Minting
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Before you start minting, you need to deposit ETH into Jingle Balance. Find your favorite token on [Live] page to prepare for minting.
You need to set an investment amount and gas price for each minting. Each minting is processed individually, allowing you to start multiple mintings simultaneously. Two minting methods are available for users to choose from.
Additional Gas: If minting in the previous block fails, the Gas bid for minting in the next block will be automatically increased. You need to set a maximum gas price for the current minting, and it will automatically stop once the gas price exceeds that limit.
Fix Gas: Regardless of how Gas prices fluctuate, minting is conducted at the fixed Gas price. If the fixed Gas price is set lower than the current Gas, minting will queue, waiting for the current Gas price to drop below the set price before proceeding.
As you set parameters right, you can click on [Mint] and start minting.
Once minting begins, you can [Change Gas] fee or [Close] the minting process at any time. The minting will continue automatically until it is either manually closed or completed. All incomplete minting transactions will be moved to the [Closed] page, where you can manually close them. The remaining ETH will be returned to your Jingle Balance.
Jingle generates a block every 2 seconds, with each block capable of packaging 100 mint transactions. Each transaction can mint up to 100 tokens. For each successful mint transaction initiated by the user, 100 tokens will be acquired every 2 seconds.
You can [Claim] your minted tokens on this page. Since minting data is fetched on-chain, “Pending” tokens may take up to 20 minutes to become available. All “Claimable” tokens are ready for immediate claiming.
The [Claim Records] button is located to the left of [Claim]. You can view your claim history or “reclaim” tokens in case of a failed claim.
If you encounter any issues with claiming tokens, you can try reclaiming them in your wallet under [Claim Records]. The “reclaim” process should be successful within 20 minutes at most.
