Start with the launch structure
Before creating transactions, decide how the launch should be structured. Determine which wallets will participate, what each wallet is expected to do and how much capital should be allocated to each action.
This planning stage matters because execution software can coordinate instructions, but it cannot decide what your launch strategy should be.
1. Prepare your wallets
Create or select the wallets that will participate in the launch. Keep the number manageable and label them clearly so that you can verify every address before signing.
- Use wallets you control.
- Back up access securely.
- Never paste seed phrases into websites.
- Verify addresses before funding.
2. Fund the wallets
Each participating wallet needs enough balance for its intended action and the associated network fees. Underfunding one wallet can cause part of a coordinated execution to fail.
Leave a reasonable fee buffer rather than funding each wallet with the exact minimum.
3. Configure allocations
Define the intended amount for each wallet. A bundler should make these values visible before execution so the complete distribution can be reviewed in one place.
Check totals carefully. A simple input mistake multiplied across many wallets can materially change the launch.
4. Review the execution plan
Before signing anything, review the network, wallet list, amounts and transaction order. This is the most important operational checkpoint in the workflow.
5. Execute and verify
After the launch is submitted, verify the resulting transactions on the relevant chain explorer and confirm that the expected wallets completed their actions.
Do not assume that every transaction succeeded simply because submission completed. Blockchain execution can fail for network, fee or state-related reasons.
Why use a dedicated Robinhood Chain workspace?
Different networks have different transaction models, infrastructure and launch mechanics. TokenBundle separates network-specific execution into dedicated workspaces so Robinhood Chain launches do not depend on assumptions inherited from another chain.
Coordinate your launch with TokenBundle.
Prepare wallets, review allocations and manage network-specific launch execution from one workspace.
Open Robinhood workspace