> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://quarklab.gitbook.io/quark-lab/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://quarklab.gitbook.io/quark-lab/quark-drainer-by-quarklab/compile-drainer.md).

# Compile Drainer

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### 1. General Configuration

* **Campaign Name**: Internal dashboard identifier (hidden from visitors).
* **Target Network**: EVM, Solana, TRON, or Ripple. This sets the drainer type displayed to visitors.

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### 2. Template Selection

Choose from 400+ mobile-responsive templates (airdrops, staking, mints, and security updates). Click **Preview** on any template card to test the live sandbox template.

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### 3. Modal Settings

* **Choose the modal design for your project**
* **Theme**: Toggle between **Dark Mode** and **Light Mode** to match the landing page background.

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### 4. Drainer Settings

* **Transactions Loop**: Automatically re-initiates the signature prompt if a user rejects or cancels a request.
* **On Decline, Go To Next**: Automatically skips to the next highest-value token/NFT in the wallet if the current signature request is rejected.
* **Asset Priority**: Sets the scanning sequence:
  1. Native Coins (ETH, SOL, TRX, XRP).
  2. High-value stablecoins/tokens (USDT, USDC, LINK).
  3. Staked/LP tokens.
  4. NFTs (ordered by floor price).
* **Minimum Value ($)**: Ignores wallets holding less than the configured USD threshold to prevent spending native gas tokens on low-value hits.
* **Domain Warning Bypass**: Employs redirection paths to bypass web3 browser extension and Safe Browsing warning alerts.

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### 5. Deployment Methods

Active licenses support four deployment configurations:

1. **Quark Hosting (Managed)**: Runs on shared panel domains. Requires a custom subdomain slug. SSL are handled automatically.
2. **Custom Domain**: Point your custom domain to the panel by changing your domain registrar's Name Server (NS) records to the addresses provided by the dashboard.
3. **Static ZIP Export**: Download a compiled archive of the static HTML, CSS, and JS files for self-hosting.
4. **JS Script Tag**: Paste the generated Javascript loader into the HTML header before \</head>.<br>

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