Adding Wallets
In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of importing existing wallets. We will add functionality for generating and encrypting wallets in future updates.
Importing Wallets
Remember to always keep your private keys and wallet files secure. After importing your wallets, ensure you back up your wallet private keys safely.
We recommend using Rons Data Edit on Windows devices, or Table Tool on MacOS devices for editing .csv files.
Open the Leviathan Bot: Run the Leviathan Bot and a Leviathan folder will be created on your desktop.
Find wallets.csv: Navigate to the tasks folder followed by the chain type of the wallet you want to import. You should see a newly made file called wallets.csv
Import Wallets: Now import the private key (not seed phrase) of each wallet, and give them a unique name. This name will be used in the task sheet creation. For Bitcoin wallets, make sure you're using the Taproot address, and exporting a WIF. For more information on how to do this, look at the wallet specific export guides under Bitcoin.
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