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OLDTOWNBOT lets you create tokens on Raydium from a Telegram chat. The platformId is fixed and owned by us; creating a Platform is not exposed in the bot.

Getting started

1. Open the bot and tap Create Mint.
2. Paste your owner secret (base58 or keypair file path). For better security, use a throwaway deployer wallet.
3. (Optional) Upload a vanity mint keypair JSON to force a specific mint address.
4. Fill in the parameters listed below and confirm.

Parameters you can change

• Token name & ticker
• Decimals
• Migrate type: amm or cpmm
• Total supply
• Initial market cap (derived from buyAmount and fundraising inputs)
• Migration market cap (via totalFundRaisingB and curve settings)
• totalSellA (amount of token A sold along the curve)
• totalLockedAmount (vesting amount)
• totalFundRaisingB (quote currency fundraising target)
• cliffPeriod & unlockPeriod (vesting)
• buyAmount (initial buy in quote currency)
• Vanity mint (upload JSON of the mint keypair)

File formats — vanity mint

We accept the common Solana keypair JSON formats:

• [1, 2, 3, ... 64 numbers] (standard solana-keygen)
• { "secretKey": [ ... ] }
• { "_keypair": { "secretKey": [ ... ] } }

Security notes

• Never share your owner secret in public chats.
• Prefer a dedicated deployer wallet with limited funds.
• Vanity mint JSON contains a private key — treat it as sensitive and delete after the launch.

FAQ

Which platform the bot use? The platform will be announced on X, stay tunned for updates.

What does “initial” vs “migration” market cap mean? Initial MC is implied by your starting curve and buy amounts; migration MC is the target when migrating from bonding curve to the final pool, configured by your fundraising and curve parameters.