Mint
Fire modes & gas
When a task sends, and what it's prepared to pay. Everything that can be done before the trigger is done before it — the moment it fires, it only sends.
Fire modes
| Instant | Sends as soon as you press Run. |
|---|---|
| Monitor | Checks again and again whether the mint is open, and fires the moment it is. A lower check interval joins faster but makes more RPC calls. |
| Timestamp | Fires at an exact time — Fire At, in Unix seconds. Needs a gas limit, since nothing is estimated at fire time. |
Send Early
For Timestamp tasks: send a few milliseconds before the trigger, so the transaction lands in the block that opens the mint. Too early and the contract isn't open yet — start small.
Prepoll Signature
OpenSea allowlist tasks always fire in Timestamp mode, and have this instead of Send Early. The app starts fetching signatures up to Prepoll Early ms (max 3000) before the phase, one try every Prepoll Delay ms. These early tries don't count toward your fetch retries, and an error before the phase never stops them. From the phase time on, fetching runs as normal: full retries, no delay. The transaction is still sent at the phase time.
For the first 5 seconds after the phase time, OpenSea saying not eligible during this drop stage usually means it hasn't switched stages yet — so those tries are free too, and the wallet keeps asking.
Your PC's clock
Every start, the app checks your PC's clock against internet time servers and fires every task on the corrected time — a PC a couple of seconds fast would otherwise fire before the phase opens. See Settings → PC Clock.
Gas
- Manual — your own max fee and priority tip.
- Rapid — live gas × a multiplier, read at fire time.
- Spam — several transactions per wallet, with a delay between them and a deadline to stop.
Flashbots Protect
On chains where it's available, Broadcast via Flashbots Protect sends privately: a transaction that would fail is dropped instead of mined, so you don't pay gas for it. Flashbots Retries resends a dropped one.