# Mint Wallets

We recommend that you always submit a mint wallet that does not contain any valuables, as you'll never know what potentially malicious mint websites or contracts you may run into. In your account settings, you're able to easily add as many mint wallets as you'd like across all blockchains.

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## Add a mint wallet

You can easily add a new mint wallet by clicking on the `+ Add` button - which opens up the window shown in the image below. First select the blockchain, then paste your mint wallet address, and click on `confirm`. There is no need to sign with this wallet address, as this address will not be used to check holder status.

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## Setup a new wallet

If you don't have a specific wallet yet, you can easily set up a new one by clicking on the setup icon as shown below - this will take you to the recommended wallet software.

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### Wallet-Rotation

Premium members can enable the Wallet Rotation feature in their profiles here: <https://www.alphabot.app/#profile-mint>. This feature helps distribute entries across multiple wallets by automatically cycling through all your mint addresses when entering raffles for a given project. It starts with your default (main or community) wallet, then proceeds in order from first to last.

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This feature helps prevent the same wallet from being submitted multiple times across raffles, which is especially useful if you end up winning more than one.

**How It Works:**

1. **Project-based Rotation**\
   Wallet rotation is scoped per project. For example, if you have 3 wallets and enter 3 raffles for **Project A**, it will use Wallets 1, 2, and 3 respectively. If you then enter 2 raffles for **Project B**, it will start again with Wallets 1 and 2 for that project.
2. **Entry History Matters**\
   The system looks back at your previous entries **for the same project** to determine which wallet to use next.
   * If you enter a raffle, cancel your registration, then re-enter the **same raffle**, it will likely use the same wallet again — because the previous entry was deleted when you cancelled, and there's no remaining entry to rotate from.
3. **Rotation Limitations in High-Speed Environments**\
   This feature operates in an asynchronous environment. If you are entering raffles rapidly — such as back-to-back or through batch actions — the system may not always detect all concurrent entries in real time. As a result, the rotation may not behave perfectly and could assign the same wallet to multiple raffles.

> **Important:** Once all wallets in your list have been used for a project, the rotation will start again from the top.
>
> Also note: \
> \- ***Enabling Wallet Rotation disables manual wallet selection** during registration. If you ever need to use a specific wallet for a raffle, you can temporarily disable this feature, enter the raffle manually, and re-enable rotation afterward.*


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