Cleanup
Move a token position from seller wallets to buyer wallets through controlled market rounds.
Open Cleanup in the right-hand panel of a live launch.
On Arc, Cleanup is available on the launchpads whose compatibility card includes Cleanup in Blockchain & Launchpads.
Live Cleanup uses Buyback: input wallets sell tokens on the market, then output wallets buy. It is not a one-to-one wallet transfer.
Sellers / Buyers
Select at least one token-holding Input Wallet (Seller) and one funded Output Wallet (Buyer).
Keep the groups separate: do not select the same wallet on both sides.
Bundle walletsCleanup walletsDelay Between Rounds
Set how long Cleanup waits between market rounds. The accepted range is 0.5 to 300 seconds.
Fixed
Use the same interval after every round.
Same delaySame delayRandom
Let each interval vary between Min Delay and Max Delay.
Min DelayMax DelayAdvanced Options · Solana Buyback
Double Buy % (optional)
Set the chance that a round uses two buyers. Accepted values are 0–100%.
Alternative Routing (when available)
Set the percentage of wallets that simulate tipping activity, from 0–100%. The displayed cost is 0.001 SOL per affected wallet.
Run: start Cleanup, then follow completed rounds and wallet balances in the status view. Cancel stops future rounds.
Streamflow Airdrop in a launch plan
Streamflow Airdrop is a separate Cleanup method configured in Advanced Settings before creating an eligible Solana launch plan. The live Cleanup form remains Buyback.
- Input wallets transfer tokens through Streamflow; output wallets receive equal claim shares. This is a transfer, not a market trade.
- Before resuming, check the claim cost and every recipient’s SOL balance.
- After Draft, Resume / Retry Airdrop submits Streamflow claims. Review claimed, skipped, and failed counts before retrying; recovery of failed claims is not guaranteed.
