Increase Holders
Airdrop tokens from your source wallet to freshly generated addresses - grow your holder count without any swap.
Before you start
- Token contract address
- Source wallet private key — this wallet must hold the tokens to distribute AND enough ETH to pay gas (~0.0001 ETH per wallet)
- Trading does not need to be open — this is a direct token transfer, not a swap
Enter your token contract address
Paste your ERC-20 token's contract address. The tool immediately reads your source wallet's token balance and ETH balance from the chain so you can confirm you have enough to cover the full distribution before starting.
Token Contract Address
Paste your source wallet private key
Enter the private key of the wallet that currently holds your tokens. This wallet signs every transfer transaction. It must hold: (1) enough tokens to cover the total distribution, and (2) enough ETH for gas — roughly 0.0001 ETH per wallet.
Private Keys — one per line
These are secret - never share them with anyone.
Your private key is used only in this browser session to sign transactions — it is never sent to any server. Use a dedicated distribution wallet, not your main personal wallet.
Choose how many holder wallets to create
Enter the number of fresh wallets to generate. Use the preset buttons (4, 40, 100, 1000) for common counts or type any number you need. Each wallet is generated fresh on your device — the table below shows each derived address as it appears.
Holder Wallet Count
Service Fee
The service fee is 0.0001 ETH per wallet, deducted from your source wallet before transfers begin. For 100 wallets that is 0.01 ETH — this is the only ETH charge besides gas. There is no ETH funding of sub-wallets.
Set the token amount per wallet
Choose Fixed Amount to send identical token counts to every wallet, or Randomize to assign each wallet a unique amount between a minimum and maximum you set. The summary cards update in real time to show total tokens required.
Distribution Mode
Min Tokens
Max Tokens
Total Tokens Required
Randomized amounts (e.g. min 100, max 10 000) make each wallet's holding look like a real individual accumulation rather than a programmatic distribution on-chain analytics tools treat them as organic holders.
Start the airdrop and save your wallet files
Click "Airdrop to N Holder Wallets". Two CSV files download immediately: one with each wallet's address and private key, and a second with private keys only. The airdrop then streams live your source wallet transfers tokens to each generated address 10 at a time in parallel.
Save both CSV files before closing the page - they are the only copy of the generated private keys. If you navigate away without saving, those keys are gone and the tokens will be unrecoverable.
Monitor progress in the activity log
Each row in the activity log shows the recipient wallet address, the token amount sent, and a link to the transfer transaction on the Robinhood Chain explorer. Successes appear in green; failures appear in red with the reason. When all batches finish, a summary shows total wallets, successful transfers, and any failures.
Airdrop complete!
All generated wallets received tokens. Each address is now an independent on-chain holder. Because no swap was involved, trading did not need to be open.
Direct token transfers work on any ERC-20 at any time — trading does not need to be enabled. This also means the airdrop costs far less than the swap-based approach: no ETH buy amounts, no DEX routing, just gas per transfer.
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