold.

In the "Select first chain" field, select the network of origin for tokens to be sent into the networks you selected in "Select blocks".

If the "Choose random first chain" checkbox is checked, then the network of origin will be chosen randomly. This will allow you to launch a large number of wallets in one session without having to worry about them using one transaction route.

The "Target Mode" section allows you to choose the conditions for the wallet to finish working. When selecting Volume, the app will stop working with the wallet when a set trading volume on the wallet is reached.

Enter the desired target volume range per wallet at the end of the session in the "Target Volume USD" section. The larger your wallet balance, the fewer transactions will be needed to reach the target volume.
When selecting the Transactions target mode, the app will stop working with the wallet when a set number of transactions on the wallet is reached.
Enter the desired target range of transactions per wallet at the end of the session in the "Amount of transactions" section.

In the "Work Amount Range" section, enter the percentage range of the amount that will be used in the session for the operation of EACH of the selected wallets. That is, if you have 1 $ETH on your wallet balance and you set 40-50%, then the app will work with a range of 0.4-0.5 $ETH. This rule will apply to all wallets that are selected within this session, and this percentage will be randomly selected before each next script block launched.

In the "Max gas price" section you set the gas limit on Ethereum for the transactions. The app will wait until the gas price falls to the set limit.

If you want to raise the Gwei limit after the session has been initiated, you can do so in "Logs & Progress" by going into the "Sessions" subsection.

If the "Approve INFINITE amounts?" checkbox is checked, then you will have an infinite number of tokens approved, so that you do not need to approve your tokens before each swap / liquidity addition. If the checkbox is disabled, only the amount needed to complete the transaction will be approved. Note that you can't change the amount of tokens to be approved through Argent/Bravos wallets manually, this can be done through the blockchain only. You have to make a choice whether to save money on subsequent approvals with this feature but risk being exposed for this, or toggle this checkbox and save on gas on subsequent transactions with this token.

If you want to randomize the order in which your wallets launch, leave the "Randomize wallets?" checkbox checked.

To save current delay settings as a preset for subsequent sessions, click "Save this as preset".

To initiate a session, select the wallets to be launched and click "Launch".

Done, the wallets are launched. Now you can read logs for this launch in "Logs & Progress".

AngelMoney

There are three ways to interact with AngelMoney:

Buy AnEur
Bridge AnEur
Sell AnEur

Buy AnEur and Sell AnEur

To send AnEur tokens through a bridge and receive a transaction on the L0 network, you must first have the AnEur token itself on your balance. Use the "Buy AnEur" mode to get the token. The AnEur token will be purchased using the native token (for example ETH) on your balance in the selected network.

We will be looking at the Buy AnEur mode, but the Sell AnEur mode works the same. The only difference is that Buy AnEur will allow you to swap native tokens in selected networks for an AnEur token, and the Sell AnEur mode will allow you to swap an AnEur token back for native tokens in selected networks.

Select the networks for interaction within the session.

The delays between actions are set up in the "Delays" section. It features two modes: Standard and Pro.
There are three settings in the Standard mode: Wallet - delay between launching wallets; Block - delay between script blocks (protocols); Step - delay between actions in the script block.

The Pro mode lets you specify three additional settings:

Approve - delay between approval and swapping/adding liquidity;
Break - delay between half steps in one script block.
Gas guard. When this delay is active, the wallet will go into sleep if several accounts in one session are ready to work once the set gas threshold has been reached. This was done to prevent all those wallets from starting transactions after reaching the set gas threshold.

In the "Work Amount Range" section, enter the percentage range of the amount that will be used in the session for the operation of each of the selected wallets. That is, if you have 1 $ETH on your wallet balance and you set 40-50%, then the app will work with a range of 0.4-0.5 $ETH. This rule will apply to all wallets that are selected within this session, and this percentage will be randomly selected before each next script block launched.

In the "Max gas price" section you set the gas limit on Ethereum for the transactions. The app will wait until the gas price falls to the set limit.

If you want to raise the Gwei limit after the session has been initiated, you can do so in "Logs & Progress" by going into the "Sessions" subsection.

If the "Approve INFINITE amounts?" checkbox is checked, then you will have an infinite number of tokens approved, so that you do not need to approve your tokens before each swap / liquidity addition. If the checkbox is disabled, only the amount needed to complete the transaction will be approved. Note that you can't change the amount of tokens to be approved through Argent/Bravos wallets manually, this can be done through the blockchain only. You have to make a choice whether to save money on subsequent approvals with this feature but risk being exposed for this, or toggle this checkbox and save on gas on subsequent transactions with this token.

If you want to randomize the order in which your wallets launch, leave the "Randomize wallets?" checkbox checked.

To save current delay settings as a preset for subsequent sessions, click "Save this as preset".

To initiate a session, select the wallets to be launched and click "Launch".

Done, the wallets are launched. Now you can read logs for this launch in "Logs & Progress".

Bridge AnEur

This is the main mode, using which will allow you to bridge the AnEur token, having first received AnEur on your wallet balance through Buy AnEur.

Select the destination networks, into which AnEur tokens will be bridged. The app will randomly chose one of these networks for each wallet.

You can select all the available networks by clicking "Select all".

The delays between actions are set up in the "Delays" section. It features two modes: Standard and Pro.
There are two settings in the Standard mode: Wallet - delay between launching wallets and Block - delay between script blocks.

The Pro mode lets you specify an additional Gas Guard setting. When this delay is active, the wallet will go into sleep if several accounts in one session are ready to work once the set gas threshold has been reached. This was done to prevent all those wallets from starting transactions after reaching the set gas threshold.

In the "Select first chain" field, select the network of origin for tokens to be sent into the networks you selected in "Select blocks".

If the "Choose random first chain" checkbox is checked, then the network of origin will be chosen randomly. This will allow you to launch a large number of wallets in one session without having to worry about them using one transaction route.

The "Target Mode" section allows you to choose the conditions for the wallet to finish working. When selecting Volume, the app will stop working with the wallet when a set trading volume on the wallet is reached.

Enter the desired target volume range per wallet at the end of the session in the "Target Volume USD" section. The larger your wallet balance, the fewer transactions will be needed to reach the target volume.

When selecting the Transactions target mode, the app will stop working with the wallet when a set number of transactions on the wallet is reached.
Enter the desired target range of transactions per wallet at the end of the session in the "Amount of transactions" section.

In the "Work Amount Range" section, enter the percentage range of the amount that will be used in the session for the operation of each of the selected wallets. That is, if you have 1 $ETH on your wallet balance and you set 40-50%, then the app will work with a range of 0.4-0.5 $ETH. This rule will apply to all wallets that are selected within this session, and this percentage will be randomly selected before each next script block launched.

In the "Max gas price" section you set the gas limit on Ethereum for the transactions. The app will wait until the gas price falls to the set limit.

If you want to raise the Gwei limit after the session has been initiated, you can do so in "Logs & Progress" by going into the "Sessions" subsection.

If the "Approve INFINITE amounts?" checkbox is checked, then you will have an infinite number of tokens approved, so that you do not need to approve your tokens before each swap / liquidity addition. If the checkbox is disabled, only the amount needed to complete the transaction will be approved. Note that you can't change the amount of tokens to be approved through Argent/Bravos wallets manually, this can be done through the blockchain only. You have to make a choice whether to save money on subsequent approvals with this feature but risk being exposed for this, or toggle this checkbox and save on gas on subsequent transactions with this token.

If you want to randomize the order in which your wallets launch, leave the "Randomize wallets?" checkbox checked.

To save current delay settings as a preset for subsequent sessions, click "Save this as preset".

To initiate a session, select the wallets to be launched and click "Launch".

Done, the wallets are launched. Now you can read logs for this launch in "Logs & Progress".

Bridge NFT Mode

How to mint and bridge NFTs with Bridge NFT Mode.

The Bridge NFT Mode allows you to mint and send NFTs from available networks through the L0 protocol.

Select the protocol where you wish to mint an NFT and through which you want to send this NFT to a different network.

Next, you need to create a preset that specifies the NFT mint network and the destination network for the NFT. Click "Add your first preset" to create a new preset.

Select the network for the NFT mint in the "Mint in" section.

Select the network into which to bridge the NFT in the "Bridge to" field.

You can create any number of mint combinations, which the app will choose randomly to get the target mint volume specified in the "Blocks to complete" section. To add a new combination, click on the plus icon.

Enter the preset name and save it.

Select a preset in the "Select your network Preset" section.

To delete a preset, click on the gear icon and delete the preset you want to remove by clicking on the bin icon.

The delays between actions are set up in the "Delays" section. It features two modes: Standard and Pro.
Wallet is the delay between launching wallets;

The Pro mode lets you specify an additional Gas Guard setting. When this delay is active, the wallet will go into sleep if several accounts in one session are ready to work once the set gas threshold has been reached. This was done to prevent all those wallets from starting transactions after reaching the set gas threshold.

In the "Max gas price" section you set the gas limit on Ethereum for the transactions. The app will wait until the gas price falls to the set limit.

If you want to raise the Gwei limit after the session has been initiated, you can do so in "Logs & Progress" by going into the "Sessions" subsection.

Set the number of blocks to be completed within the selected preset in the "Blocks to complete" section. The app will keep selecting random combinations from the preset until the target number of completed blocks is achieved on each wallet.

If you want to randomize the order in which your wallets launch, leave the "Randomize wallets?" checkbox checked.

To save current delay settings as a preset for subsequent sessions, click "Save this as preset".

To initiate a session, select the wallets to be launched and click "Launch".

Done, the wallets are launched. Now you can read logs for this launch in "Logs & Progress".