Rotates 10,000+ signers
Spins up a fresh one-shot wallet roster for every single cycle — no address ever appears twice. Scanners like Bubblemaps see scattered dots, not a cluster, because the fleet is always cold.
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Pump.fun Volume Bot
tuned for the first forty minutes of a launchThree pillars carry every session: MEV-shielded execution through Jito bundles, multilingual community signal from a 10k-line bank, and block-level Raydium handoff that keeps the cycle running past migration. Behind it sits a 10,000+ signer roster, a 10k-string multilingual comment vault, and a single 2% take on your target throughput — every knob pulled from one Telegram conversation, every print shaped to read 100% human on-chain.
10k-string comment vault Automated favorites Tunable buy pressure Per-order SOL band MEV-shielded routing Twelve-locale chatter Four trader personas Human-shaped on-chain trail
10,000+
discrete signers on rotation
10,482
comment strings in the vault
2%
flat take, nothing bolted on
< 5m
from contract paste to trending
0Tokens pushed through the pipeline
$0Volume routed to date
0Raydium graduations caught live
0%Rolling uptime · 99.98%
The execution mesh, beating in real time.
Every Pump.fun Volume Bot cycle rides the same Solana validator corridors, Jito relay paths, and private RPC pools that keep institutional desks on-chain. The readouts below are live — not a loop, not a render.
Solana mainnet · US-EAST-1 corridor—
Cycles running now47
Signers dispatched3,847
Volume · trailing 24h$2.41M
Prints · last 60 min184,226
Live event tailstreaming · 0 faults
Relay topology map214 relays · 14 zones · live
Prints / second42
Jito tip, median0.0018
Slot drift1
solana-mainnet
jito-relay · 12 ms
private-rpc · cluster #04
cycle #48291
Paste the contract. Hit launch. Watch trending wake up.
Three Telegram messages stand between a blank chart and a Pump.fun trending slot. The whole Solana Volume Bot pipeline is driven from chat — no RPC config, no script, no dev stood up on the side.
- 01
Drop the contract
Send the mint address to the bot and it fetches bonding-curve state, pool depth, and the live trending thresholds in under a second. You see the current bar you need to clear before you commit a lamport.
Telegram bot · /start - 02
Fund and shape
Select a tier from Starter to Whale, transfer SOL into a deposit address that only your Telegram session controls, then dial in cycle length, intensity curve, buy pressure, and persona mix. Everything is adjustable mid-run.
Non-custodial deposit · your keys - 03
Let it run
Signers fan out and start printing human-shaped orders into Pump.fun. Volume, unique holders, and current trending rank stream back into the same Telegram thread on a five-second heartbeat.
24/7 telemetry loop
The seven pieces that separate a Solana Volume Bot from a script.
Engineered by traders who still run book, and tuned across thousands of live Pump.fun launches — each piece built to handle the edges a serious Solana Volume Bot only meets in production.
Lands in 214 ms
Dispatches bundles straight into Jito's private lanes, so prints reach the validator before a sniper has finished its RPC handshake. Front-runners get no mempool window to read from.
Deflects sandwich bots
Routes every order through a private mempool path that public searchers cannot subscribe to. Sandwich runners never see a pending transaction, so there is nothing for them to wrap.
Mirrors real trader cadence
Draws intervals from a Poisson process and samples order size from an asymmetric distribution, so no two clicks share a timestamp or a ticket. Since the trades themselves are real on-chain swaps, the tape is organic rather than imitating it.
Pivots from Pump.fun into Raydium without a pause.
Watches the chain block-by-block for the graduation event and swings the whole signer roster into the new Raydium AMM pool the moment it opens. No missed trending window, no orphan trades, no manual redeploy on your end.
Pump.funRaydium
Streams telemetry into Telegram
Pushes volume totals, holder deltas, trending rank, and buy-pressure gauges straight into the chat thread on a five-second cadence. You never leave Telegram to know where the cycle stands.
Keeps your keys in your pocket
Custody never transfers: the deposit address is generated inside your Telegram session and the seed touches no server we control. There is no technical path, support ticket, or emergency procedure through which we could reach your primary funds.
More than a bot — the Solana trending infrastructure.
Fifty-plus modules, one pipeline. Volume, social warmth, routing, and stealth each run as a first-class system, stitched so tightly that every on-chain breadcrumb reads as a living community rather than a scheduled job.
Flagship module
Comment vault · 10,000+ strings, 12 locales
Seeded by hand, expanded by model, refreshed daily. Lines are shuffled per persona, emoji-weighted to match the archetype speaking, and posted with the keystroke cadence of a trader typing with one thumb.
10,482 strings indexed12 localesrefreshed every 24h
Live control
Buy-pressure dial
Slide between heavy bid and a balanced book in real time. The router honours the ratio transaction-by-transaction, so the shift in the tape is felt inside a single candle.
Automated favorites
Fires favorite actions from hundreds of independent Telegram-linked accounts, walking your token up the Pump.fun most-watched rail the same way a viral listing does.
Context-aware replies
Reads the parent post before it answers, so replies land on the same subject the community is already chewing on. That turns a one-way feed into a live thread, which pulls lurkers into the room.
Voice blender
Weighs bullish, degen, and sceptical tones by percentage before drafting any line. The feed ends up textured rather than a wall of copy-paste moon emojis.
Keystroke jitter
Injects character-level typing delay with natural backspaces, killing the instant-paste signature that scrapers pattern-match on. Replies look typed, not pasted.
Per-persona emoji palette
Assigns each archetype its own emoji distribution so the visual signal matches the voice. Whales lean on 🚀, degens hammer 🔥, sceptics shrug with 🤔.
Four trader archetypes
Ships with whale, retail, builder, and contrarian profiles — each with a distinct ticket range, timing signature, and tonal voice. The mix keeps any single archetype from dominating the tape.
Reaction feedback loops
Picks up genuine community chatter and reacts back with weighted emoji and short bursts, converting a monologue into the back-and-forth you see on rooms that actually ship.
Dialect-aware output
Draws slang, abbreviations, and line rhythm from the region the comment is meant to land in. Turkish degens sound Turkish, Korean apes sound Korean, and a Spanish moonboy reads like one from Buenos Aires or Madrid on request.
Configurable
Per-order SOL band
Locks a floor and ceiling for each print, then samples inside that window under whichever bias curve you select. The resulting ticket distribution mirrors real order books rather than the flat histogram that gives scripts away.
Preset curves
Volume shape
Chooses the silhouette of the cycle's throughput — one click picks between a smooth ramp, a minute-one explosion, a slow burn, or a spike built to clear the Pump.fun trending bar in a single window.
Tunable cadence
Spaces prints anywhere from seconds to minutes apart, with Poisson jitter applied on top. Two consecutive intervals almost never share a value, so the rhythm reads human instead of cron-driven.
Micro / macro blend
Interleaves 0.02 SOL dust prints with the occasional 2+ SOL whale swing. The resulting histogram matches what a real open book looks like mid-rally rather than a uniform line.
Adaptive priority fees
Scales the lamport tip against live chain congestion before every submission. Confirmation rates stay in the top decile even when the network is flooded with launch-day traffic.
Jito bundle lanes
Ships orders through Jito's private relay with a freshly randomised tip on every bundle. Clustering algorithms cannot pin a fingerprint onto tips that never repeat a decimal.
Depth-aware slippage
Recomputes slippage tolerance against live pool depth before each swap, so failed transactions drop to near zero. Tight slippage also leaves sandwich bots no margin worth the gas.
Surge mode
Compresses the cycle's throughput into tight bursts aligned to the minute edge. That is the precise window the Pump.fun trending sampler reads on, so every lamport pushes the score.
Cold 100–400+ signer roster
Instantiates a clean roster for every cycle rather than recycling an old one. Addresses never cross campaigns, so there is no family history for Solscan or SolanaFM to surface.
Randomised SOL dispersal
Fans the deposit out across sub-addresses in irregular increments rather than round numbers. Because no two funding transfers match to the lamport, Bubblemaps cannot knit the signers back into a visible cluster.
Dust reclamation
Sweeps remainders from every sub-account the instant the cycle stops, consolidates the balances, and returns the aggregate SOL to your deposit wallet. Nothing is left stranded in throwaway addresses.
Multi-region RPC routing
Distributes signer traffic across Helius clusters in different geographies, so the pipeline touches four continents instead of one rack. Origin-IP clustering runs cold.
Cluster-break guard
Enforces block-level spacing between roster members, so two of your signers can never land in the same Solana block. The Bubblemaps graph looks like retail scattershot, not a coordinated push.
Aged wallet pool
Pulls, on higher tiers, from signers that already carry SOL history on-chain. On Solscan they read identical to veteran traders who were around for the last cycle.
Realism scoring
Grades each signer on a rolling authenticity index and quietly rotates out addresses that drift below threshold. The roster never ages into a pattern a scanner can lock onto.
Sandwich shield
Routes every transaction through Jito's private mempool, so public searchers cannot subscribe to pending state. Front-runs and tail-runs both starve on an empty queue.
De-bundling noise
Drops random 3–90 ms gaps between related prints before they hit the relay. Photon and Trojan scanners, which trigger on back-to-back pair signatures, see nothing that rhymes.
Clean Bubblemaps graph
Couples randomised funding paths with block-spacing guards so signer wallets never visually cluster. Whoever pulls the Bubblemaps view on your token sees legitimate-looking dispersion.
Per-print key rotation
Generates a fresh throwaway keypair for every single transaction, burns it the moment the signature confirms, and moves on. There is no long-lived address fingerprint for anyone to chase.
Broadcast path shuffle
Chooses a different validator hop for each broadcast out of dozens of candidates. You never get the giveaway ribbon of suspiciously identical confirmation times that tips off smart money.
Block-spacing lock
Holds a hard rule against placing two roster prints into consecutive blocks. Pattern detectors sweep the slot range, find noise, and move to the next target.
Pump.fun trending push
Orchestrates throughput, holder growth, comment velocity, and favorite counts in lockstep against the current memecoin trending threshold. Every signal the algorithm scores gets pushed in the same window, not sequentially.
Raydium hand-off
Detects the graduation instruction block-by-block and swings the entire signer roster into the new Raydium AMM pool on the very next slot. Telegram users see one continuous feed, not a restart.
Dexscreener highlight
Shapes throughput against the heuristics Dexscreener uses to mark a pair as hot — maker count climbing, buy share dominant, liquidity thickening. The result is the little flame icon above your chart.
Dextools board entry
Combines sustained buy-side pressure with a synchronised holder ramp — the two signals Dextools weighs most heavily on its hot-token leaderboard. Placement is usually earned within the first half-hour.
Unique-holder boost
Biases the rotation toward signers that have never touched your mint before. The unique-holder count on Solscan climbs on a visibly steep slope — the exact curve retail looks at before committing.
Pre-launch ignition
Arms the pipeline to fire a configurable number of seconds before your announcement tweet lands. Retail buyers clicking from the tweet arrive at a chart already showing green candles and depth on the book.
Tick-aligned spikes
Lands calibrated bursts on the :00, :15, :30, and :45 marks of every minute. That is the precise sampling grid Pump.fun trending and Raydium scoring read against, so every spike counts twice.
Multi-DEX mirror
Echoes post-graduation throughput in parallel across Raydium, Meteora, and Orca. Jupiter aggregator sees liquidity on three venues at once, which obscures the origin pool and widens natural inbound routing.
Telegram-native console
Runs the full control surface inside a single chat: inline button rows, live status lines, and push notifications when something actually matters. No web dashboard to babysit, no second browser tab.
One-tap pause / resume
Halts and restarts the cycle on a single tap with no state lost in between. The real play: pause the moment organic buyers pile on, coast on their momentum, and restart only if the tape cools.
Scheduled ignition
Arms the pipeline against an exact UTC timestamp and fires within the slot. No stopwatches in the group chat, no missed launch windows because someone was still typing.
Parallel token runs
Drives multiple mints from a single Telegram session, each in its own isolated silo with independent sliders and persona mix. Cross-contamination is architecturally impossible.
Preset library
Saves the exact slider arrangement of a winning cycle and lets you redeploy it on the next launch with a single tap. Muscle memory, codified.
Instant SOL return
Returns any unused deposit SOL to your wallet within the same block you tap stop. No withdrawal queue, no support ticket, no waiting on a business hour.
Live readouts
Streams throughput totals, holder delta, buy-pressure gauge, and current trending rank into the Telegram thread on a five-second heartbeat. The tape you act on is never more than a few seconds stale.
CSV export
Exports the full print ledger with one tap — every signer, every order, every timestamp. Drop it straight into Dune, a spreadsheet, or whichever analysis tool you already trust.
Custody stays with you
Keeps the deposit wallet under your control end-to-end. There is no API, admin button, or emergency lever that reaches into your primary funds — the path simply does not exist.
Zero-log posture
Holds nothing to disk: IPs discarded, chat contents ephemeral, wallet-to-user mapping never persisted. The only surviving artifact after a cycle is the on-chain print log every full node already keeps.
End-to-end encryption
Encrypts every control message passing between the Telegram bot surface and our execution nodes, edge to edge. Nothing traverses a plaintext hop, ever.
One line item. Two percent. Everything else bundled.
Set a volume target. A flat 2% of that target is the entire invoice for the Pump.fun Volume Bot — gas, priority fees, Jito tips, signer funding, comments, and favorites all fold underneath it.
Volume target
100SOL
Your take · flat 2%
2SOL
drag to tune, tap a preset to jump
Shape the cycleevery knob is yours to turn
Projected cyclelive projection
Signers dispatched120
Prints landed1,000
Comments posted400
Favorites tapped84
New holders, estimated350
Run length, estimated25m
All systems green — and every blip is on the record.
A public uptime trail: every incident, every maintenance window, written down in UTC. The rolling 14-day snapshot below is recomputed from the same probes your cycles ride on.
All systems operational
Last probe —
Uptime · trailing 14 days99.98%
Recent incidents and maintenance
The questions operators actually ask on the second call.
Short answers, mechanism included. No marketing loops here — if you run launches for a living, this is the brief you'd want before committing a wallet.
01What actually runs under the hood when the bot fires?
A Pump.fun Volume Bot is the auto-trade layer that drives real on-chain buy and sell swaps from a large pool of Solana signer wallets against your mint. Because every print is a genuine swap against the pool, reported volume and unique-holder count both climb, which trips the memecoin trending signal on Pump.fun and pulls organic flow onto the page.
02Where does custody sit during a cycle?
With you, throughout. The Solana Volume Bot is non-custodial by design: your deposit wallet is generated inside your Telegram session and the prints fire from one-shot sub-signers that are burned the moment the cycle stops. Those sub-signer keys live in encrypted RAM on the execution nodes and never hit disk, so even a full server compromise yields nothing usable.
03What does a cycle cost, fully loaded?
A flat 2% of whatever volume target you dial in — that is the entire invoice. Gas, priority fees, Jito bundle tips, signer funding, auto comments, auto favorites, and engine uptime all sit inside that single line. There is no subscription, no mid-cycle top-up, and no fine print that kicks in after a specific holder count.
04How fast should I expect memecoin trending to fire?
Most cycles clear the memecoin trending threshold on Pump.fun inside 3–8 minutes from ignition. The exact minute is a function of two things: the platform's current cut-off for the top slots, and how aggressive a volume target you set. A higher target hits faster; a lower one drifts up on a longer tail.
05What makes the footprint actually read as organic?
Every layer is tuned against a different detector. The 10,000+ signer roster kills address-reuse flags, Poisson-distributed timing kills cadence flags, 12-locale replies with native cadence kill comment-spam flags, and cluster-break guards keep Bubblemaps from joining the dots between your signers. The result holds up under a full audit, not just a glance.
06Does auto trade continue after Raydium migration?
Yes — the Raydium Volume Bot mode takes over on the same cycle. The pipeline watches the chain block-by-block for the graduation instruction and swings the roster into the new AMM pool on the next slot, with no pause in the Telegram feed. On Pro tiers and above, the same volume is echoed across Meteora and Orca so Jupiter sees liquidity on three venues simultaneously.
07Walk me through onboarding — how long does it take?
About ninety seconds end-to-end. Open the Telegram bot, paste your Pump.fun contract, pick a volume target, fund the deposit address with SOL, and tap Start — the pipeline handles ignition and the live readouts stream back into the same chat thread. The only thing waiting on you is the SOL transfer confirmation.
08Do I need to code, run nodes, or understand market making?
None of it. The entire surface — configuration, funding, ignition, live monitoring — lives inside a Telegram bot, and the only required input is a mint address. If you can paste a contract into a chat, you can run a pro-grade Raydium Volume Bot campaign without touching an RPC or a line of Rust.
When the chart is ready
Ignite your next Pump.fun trending cycle in under five minutes.
Open Telegram, paste a contract, and the trending feed starts moving before your coffee cools. One cycle, one flat take, one chat window.