Airdrop tool developed by the SEI Ducks team to assist with distribution of NFTs across SEI addresses. This is a very rudimentary tool that I hope to update over time. But for now wanted this out there to help others who have a need to distribute hundreds or thousands of NFTs on SEI in an effective and easy to approach manner.

Requires seid to be installed to use.

1. Follow steps here: https://docs.sei.io/develop/get-started/local-dependencies
2. Follow steps here: https://docs.sei.io/develop/get-started/seid
3. Run the following command:

export ACCOUNT_NAME="<YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME_HERE>" && seid keys add $ACCOUNT_NAME

This will generate a new wallet and mnemonic. You can fund the address provided or import the mnemonic into compass if needed, too.

1. Mint tokens to airdrop to the wallet setup with seid
2. In the script, set the following two fields: 3. current_token_id should be set to the start of the range of tokens 4. account_name matching what was setup with seid in install/config section above
3. Setup airdrop.csv to contain the intended number of tokens to airdrop and the addresses to airdrop the tokens to

To run an airdrop, simply run the following command:

./airdrop.sh airdrop.csv

Watch for any check_tokenId.txt files that may be generated - open them to see which address the token was being sent to. Sometimes these errors occur if no response is received. Other times it is due to an error.

The 2 second cooldown time is by design as too many requests from the same wallet in a short period of time can cause excessive errors and failed transfers. It is likely safe to drop this to 0.69 seconds or even 1 second, but retained 2 seconds for safety and reducing the number of fixes by hand.

It is helpful to have compass wallet installed and configured with the airdrop mnemonic to help manage failed txs/missed NFTs during the airdrop.

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