Whitelisting
Whitelisting
Whitelisting allows the token deployer to control who can buy the token before it becomes publicly available. This feature is useful for private sales or presales.
How It Works
During token creation (or before adding liquidity), specific wallet addresses can be added to the whitelist.
The deployer enables whitelisting, restricting purchases to approved wallets.
A timer can be set to automatically disable whitelisting after a specified period.
Once the timer expires, the token becomes publicly tradable.
This feature ensures a smooth and fair launch, preventing unwanted sniping or bot activity during the early stages.
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