Best practices

#Keys and access

• Use a long, unique password and store it in a password manager. It encrypts your wallets and cannot be reset.
• Turn on two-factor sign-in in Settings, and add a passkey for quick, phishing-resistant sign-in.
• Export and back up the keys of wallets that hold real value (Wallets, Export). Keep the file offline.
• Only use exchange API keys with withdrawal permission locked to the server's IP address, and with trading turned off.

#Before a launch

• Try the whole flow on devnet first (Settings, Test network). It costs nothing.
• Keep a little more SOL in each wallet than the launch form asks for. The form's "Needs" column already includes fees and account rent.
• Check the estimated share of supply in the launch table. Buying most of the curve leaves little for anyone else and the last buys get nothing.
• A Jito tip a little above the minimum gives the bundle a better chance of landing in busy periods.

#While trading

• Set slippage to what you can accept. Higher slippage fills more often but can cost more.
• Exit rules and auto buys run on the server only while you are signed in. Signing out or the auto-lock pauses them.
• Use Bundle mode when several wallets should trade in the same block; Fast mode is quicker and works on devnet.

#Afterwards

• Use Recover funds to close empty token accounts and bring SOL back to one wallet.
• Archive finished projects to keep the list tidy; nothing is deleted.