❕BOLT⚡ WL Commands

All commands related to Whitelist distribution!

Administrator Commands

/give-whitelist-to-server

Features: • Enables the distribution of whitelist spots to projects that are not signed up within the BOLT⚡ ecosystem. Options: amount: input the amount of whitelist spots you want to distribute to the other server whitelist: select which whitelist is being distributed role: select which role will be allocated to the other project's holders when they win the whitelist spot (e.g. Early Supporter or Standard whitelist). project_server_id: input the Server ID Code (please check Enable Developer Mode) project_name: input the name of the project that will be receiving whitelist spots. Displayed information includes: - Information entered above put into a message to confirm the details of the whitelist distribution - A link to provide the other project's collaboration manager - Information about other whitelist tiers if they were distributed to the same server

Check /give-whitelist-to-server for additional information. Please send the Gitbook tutorial /give-whitelist-to-server [Step 3] to the external Collaboration Manager if they have issues setting their Holder Roles for BOLT⚡ whitelist allocation.

/give-whitelist

Features: • Enables the distribution of whitelist spots to projects that are approved within the BOLT⚡ ecosystem. Options: amount: input the amount of whitelist spots you want to distribute to the other server whitelist: select which whitelist is being distributed role: select which role will be allocated to the other project's holders when they claim the whitelist spot (e.g. Early Supporter or Standard whitelist). send_to: Select the project on Discord that has BOLT⚡ installed on their server. Displayed information includes:

- Information entered above put into a message to confirm the details of the whitelist distribution - Other projects with Whitelist Allocations

If you wanted to allocate whitelist spots to your own server, please use this command and select your server in the "send_to" command.

/give-whitelist-to-user

Features: • Enables the distribution of whitelist spots to certain individuals within the project Discord server. Note: To deliver Whitelist spots to users within your own server, you must first allocate your server Whitelist spots with the /give-whitelist. Options: whitelist: select which whitelist that will be distributed to the user user: select or type the Discord username on the server to allocate WL to Displayed information includes:

- The status of whitelist allocation including the username of the individual that received the role as well as the remaining balance of whitelists.

/whitelist-allocations

Features: • Collates all active WL spots that have been given to the server from other projects. Options: [N/A] Displayed information includes: - Amount of whitelist spots - Projects that have offered whitelists to your server via BOLT⚡

/whitelist-info

Features: • Collates all active WL spots that have been given to other servers from your pre-mint whitelist allocation. Options: [N/A] Displayed information includes: - Amount of whitelist spots given and how many spots are left per server - Projects that have received whitelists from your server via BOLT⚡

FCFS & Giveaway

Please check:

• BOLT⚡ Raid Commands under /raid-whitelist for whitelist distribution by raiding.

• BOLT⚡ FCFS & Giveaway Commands under /list-whitelist and /raffle-whitelist for whitelist distribution via raffle or under a first-come-first-served basis.

PERMISSIONS FOR PROJECT ADMINISTRATORS

If you're a collaboration manager you will want to set these commands listed above to have the permissions appear in the following format. Collaboration managers or high-level Discord members should be the only users that have access to initate these commands. The permissions should also be set-up to be used in server channels where your project finds to be appropriate to use these commands.

1. Select Server Settings.

2. Navigate to Integrations under APPS (subsection).

3. Select BOLT from the list of Bots and Apps in the project's Discord server.

4. Add relevant ROLES AND MEMBERS that will be handling the Administrator Commands above.

5. Add relevant CHANNELS that these commands can be used in.

6. Congratulations! You can use these Administrator Commands in the appropriate channels.

Please refer to this image as a guide on how your Administrator Commands should be set up.