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# Archived / Deleted

Proxima allows you to **clean up or pause your launches** by archiving or deleting them without losing access to their data.

There are **two types** of saved launches:

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### Archived Launches

> For tokens that were **launched**, and then archived manually.

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* You can archive a launch from the bottom of the **Live** page
* Archived tokens **stay visible in your dashboard**, under the **"Archived" tab**
* You can:
  * 🔁 **Restore** the launch and make it live again
  * 👁️ **View** its Live page by clicking **“See Launch”**

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### Deleted Drafts

For **unlaunched tokens** (drafts) that you decide to discard.

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* You can delete any draft from the token page
* Deleted drafts are moved to the **"Deleted" tab**
* You can:
  * ♻️ **Restore** the draft
  * ✏️ **Rebuild** your launch plan from scratch

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### Clean Dust

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Bulk-reclaim the residual value (dust) left across your launches. Selected launches are nuked and withdrawn to your default funder in a single operation.

#### How It Works

* Open **Clean Dust** to list launches with recoverable balances.
* Review each launch in the table, then reclaim them individually or all at once.
* **Estimated recovery** : total USD value of the launches you have selected.
* **Selected launches** : how many launches are selected, plus fetch progress (for example : 2 / 2 fetched).

#### Filters

* **Max. Supply (%)** : only include launches holding up to this percentage of supply. Default : No limit.
* **Min. USD** : only include launches worth at least this USD value. Default : No minimum.
* **Include Empty Launches** : also list launches with no recoverable balance.

#### Options

* **Fund to claim** : use your default funder to fund wallets that can't be reclaimed on their own (for example : wallets without enough gas to execute).
* **Archive after completion** : archive each launch automatically after a successful withdraw.

#### Reclaiming

* The table lists each launch with its **Native**, **Token**, **Quote**, **Rewards**, and **Total** balances.
* **Reclaim** : process a single launch.
* **Reclaim all** : process every selected launch at once.
* Confirm **I understand all selected launches will be nuked and withdrawn to my default funder** before reclaiming.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Reclaiming nukes (sells all) and withdraws each selected launch's remaining balance to your default funder. This action can't be undone.
{% endhint %}


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