# Randomized Buy Size (Range)

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Instead of a single number, enter a **range** and the bot will choose a value **within that range**.\
This works especially well with **multi-wallet buys** to avoid on-chain pattern leaks.

### Why use it?

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When other bots execute a multi-wallet buy, all wallets often purchase the **exact same amount** (e.g., 1.00 SOL each). On-chain, that pattern **immediately exposes your bundle**.
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With Blazing’s randomized range, **each wallet** gets a **different size** inside your range, which makes your activity **harder to fingerprint** while keeping your total exposure under control.
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### How it works

* In the **amount** prompt/field, type a **min–max range** using a dash `-`.
* Blazing samples a **random value per wallet**, independently, **uniformly** between `min` and `max` (decimals supported).
* The final sampled amount is what gets sent on-chain and shown in your TX/receipts.

#### Syntax

```
<min>-<max>
```

#### Examples

```
1-1.5          // buys a random amount between 1.00 and 1.50 SOL
0.05-0.08      // between 0.050 and 0.080 SOL
```

> Works when **multiple wallets are selected**. Each wallet uses its **own** random draw.

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### Steps

1. Select one or more wallets.
2. When asked for the **amount to buy**, enter a range `min-max`.
3. Confirm the trade as usual (Anti-MEV, gas/priority, and other settings still apply).

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### Notes & tips

* Use **narrow ranges** to keep risk tight (e.g., `0.09-0.11`).
* Use **wider ranges** when you want stronger obfuscation (e.g., `0.6-1.2`).
* **No spaces** in the range; use a **dash** `-` as the separator.
* `min` must be **greater than 0** and **less than** `max`.
* Also works for **single-wallet** buys if you want slight randomness in size.

By randomizing size per wallet, you preserve **privacy** and reduce the odds that your **multi-wallet bundle** is trivially identified from transaction history.