four.meme Bundled Trade

Put a four.meme buy or sell from many wallets into a single block. Before you plan the bundle, the page shows the token's stage and how full its curve is.

CapacityUp to 20 wallets per bundleRun: one bundle, every trade in the same block

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Each wallet's trade shows here once the bundle goes out, one row per wallet.

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Add your bot wallets to continue.

The bot wallets pay their own amounts and gas. Your connected wallet pays the J Tools fee for the bundle, in one approval before it goes out. If the bundle isn't included, the fee stays as a credit for the next bundle of this token from the same bot wallets.

About this tool

How four.meme Bundled Trade works

Check the token's stage

Paste the four.meme address. The page reads price, market cap, curve fill and any buy or sell tax, and tells you whether trading happens on the curve or in the PancakeSwap pool. Older v1 curves, tokens quoted in another currency and halted curves stop here, with the reason.

Frequently asked questions

The general Bundled Trade takes any supported BNB Chain token and works out its venue. Here the venue is preselected as four.meme and cannot be changed. The page shows the token's curve stage, curve fill and tax rates, and it holds curve amounts to whole gwei. Paste a plain PancakeSwap token or a flap.sh token and you get a notice before any press, with a link to the version of Bundled Trade made for that venue.

A flat 0.022 BNB per bundle, from your connected wallet, paid right before signing. The number of wallets does not change it. On top of that, a wallet that sells into the four.meme curve pays the 0.25% J Tools sell fee inside its own trade, shown in the preview. Buys and post-graduation trades have no J Tools fee inside the trade. Each bot wallet covers its own gas.

Then none of the trades run. Builders include the bundle whole or not at all, so a missed bundle uses no gas from any bot wallet. The page says it was not included, and your fee stays as credit for the next bundle of that token from the same wallets. Prices on an active curve move quickly, so look at the new numbers before pressing again. A fresh plan is built each time.

To sell, tokens leave each wallet through a contract: four.meme's TokenManager while the token is on the curve, or the PancakeSwap router after graduation. Each wallet approves exactly the amount it sells, never an unlimited allowance. Those approvals are ordinary transactions sent before the bundle, which keeps the bundle down to trades. Each wallet pays the gas for its own approval.

No. They live in the tab's memory and disappear when it closes. They are never sent to J Tools or any server, and nothing stores or logs them. The J Tools server plans the transactions, but the signing happens in your browser with keys the server never sees. Your connected wallet comes in only to pay the fee.

Tokens on four.meme's older v1 curves, tokens quoted in a currency other than BNB, and halted curves. The page refuses each of these before anything is signed and tells you why. Tokens from outside four.meme get a notice instead, pointing to the PancakeSwap or flap.sh version of Bundled Trade. If you want one page for every supported token, the general Bundled Trade takes them all.

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four.meme Bundled Trade

How four.meme Bundled Trade works

Check the token's stage

What four.meme Bundled Trade does

In short

What it does

What it costs

Bundling a four.meme trade in 3 steps

Check the token's stage

Choose wallets and amounts

Pay, sign, wait for three confirmations

How a four.meme bundle reaches a BNB Chain block

Frequently asked questions

Plan a four.meme bundle

What to do next