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# Organic Holders Bot

The Holders Bot is designed for testing and simulation of **holder distribution** across **unique wallets** on the Solana network.

Each unique wallet receives a permanent, randomized token allocation to simulate organic holder distribution patterns in development and private testing environments. \
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Once holders are added, they are considered **permanent and are not removed from the distribution**. This allows developers to test holder-related metrics, wallet distribution behavior, and token allocation structures before deployment.

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### Key Details

| Parameter | Description                                            |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Type      | Permanent unique holders                               |
| Behavior  | Each wallet receives a small, randomized token amount  |
| Objective | Improve token distribution and on-chain holder metrics |

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### Packages & Pricing

| Holders | Price    |
| ------- | -------- |
| 500     | 1.5 SOL  |
| 1,000   | 3.0 SOL  |
| 2,500   | 7.5 SOL  |
| 5,000   | 15.0 SOL |
| 10,000  | 30.0 SOL |
| 20,000  | 60.0 SOL |

> **Rate:** 1.5 SOL per 500 holders

Pricing already **includes** protocol-required rent-exemption fees for each new Solana account created. As detailed in the Solana official [documentation](https://solana.com/learn/understanding-solana-transaction-fees#storage-rent), each token account must maintain a minimum rent-exempt balance (approximately **0.002 - 0.0025 SOL**) to remain active.


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