> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.proxima.tools/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.proxima.tools/evm-chains/base.md).

# Base

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### Launch Types

All three launch strategies are available on Base:

* **Block 0** — every wallet executes in the deployment block for synchronized entry
* **Organic** — buys spread across multiple blocks for a more natural entry pattern
* **Manual** — full control over execution timing and per-wallet behavior

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### Live Actions

Once live, each token supports:

* **Buy / Sell / Send / Burn** across all bundled wallets

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### Auto-Buy & Auto-Sell

Auto-Buy and Auto-Sell are available on Base. Access them from the Live page to automate buys and sells across your wallets with one or more parallel strategies.

See [Auto-Buy](/live-settings/auto-buy.md) and [Auto-Sell](/live-settings/auto-sell.md) for the full documentation.

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### Wallets

EVM wallets work natively on Base — generate, import, and assign them to launches the same way as on Solana. Filter by chain in My Wallets to focus on Base balances and volume.

See [Wallets](/wallets/overview.md) for the full documentation.

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### What's Coming

**Auto-Sell**, **Auto-Buy**, **Volume Bot**, **Cleanup**, and the rest of the Solana toolkit are rolling out progressively. Track updates in the Changelog.

> *Beta status means feature gaps and rapid iteration. Reach out via Telegram if you hit anything unexpected.*


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