Your bots
Deploy your own alpha bots. Each one buys exactly what our alpha bot buys — same tokens, same moment — from its own wallet, at your stake, with the exit style you choose. Premium only.
Before anything else: read the risks. A bot trades fresh memecoins with real SOL, automatically, while you sleep. It can lose everything you fund it with, and the deploy screen will make you say you understand that before it takes a payment.
What a bot is
A bot is three things:
- A wallet of its own. Generated when you deploy, with its own deposit address. You fund it; it trades only what it holds. Its key is stored encrypted under a key derived for your account alone — see custody for exactly what that means and what it does not.
- A mirror of our entries. When our alpha bot actually buys a token — not when it merely scores one — your bot buys the same token seconds later, from its own wallet, at your stake. The whole scanning, scoring and decision pipeline runs once, for our bot; yours rides the result. There is no separate signal feed to configure and nothing to tune about what it buys.
- An exit strategy of yours. Modes decide how it sells: normal, aggressive, or custom. Selling is where the modes differ; buying is identical in all of them.
Up to 5 bots per account, each fully independent: own wallet, own settings, own mode, own positions. They are numbered 1–5, and that number follows them everywhere — the bots page, the alpha feed, a token page.
Deploying one
From the bots page (also in the site header, next to portfolio):
- Pick a mode. Normal, aggressive, or custom. This only sets how the bot exits — you can change it later.
- Set the basics.
- SOL per buy — the stake for every position it opens, capped at 0.5 SOL. The cap is deliberate: the bot enters fresh graduations at low market caps, where the pool holds very little liquidity. A bigger buy moves the price against you on the way in and again on the way out — you pay your own price impact twice. More positions beat bigger positions. The wizard also shows our own bot's last-24h realized return — banked sells against SOL bought, real book only. It is history, not a forecast.
- max positions — how many it may hold open at once.
- SOL per day — a hard ceiling on what it may spend buying in any 24-hour window.
- Pick what it follows. Our alpha bot mirrors every token our bot buys — including its calls on days our own wallet sits a buy out. KOL & smart money follows people instead: pick one to five wallets — required — through one field with three ways in: search our curated KOL/whale list by name or @handle, search it by address, or paste any Solana wallet, even one we have never seen (it joins our watch the moment you save). A buy by any of them triggers your bot. Wallet- tracking bots have no stop-loss and no time limits: take-profits are the only exits, with your own TP1/TP2 dials starting from our KOL bot's values, and whatever remains after TP2 rides. They also ignore the launchpad filter — people, not venues.
- Pick launchpads. Which launchpads it mirrors — pump.fun by default. See launchpads for what this actually filters.
- Accept the risk statement. The pay button does not exist until you do — and the server refuses a deploy without it regardless of what the page showed.
- Pay the deploy fee — 0.5 SOL, from your own wallet, in one transaction you approve. ⚡ 50% cashback: the transaction itself splits — half the fee goes to us, half lands straight in your bot's own wallet, atomically, so it can start trading the moment you arm it. The server reads both legs back off the chain before creating anything; a payment that landed but errored is offered back on your next deploy — never charged past.
You also choose the bot's money mode: practice (sim) — the default — opens paper positions at our real fill prices and spends nothing, so you can watch the strategy work before risking a lamport; real SOL trades the bot's wallet. Switch any time from settings — open positions keep the mode they were opened in, tracked separately forever.
You then get the bot's own deposit address.
Funding and enabling
A practice (sim) bot needs no funding at all — press enable and it starts papering our fills immediately. The cashback sits in its wallet untouched, ready for the day you switch it to real SOL.
A real SOL bot trades what its wallet holds. Fund it two ways: the top up button on its card sends SOL straight from your signed-in wallet in one tap, or send SOL to its deposit address from anywhere — the page watches for the deposit either way. Enable then checks the wallet actually holds enough for one stake plus fees before it arms; an enabled bot with an underfunded wallet is not a thing that can exist — the page refuses it with the numbers.
From the moment it is enabled, the bot mirrors. There is nothing else to do.
What it does while running
- Buys land within seconds of ours. A buy is skipped — permanently, for that token — when the bot is at its position cap, has hit its daily ceiling, or the token is outside its launchpads. A skipped token is not queued for later; the moment has passed, which is the point. Not enough SOL is different: the bot opens the position as paper (sim book) instead, at the same entry, with the shortage arithmetic recorded on the row — so an underfunded bot keeps showing you what it would have done, and you can judge the strategy before topping up. Paper positions from this fallback never touch your SOL.
- One position per token, ever. A bot that has held a token once will not buy it again. Positions are per-bot: two of your bots holding the same token are two separate positions with separate ladders.
- Exits run continuously per your mode, on the same price feed and the same exit machinery our own bot uses — see how the exits work.
- Everything is visible live: the bots page shows each bot's wallet and positions — click a position and it expands like the alpha feed, with the entry market cap, the exit strategy in force, every fill at the market cap it actually happened at, and the token's own timeline beneath. The alpha feed marks rows your bots hold (numbered tabs when more than one holds the same token); every token page shows a Your bots section when relevant.
Pause, settings, stop
- Pause stops NEW buys. Open positions keep being managed and can still sell — an unmanaged bag is not "paused", it is abandoned, and we do not offer that. Resume whenever you like.
- Settings can be changed any time: stake, caps, mode, launchpads, and the full custom strategy. Buy settings apply from the next buy. A custom strategy edit also re-steers positions that are already open, from the next tick — the same way our own operator panel works.
- Stop is permanent: the slot frees up for a new bot, the number is never reused, and the wallet stays yours to withdraw.
Withdrawing
Withdraw sweeps the bot wallet's SOL back to you. Three rules, all deliberate:
- Only while the bot is not enabled — a running bot needs its SOL.
- Only when it has no open positions — sweeping the fee money out from under a position would strand it unable to sell.
- Only to your own verified wallet — the address that paid the deploy fee. The destination is never something a request can choose.
Moon-bag tokens stay in the bot's wallet after a withdraw; only SOL moves.
If you move the tokens yourself
Exporting the key makes the wallet fully yours — including selling a position's tokens from another app while the bot still manages it. That is allowed and handled: the moment an exit finds the chain holds none of the token, the position is written off and the slot frees. Two honest consequences: the book records no proceeds for a sale it did not make (your SOL is in the wallet; the bot's numbers only ever book its own sells), and a half-moved bag simply sells whatever actually remains.
Fees and costs
| What | How much |
|---|---|
| Deploy | 0.5 SOL, once per bot — ⚡ 50% of it lands in the bot's own wallet as cashback, in the same transaction |
| Trading | Network fees per transaction, paid by the bot's wallet — this is why enabling requires a reserve beyond one stake |
| Ongoing | Nothing. No management fee, no cut of profits |