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Risk disclosure

Read this before you spend anything. These are the real limits of the tool, not a sales pitch.

You can lose everything

Newly launched tokens are extremely volatile and most of them go to zero. Only spend what you can lose completely.

A bundle is not a guarantee

One bundle is either included whole or not at all. Several bundles are not atomic with each other: the first can land while the second fails. A multi step funding route is a chain of separate transactions, and it can stop halfway with funds sitting on an intermediate wallet.

Protection settings have limits

Anti sniper rules, buy caps and allow lists only do what the launch venue's own contract enforces. Anything the contract does not enforce is a declaration by the creator, and the token page says so.

Managed wallet custody

Dev, sniper and account wallets created inside Bundly are managed wallets. Their private keys use AES-256-GCM and HKDF-SHA-256 encryption at rest, and the execution engine can decrypt them in memory to sign authorized actions. Connected external wallets such as Phantom keep their own keys and sign locally. Keep only the funds needed for an operation in a managed wallet, then sweep or export it when finished.

Fees and slippage

Every trade pays network fees, venue fees and price impact. A bundle also pays a validator tip. On a thin market these can be larger than the move you were trying to catch.

Nothing here is advice

Bundly gives you tools and data. Decisions and consequences are yours.