🫵Claim your points

Claim the points from your trades that cook.

Part 1: Exporting your custodial trading wallets to a decentralized wallet

Suppose you’ve traded contract addresses (CAs) ending with “cook” using custodial wallets on trading platforms like Axiom, GMGN, BullX, etc.. In that case, you’ll need to move your custodial wallet to a decentralized wallet (like Phantom) to claim your points.

Don’t worry, it’s easy peasy, and we’ll make sure you do it safely.

Here’s the why:

Cooking City’s point system is tied to your wallet address. It tracks your trading activity based on the specific wallet that executed the trades for “Cook” coins.

If you traded “Cook” coins on platforms like Axiom, GMGN, BullX, here’s what you need to know:

These platforms offer two ways to log in:

Wallet Connect Login (where you directly connect your decentralized wallet).
Social Login (via Telegram, Twitter (X), Google, etc.).

If you used Social Login, the platform generated a custodial wallet for you in the background, which means the wallet address that executed your trades isn’t directly accessible unless you export it.

Why This Matters:

If you used Wallet Connect Login, congrats! You’re good to go—just connect your decentralized wallet to Cooking City to claim your points.

If you used Social Login, you’ll need to export your private key or key phrases from the custodial wallet and import them into a decentralized wallet (e.g., Phantom).

(P.S Any wallet that traded a CA ending in “Cook” is eligible for rewards. Points are based on your trading volume. So yeah, the more you traded, the more you’ll stack. Just make sure you’re using the correct wallet that did the Cook trading.

Hence, follow this part of the guide to do so safely.

“Chef, Can I Skip This Part?”

Yes, if:

You already have your private key or key phrases written down somewhere safe.
You traded Cook coins directly using a decentralized wallet. In that case, just connect your wallet to Cooking City and start claiming your points like the boss you are.

DO’s:

1) Write Down Your Key Phrases/Private Key IRL:

a) Grab a pen and paper. Old-school vibes, but it’s legit the safest way.

b) Store your key phrases/Private Key somewhere secure, like:

A fireproof safe.
A locked drawer.
A safety deposit box.

2) Manually Import Key Phrases: Download a decentralized wallet app like Phantom, and manually type in your key phrases to import your wallet.

3) Verify the Wallet Source: Only download wallets from legit sources. Double-check URLs on official Twitter (X), websites, or ask that one crypto nerd friend you trust.

DONT’s:

1) No Copy-Paste:

Avoid copying key phrases to your clipboard. Hackers love that stuff.

2) Don’t Share Your Key Phrases/Private Key: Not with your bestie. Not with your cat. No one. Be alone when exporting your wallet.

3) Don’t Store Key Phrases/Private Key Digitally: No cloud storage, email drafts, or digital notes. Hackers are everywhere, lurking like shadowy ninjas.

4) No Public Wi-Fi Shenanigans: Export your wallet only on secure, private internet connections. Public Wi-Fi is a no-go.

5) Don’t Leave Key Phrases/Private Key Lying Around: You wrote them down? Cool. Now, hide them like treasure., No leaving them on your desk for the world to see.

Part 1.1.1: Exporting from Axiom

Click “Account and Security”

Click “View Recovery Key”

Click “Continue with Google” - It might be other socials depending on the registration process

Click Reveal My Key

Next step - check 1.2.1 on importing the wallet via Key Phrases.

Part 1.1.2: Exporting from Photon

For security purposes, the private key of your Photon trading wallet is revealed to you only once during the setup process.

To access it, you’ll need to use the slider to reveal your private key.

After revealing it, you won’t be able to access it again, so make sure you save your private key in a secure location before clicking "Continue."

If you’ve already saved your private key, you can move to Step 1.2.2 and follow the instructions for importing your wallet via private key into a decentralized wallet.

Part 1.1.3: Exporting from GMGN

For GMGN Users (Important Stuff to Know):

According to GMGN:

When you first use the GMGN Telegram (TG) bots, the system automatically generates wallet addresses for SOL chain, EVM chains (ETH, Base, BSC—these share the same address, just on different networks), and Tron chain.
Private Key Exporting Is Currently Disabled: For safety reasons, GMGN does not allow users to export private keys for wallets created on the SOL chain, EVM chain, or Tron chain.
Imported Wallets Can’t Export Keys Either: If you’ve imported a wallet into GMGN, you still won’t be able to export the private key.

Part 1.1.4: Exporting from Bloom

When you first registered your wallet on Bloom, you were shown your Private Key.

Next step - check 1.2.2 on importing the wallet via Private Key.

Part 1.1.5: Exporting from Pepeboost

Click “/wallets”

Click “Export Private Key”

Select the wallet you used to trade tokens on Cooking City

4.Save your Private Keys securely. (Tips at the intro of Part 1)

Next step - check 1.2.2 on importing the wallet via Private Key.

Part 1.1.6: Exporting from BullX

Your Private Key for BullX wallets can only be downloaded once.

If you already downloaded your Private Key: Awesome! Head to Step 1.2.2 and follow the guide on importing your wallet via Private Key.

If you haven’t downloaded it yet: No worries! Follow the attached instructions to download your Private Key.

Click “Wallet Manager”

Click “2 Private Keys”

Click “Download Private Key”

Find “BullX-wallet-keys.txt” in your PC - Downloads Folder

Next step - check 1.2.2 on importing the wallet via Private Key.

Part 1.1.7: Exporting from Trojan

Click “/start”, then click “settings”

Click “Wallets”

Select the wallet you used to trade tokens on Cooking City

Click “Export Private Keys”

Click “Show Private Keys”

Save your Private Keys securely. (Tips at the intro of Part 1)

Next step - check 1.2.2 on importing the wallet via Private Key.

Part 1.1.8: Exporting from Maestro:

The private key and key phrases for your Maestro wallet are generated and shown only once when the wallet is first created.

It’s up to you to save either the private key or the key phrases securely at that point.

Next Steps:

If you saved your key phrases: Head over to Step 1.2.1 for instructions on importing wallets via key phrases.

If you saved your private key: Jump to Step 1.2.2 to import your wallet via private key.

Part 1.1.9: Exporting from AVE.AI:

Your key phrases are shown only once when you first register your wallet. If you didn’t save them during registration, you won’t be able to retrieve them later.

Next step, proceed to Step 1.2.1 and follow the guide for importing your wallet via key phrases.

Part 1.1.10: Exporting from MEVX:

The private key for your MEVX wallet is generated and shown only once when the wallet is first created.

If you saved your private key: Jump to Step 1.2.2 to import your wallet via private key.

Part 1.1.11: Exporting from BananaGun:

The private key for your BananaGun wallet is generated and shown only once when the wallet is first created.

If you saved your private key: Jump to Step 1.2.2 to import your wallet via private key.

Part 1.1.12: Exporting from UniversalX:

UniversalX Uses Two Key Concepts:

1) Universal Account:

This is the account where users interact with UniversalX.
Deposits into UniversalX must be sent to this address, and on-chain trading happens here.

2) Owner Address:

This address is used for executing signatures.
It’s required for connecting to external applications like Cooking City, but users don’t typically interact with this address directly.

Why This Matters:

At this time, UniversalX accounts cannot be connected to Cooking City to claim points. This is because the connection requires the Owner Address, while the Universal Address—which holds the on-chain trading history—cannot be used for this purpose.

Part 1.1.13: Exporting from BonkBot:

Click “/start”, then click Wallet

Click Export Seed Phrase

Proceed if you can. If not, set up 2FA in “/settings”

Copy seed phrase

Next step - check 1.2.1 on importing the wallet via Key Phrases.

Part 1.2.1 Importing wallet via Key Phrases

Download Phantom wallet via https://phantom.com/.

Import your wallet

Part 1.2.2 Importing wallet via Private Key

Download Phantom wallet via https://phantom.com/.

Import your wallet

Part 2: Connecting your decentralised wallet to Cooking.City to claim your points

Chefs, welcome back! If you’ve smashed through Part 1 (exporting your wallet from a custodial platform and importing it into a decentralized one), you’re now ready to dive into Part 2.

This is where the real magic happens—connecting your wallet to Cooking.City and claiming those juicy rewards.

On Cooking.City, the more you trade with a wallet address ending in “cook”, the more points and rewards you can enjoy. Simple, right? This is exactly why all ca ending with “cook” actually cooks!

Therefore, to claim your rewards, you’ll need to verify your trading history by connecting your wallet to our platform.

In Part 1, we covered how to export wallets from custodial trading platforms (for those of you using them) and import them into decentralized wallets to connect with DApps.

Now, in Part 2, we’ll dive into how to connect that wallet to Cooking.City and claim your points from cooking on-chain.