GTokenTool, a one-click token issuance platform, has launched a Solana targeted buy function to effectively avoid the pitfalls of bubble charts.

Targeted Buy (also known as Target Buy or Targeted Buy to a Specific Address) is a useful tool on the GTokenTool one-click token issuance platform . It is mainly used to accurately send tokens to a specified wallet address through a "buy" method, instead of a direct transfer.

Core advantages

Why not just transfer the money directly?

• Significantly reduces the risk of being detected by on-chain "bubble charts," "direct conversion tags," and "related addresses."
• The behavior is closer to that of real users making purchases, making it more discreet.
• Suitable for scenarios such as market manipulation, market making, distributing initial positions, and avoiding certain monitoring strategies.
• Optimize on-chain profiles and subsequent operational space

Preparation before operation

1. A computer or mobile phone (a computer is recommended as the interface is clearer).
2. Solana wallets such as Phantom and Solflare (Phantom is recommended).
3. Sufficient base tokens (usually SOL) are placed in the payment wallet (all fees are paid from this wallet).
4. The contract address for the token to be purchased is known.
5. A list of target addresses for targeted delivery is ready (one address per line).

Detailed operating steps

• Enter the targeted purchase page

1. Access via browser: https://sol.gtokentool.com/zh-CN/airdropSection/buyToDesignatedAddress (or on the GTokenTool Solana homepage → Airdrop Zone → Targeted Buy)

2. Connect wallet & confirm network

• Click "Connect Wallet" in the upper right corner.
• Choose Phantom / Solflare, etc.
• Ensure the network is switched to Mainnet.

3. Enter the token contract address

Paste the correct address into the "Buy Token Address" input box → The table below will automatically display the token abbreviation after it is correct.

• Choose DEX and base token
• DEX: Currently, the mainstream choices are Raydium or Jupiter (depending on which pool the token's liquidity is primarily in).
• Base Token: In most cases, choosing SOL is crucial: choosing the wrong one will cause the transaction to fail immediately!
• Import payment wallet private key
• Wallet address
• Current SOL balance
• The token balance (usually 0)
• Click on the "Import Private Key" area and paste your payment wallet's private key into it (please be careful!).
• After successful import, the following will be displayed:
• You can click the refresh icon in the table at any time to update the latest balance. All transaction fees and purchase amounts are deducted from this wallet.
• Import target receiving address
• In the "Specified Address" area, paste one wallet address per line.
• Supports batch import (multiple rows can be copied directly from Excel).
• Set purchase amount

1. There are two modes, choose one:
2. Model Description: Suitable Scenarios: Fixed amount; each address buys the same amount of SOL; even distribution; consistent control. Random amount setting: minimum to maximum SOL range; system randomization more like real users; further dissipates traces.
3. Recommendation: Don't set the amount too high; 0.05 to 1 SOL per transaction is more natural.

• Click "Start" to execute
• The system will initiate buy transactions for each address one by one.
• The transaction log will be displayed in real time below.
• After each successful transaction, you can copy the transaction hash (Signature) to Solscan/Solana Explorer to view details.

Precautions & Frequently Asked Questions

• You must ensure that your payment wallet has sufficient SOL (purchase amount + transaction fee + priority fee).
• Choosing the wrong DEX or base coin → 99% chance of failure.
• The private key is only used for signing locally and is not stored on the platform (but it is still recommended to use a small-amount dedicated wallet).
• If the log shows a failure, you can copy the hash and check the specific error reason in your browser (common errors include insufficient balance, excessive slippage, and insufficient pool liquidity).
• Do not confuse the destination address with the payment address.
• It is recommended to perform large-scale operations in batches to avoid network congestion affecting the process.

Once you complete the above steps, you can securely and discreetly distribute tokens to designated addresses through a "buy" process.