Getting started
Open the CookLab Telegram bot, create your encrypted devnet wallet, and use the button menu to launch, buy, sell, inspect holdings, or withdraw. The web app is currently for discovery, market data, fee disclosure, and documentation—not trade execution.
- Send
/start, verify the displayed devnet deposit address, and fund it only with devnet SOL. - Use
/launch TICKER,/buy TICKER SOL_AMOUNT, or/sell TICKER PERCENTin the private bot chat. - Verify every returned devnet transaction signature in an independent explorer.
- Use
/withdraw <amount|all> <address>and approve the expiring confirmation to withdraw. - Do not send funds for a launch or trade until the official interface identifies an audited public release and the program ID matches this whitepaper.
Always confirm the official bot username and token mint. CookLab staff will never ask for a seed phrase or private key.
A safe first session is a sequence of verification decisions, not merely a list of buttons. Users should verify the official bot, managed-wallet address, market mint, quoted outcome, and final transaction receipt at each stage.
Before trading
Confirm the official CookLab bot from the verified website, create or retrieve the encrypted managed wallet with /start, and verify its address before sending devnet SOL. The website is currently read-only for trading.
- Never share a seed phrase or private key
- Start with a small devnet bot-wallet trade
- Keep enough SOL for network fees
- Verify the signature and balance change on-chain
Before confirming
A value-moving action should expose the input amount, estimated output, protocol fee, slippage bound, mint address, and destination wallet. If any field is unexpected, cancel rather than retry blindly.
- Read the minimum-received amount
- Match ticker to the full mint address
- Check whether the market is still on the curve
- Save the final transaction signature