Making a Solana Wallet
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These steps will allow you to create and use a with Phantom. This method will allow you to create a .txt file that the bot can use for the bot. This is the easiest and most convenient method.
Phantom is a widely used wallet manager for crypto that can be used in your browser and your phone. We'll walk you through using it in your Chrome browser.
Go to
Click Download or Download for Chrome
Click Add to Chrome in the top right
Click Add extension
Click "Create a new wallet"
Click "Continue with Email"
Choose how your want to sign into your email and log in
Create a PIN
Create a password
Congrats, you've made a wallet
In your Chrome browser, click the Extensions button and let's Pin it so the Phantom wallet is easily accessible. Click the Pin icon next to Phantom.
Now you can see the Phantom icon stay in the bar.
Log in using your password
Now that we're logged into Phantom, we'll begin by exporting the private key that we need and put it into a .txt file for the bot to use.
Open up the Phantom Wallet
Click the name Icon in the top left:
With the sidebar open, click Manage Accounts icon:
Click on the button to the right of the Accounts
Click on Show Private Key
Enter your Password and check the box that says I will not share my private key with anyone, including Phantom
Select the Solana wallet
Copy your Private Key.
Wherever you want to store your key, right click in Windows explorer, and create a new Text Document:
Paste your Private Key and save it
Let's get that wallet file added to your bot so it can use it for arbitrage.
Store the JSON or .txt Wallet File Securely: Only transfer and store the wallet file on secure servers.
Enable Passphrase Protection: A passphrase adds another layer of security.
Keep Seed Phrase Private: Only use the seed phrase for recovery or imports.
With these steps, you’ll be able to create, transfer, and track a Solana wallet across devices, enabling smooth and secure management of your funds. Get that wallet loaded, and we can begin configuring.
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