Volume Bot

A set of wallets buys and sells on your strategy to produce trading volume. How to prepare bot wallets, which of the four strategies and two speed modes to pick, where the run records live, and what each trade costs.

15 min readCost:Volume itself costs gas plus a platform fee (0.0001 BNB per trade, discounted for members) — test at the smallest size firstUpdated 2026-10

The bot buys and sells with a set of wallets on your strategy — in plain terms, it generates trading volume. It does not make money for you, and the cost is real money, so validate every step with the smallest amount first.

  1. Create the bot walletsGo to Volume Bot → Bot Wallets and generate or import a fresh set of addresses. People who have run this before use brand-new addresses: with no shared history between them they look more like real traders. The first thing to do afterwards is Copy all or Download the key CSV — the keys exist only on this device.
  2. Fund themWallet → Private transfer works well here: several source wallets send funds in batches with random amounts and timing, which is far harder to read as one cluster than a single wallet paying everyone at once. Leave a little extra native coin in each wallet for gas.
  3. Enter the token address and pick a poolPaste the token contract into the bot page and it lists the pools available on that chain (V2, V3, Four, Flap and others). Exchange, pool and quote token have to match — switch the exchange and the pool list changes with it.
  4. Pick a strategy and a modeFour strategies: buy only, sell only, volume (buys and sells alternating), and buy low, sell high (trading back and forth inside a price band). Two speed modes: Safe sends one trade at a time and waits for each receipt; Fast fires several wallets per round and moves on after broadcasting. Always start in Safe.
  5. Set the parameters and test smallStart with small buy and sell sizes, short intervals, few trades and few wallets per round. Watch the run log for a minute to confirm buys go through and sells actually fill, then raise the size. Size caps are valued in the quote token, and a full position blocks further buys.
  6. Sweep the funds when the run endsUse the wallet sweeper to gather the assets from that set of wallets. Think about where they land: withdrawing to an exchange is the hardest to link back, while sweeping straight into your main wallet reconnects everything you split apart earlier.
Strategy / modeWhen to use it
Buy onlyPushing the price up: fill the wallets with the token, and it stops once it reaches the target
Sell onlyDistributing or taking profit — sells down the balance until nothing is left
VolumeThe usual use: alternate buys and sells to produce trade count and volume
Buy low, sell highTrades the band: buys the dips and sells the highs while the price moves inside a range, averaging the cost down
Safe modeFirst runs and unfamiliar pools — one trade at a time, waiting for every receipt
Fast modePools you have already tested — several wallets per round, broadcast and move on without waiting

Tip · How bot wallets work

The Bot Wallets page manages the keys themselves: generate new wallets, paste private keys to import, copy them all or download a CSV backup. You can also pick a single wallet and buy or sell with it alone to prove it can actually move on-chain. Batch trading and pipelines belong on the bot page; the wallet page only does one action with one wallet.

Tip · What the run records show

Every run leaves a record: time, token, strategy, mode, task count, why it ended and the per-trade log. Records live in this browser (the last 30 runs, up to 300 lines each) — they survive a refresh and disappear when you clear site data. You can run the same setup again or delete a single record; a run that is still going cannot be stopped from here, stop it on the bot page.

Careful · On bonding-curve tokens (Four / Flap), stay tiny

Curve prices swing hard and liquidity is thin, so a single sandwich is a real loss. Send a test trade at the 0.000001 scale first, confirm both the buy and the sell go through, and only then consider size.

Tip · Per-trade fee and member pricing

Without a membership every trade costs 0.0001 BNB, whichever node you use. With one, the platform node charges 1/10 of that and a public node charges nothing. Membership is read from the wallet you have connected (the membership contract lives on BNB Chain), so with no wallet connected you pay full price. Buy it under Volume Bot → Membership.

Careful · Not every chain supports it

The bot only serves chains that have an exchange it can place orders on. If the section says it is unavailable after you switch networks, that chain has no tradable DEX — batch trading in Bot Wallets is switched off there too.

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