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# Flash Mint
You can follow the steps to mint Runes with a given name using BTCBot.
* **Input the Token Name**: Enter the name of the Runes token you're interested in directly into BTCBot.
* **Smart Mint Tokens**: Input the token name, and BTCBot instantly delivers an analysis and optimal strategies.
* **Mint Active**: Directly mint tokens undergoing the minting process via BTCBot.
* **Setting the Repeat Mints**: Specify the number of mints you wish to execute. BTCBot calculates the maximum number of transactions you can mint in a block based on your wallet's UTXOs, known as 1BLK Max Mint. Simply click the 1BLK Max Mint button to quickly set this as your desired minting amount.
* **Setting the Gas Price**: Set your desired Gas Price. The default setting, 'Auto', automatically selects the 'High' recommendation from [Mempool](https://mempool.space/).
* **Setting the Auto Boost:** If Auto Boost is enabled, BTCBot will monitor if your current gas price is below the mempool's recommended medium priority and automatically boost it to the recommended high priority. BTCBot allows unlimited boosts without extra fees, making the cost of boosting from 10 sat/vB to 50 sat/vB comparable to starting at 50 sat/vB.
* **Submit the Order**: Batch submit your repeat mints.
* **Mint Upcoming**: Automatically snipe upcoming mints with BTCBot.
* **Mint Completed**: Post-mint, purchase tokens through BTCBot, leveraging aggregated liquidity from leading Rune marketplaces.
* **Token Unavailable**: For non-existent tokens, BTCBot facilitates deployment with tailored parameters.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Tips: Input Rune Name**
The names of Runes are made up of uppercase letters and dots (·). If two names are identical except for the dots, they represent the same Rune, meaning names without dots cannot be duplicated. For ease of input in BTCBot, taking `UNCOMMON·GOODS` as an example, you can enter the full name `UNCOMMON·GOODS`, or the name without dots `UNCOMMONGOODS`, or even the lowercase `uncommongoods`, and BTCBot will correctly recognize it.
{% endhint %}
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