Block-0 Configuration
Configure how supply is distributed across execution layers during a Block-0 launch. MEV Configuration is only available in Block-0 Mode.
How It Works
In Block-0 Mode, supply passes through multiple execution layers before reaching the final holders. Each transition is a coordinated buy and sell in the same block: one layer sells while the next buys the same amount simultaneously.

Front MEV
First layer. Buys supply in the deployment block before any external transaction.
Back MEV
Second layer. Buys as Front MEV sells in the same block. The number of Back MEV wallets affects how the distribution appears on third-party analysis tools.
Temporary Holders
Third layer. Buys as Back MEV sells. Adds an additional execution step before final allocation.
Holders
Final layer. Buys as Temporary Holders sell. Holds supply according to your launch plan.
No tokens are transferred between wallets. Each step is an independent buy/sell pair executed in the same block.
Block-0 Presets (Block-0 only)
Presets define how many wallets are used in each layer and the timing between them. By default, only the preset selector is visible. Custom mode reveals all parameters.

Quick Build
Fast, compact distribution with efficient early cleanup. Low complexity and cost.
Fewer layers
Shorter delays
Lowest funding requirement
Clean Build
Balanced distribution focused on long-term structure. Moderate complexity and cost.
More layers than Quick Build
Longer delays between steps
Better indicator scores
Full Build
Maximum distribution layers. Highest cost, longest cleanup time.
Maximum Front and Back MEV wallets
Longest delays
Best indicator scores
Custom
Full manual control over all parameters. For advanced users who want to fine-tune every step.
Selecting Custom reveals the following inputs:
Front MEV Count (1-12): Number of front MEV wallets
Back MEV Count (0-100): Number of back MEV wallets
Temp Holder Count (0-200): Number of temporary holder wallets
Front→Back Delay (0-10000ms): Delay between front and back MEV execution
Back→Temp Delay (0-10000ms): Delay between back MEV and temporary holders
Buy Delay (0-60000ms): Delay before final holder execution

Back MEV Tuning
Available on all presets. Controls the tradeoff between two outcomes:

Left : Less "Sniper Sold" markers on charts
Right : Less likely to appear as top trader on analysis tools
This slider adjusts the number and behavior of Back MEV wallets. There is no optimal setting. Adjust based on what you want to prioritize.
Indicators
The right panel displays four real-time indicators that update based on your MEV configuration.

Bubble Maps
Scale: Uncertain → Likely clean
Estimates how the distribution structure will appear on BubbleMaps. More layers and longer delays improve this score.
Supply Cost
Scale: Low → High
Shows the relative cost of the selected configuration. More layers and wallets increase cost.
Detection Mode
Scale: Less Sniper → Less Top Traders
Indicates the tradeoff between reducing sniper visibility and reducing top trader visibility on third-party tools. Directly linked to the Back MEV Tuning slider.
Cleanup Time
Scale: Fastest → Longest
Estimated time for the full distribution to complete across all layers. More layers and longer delays increase cleanup time.
Indicators are estimations based on your configuration. Results may vary depending on external market conditions.
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