📜[WHITELIST DISTRIBUTION]
An explanation on setting up whitelists and distributing them.
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An explanation on setting up whitelists and distributing them.
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To set up Raid-2-Earn, your project must go through the setup process outlined in [COLLABS]& BOLT⚡ Installation Guide. To begin distributing Whitelist spots to individuals on your Discord server, you must accept to distributing 5% of the whitelist spots to Zenin NFT holders. There are several methods of distributing and managing these Whitelist spots to your community members. Projects that have signed up and been verified into the BOLT ecosystem will be able to seamlessly send and/or receive these spots to distribute to others through our web dashboard as well as "/" commands within Discord. As every collection has not been added under BOLT, there is also a method of sending a link to collaboration managers to distribute the spots to their holders. More information on these commands can be found here.
Go to your project's Community Creator Dashboard and press on the "Add a new NFT collection" button so you can manage your collections.
Before handling whitelists, please encourage all staff using the Whitelist function as well as external Collaboration Managers from other projects to enable Developer Mode. This will be needed to unlock the ability to Copy Server ID Codes and Server Role ID for the /give-whitelist-to-server function.
Press the USER SETTINGS icon.
Select the Advanced setting under APP SETTINGS and then toggle the Developer Mode option to ON.
Right-click the icon of the server that you will be allocating Whitelist spots to and then select Copy ID. This will be relevant for the /give-whitelist-to-server
function (Please check the next tab).
Navigate to the BOLT Dashboard and click on WHITELISTS to view whitelist spots that have been allocated to each individual project and how many have been claimed per project.
To begin allocating spots, you must first be approved into BOLT as a verified collection and your collection needs to be created as a "Pre-Mint" before having access to distribute.
After setting a whitelist up for your pre-mint collection, use the command /give-whitelist-to-server
to distribute these spots to other projects that are not on the BOLT ecosystem.
Step 1: Use the command /give-whitelist-to-server in your dedicated moderator command channel. More information on the command can be found in . After putting in the required options into the command as well as copying the Server ID of the partnered project, the message below will appear.
Step 5: After supplying the FCFS Whitelist link to holders, BOLT will scan the user's Discord Account after they log-in to the BOLT Dashboard. If the holder meets all the pre-requisites, the button "Claim spot!" will appear. Once they press the button, the WL balance will change and the Whitelist Role will be assigned automatically by Bolt in the pre-mint project's server.
Step 6: Whitelist spot has now been claimed. Users must navigate to their Profile on the BoltDashboard and connect their Solana or Aptos wallet to ensure the wallet addresses are collected for whitelist distribution.
After setting a whitelist up for your pre-mint collection, use the command /give-whitelist
to distribute these spots to projects that are on the BOLT ecosystem.
Step 1: Use the command /give-whitelist in your dedicated moderator command channel. More information on the command can be found in /give-whitelist. After putting in the required options into the command.
Step 4: Projects on the BOLT ecosystem can distribute these whitelists using the following methods.
GITBOOK Redirects | Whitelist Distribution Commands for Projects on BOLT ecosystem |
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Step 1: Navigate to your project on the BOLT web dashboard by accessing the CREATE tab on the top of the screen.
Step 4: Select Close Whitelist to pause the distribution of whitelist spots and collection of wallet addresses.
Note: The ability to continue whitelist distribution is possible by selecting Reopen Whitelist . This button replaces the Close Whitelist button once the whitelist has been closed.
Step 6: Press Export Wallets to bring up a menu where selecting the appropriate Whitelist Role is necessary
Step 8: Save the JSON file to your device. This .json file consists the Discord ID's as well as the wallet addresses of supporters and collaborators that have claimed the whitelist opportunity for your NFT project.
Step 9: Congratulations on allocating your whitelists via BOLT! Now you can share the .json
file with your Launchpad partner so they can input these values into their systems to enable early access minting for the appropriate individuals.
/raid-whitelist
/give-whitelist-to-user
/raffle-whitelist
/list-whitelist