# Unlink Wallets

> Break the Bubblemaps links between your launch wallets by moving your supply to newer wallets.

### Why unlink

When wallets are funded from the same place or trade together, analytics tools like [Bubblemaps](https://docs.useora.xyz/managing-your-token/trading-page/bubblemaps/) draw them as a cluster: bubbles tied to each other. Traders read a cluster as a sign of an artificial launch, and many skip the token.

**Unlink Wallets** cleans this up. Ora sells the supply held by your linked wallets and redistributes it to newer wallets, so the links disappear from the map.

Your funds are available again once the redistribution is done, which takes about 15 minutes.

### Unlinking your wallets

1. On the **Positions** tab, click **Unlink** to open **Unlink Wallets**. Under **Input Wallets**, tick the wallets whose supply you want to move (or **Select All**), then click **Next**.
2. Under **Output Wallet Type**, choose where your supply goes: **Aged Wallets** or **Import Wallets**.
3. Pick the wallets to use (at least one per input wallet, at most two), then click **Unlink**.

*[Image: Unlink Wallets window on the Input Wallets step, with every holder wallet ticked]*

#### Aged wallets

Wallets with a previous on-chain history. They're the best way to fully break the links between your previous wallets. Ora first uses your own free wallets (the ones no launch uses), then buys the rest from the [Marketplace](https://docs.useora.xyz/ora-overview/portfolio/marketplace/).

*[Image: Output Wallet Type with Aged Wallets selected, the Wallet Number field and the Order Summary]*

* **Wallet Number:** how many new wallets to use, yours and bought ones together. Type it in or use the slider, up to the number shown next to **Available**. **MAX** takes them all.
* **Order Summary:** shown when Ora has wallets to buy: the **Wallet Prices** by tier (Gold and Diamond) and the **Total Amount**, in USDC, and the **Wallet Balances** that come with the wallets, in your chain's currency and in USD.

Below them, a note shows the allowed range, how many wallets are yours and how many Ora buys.

#### Import wallets

Your own free wallets on the token's chain, such as the ones you [imported into Ora](https://docs.useora.xyz/ora-overview/portfolio/import-wallets/). They work well to break the links if you use old ones.

*[Image: Output Wallet Type with Import Wallets selected and your free wallets with their balances]*

Tick the wallets to use, or **Select All** (**Deselect All** once they're all ticked), and use **Search Wallets** to find one by its address. Each row shows the wallet's address and its balance, and the counters show how many wallets you ticked and their total balance. If none of your wallets is free, import or buy some from the **Wallets** page first.