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Cleanup sells token balance from some wallets and buys it back into others, in rounds. It is token-page only. You cannot arm it on a launch. Open Cleanup in the trade sidebar, then Configure. The dialog is Set up Cleanup or Edit Cleanup. Saving creates a paused job. Press Resume to start.

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What it does

Input wallets are sellers. Cleanup sells token balance from those wallets each round. Output wallets are buyers. Cleanup buys back into those wallets as seller rounds execute. Sellers and buyers must be different wallets. The toast after save is Cleanup bot ready with the seller and buyer counts, then press play to start. A live row shows Sellers, Buyers, the sell percent, and the quote token.

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Configuring

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Advanced settings

The summary reads Slippage defaults to 20% for cleanup swaps.

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Wallets

Input wallets default to wallets that still hold the token. Output wallets default to other attached wallets, up to three. The two pickers stay exclusive. Picking a wallet on one side removes it from the other. Selecting the developer wallet asks Select developer wallet?

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Running one

The badge is Saved whenever a config exists. That is not Running.
  1. Click Configure and fill in sellers, buyers, and rounds.
  2. Click Add config. The job is paused.
  3. Click Resume cleanup bot.
Pause cleanup bot stops new rounds. Stop and delete cleanup bot removes the job. Reuse past preset replaces the current config. See Presets.