Tutorial: Multi-wallet Batch Engraving, Enhance Engraving Efficiency

Author: BTCBot Chinese

This article is reprinted from:

https://medium.com/btcbotcn/tutorial-multi-wallet-batch-engraving-improve-engraving-efficiency-d236cbe9a624

In BTCBot, users can engrave Runes simultaneously through multiple wallets and combine it with AutoBoost technology to significantly improve engraving efficiency. Today, I will explain the specific operation methods and techniques in detail with images and text.

Create Multiple Wallets

Click "menu," select "wallets" to enter the homepage.

You can choose "Import Wallet" to import private keys into BTCBot to create multiple wallets; you can also click the "Create 5 Wallets" button to directly generate five wallet addresses. After creating the wallets, the system will automatically pop up the corresponding addresses and private keys. After saving these private keys, click "Close" to close the private key window.

Note: The system will only pop up the private keys once, so make sure to save your private keys or import these private keys into wallets like UniSat or OKX.

If you want to delete a wallet, click the "Delete Wallet" button and enter the wallet name in the dialog box to delete it. Before deleting a wallet, please ensure that the wallet has no funds or that the private keys have been saved.

Batch Transfer

Distribute funds from the main wallet to multiple wallet addresses for batch engraving.

Click "Distribute BTC from Main Wallet to Other Wallets," check the wallets to distribute, set the amount, and click "Submit" to complete the batch transfer.

Note: For batch transfers, distributing BTC to multiple wallets counts as one transaction, requiring only one gas fee.

Note: It is recommended that the amount in each wallet is sufficient during batch transfers to ensure that subsequent batch engravings can be executed normally.

Batch Engraving

Click "Rune Multi-Wallet Minting," check the wallets to batch mint, select the number of mints, and click "Submit" to start batch engraving.

If you set 20 mints, it means that each wallet will mint 20 tokens on the current block being submitted. If you set 40 mints, it will be on two blocks. If you pursue extreme engraving speed, you can set it to 20 mints. With 20 mints, under the support of BTCBot's AutoBoost technology, the probability of being on-chain in the current block is as high as 99%.

With the multi-wallet batch engraving function in BTCBot, setting each wallet to mint 20 tokens can ensure a large number of Runes tokens are minted in the current block. For example, if you create 10 wallets and perform a batch mint of 20 tokens for each wallet, you can mint 200 Runes tokens in the current block.