Pump.fun Market Cap Management Robot Tutorial

The most detailed tutorial on Pump.fun market cap management robot on the Internet.

Use Solana batch trading tools to easily manage multiple accounts, efficiently execute batch transactions, reduce transaction costs and time, and optimize the efficiency of capital use.

Preparations

A computer or a mobile phone
Solana Wallet (Phantom Wallet Installation Tutorial)
The private key of the wallet to be used for batch transactions
Tokens required for batch transactions
Some SOL is used to pay for transaction GAS

Precautions

The robot is in single routing mode: that is, the SOL pool can only be traded with SOL.
The robot currently supports pump pools.
The price of newly launched projects is unstable, and it is often necessary to increase the slippage point in order to successfully trade.
Most of the reasons for transaction failures are: insufficient balance (check if the parameters are filled in incorrectly), transaction expiration (slow node speed), failure to follow the process (for example, starting the transaction without checking the pool), low mining fee (you can increase the mining fee).
Your private key will not be stored on the platform, all operations are performed based on the front-end, please feel free to use it. If you are more worried, you can use the new wallet operation.

Pump.fun Market Cap Management Robot Tutorial

1. Connect your wallet

Go to the Solana market cap management robot page, click "Select Wallet" in the upper right corner and select Network.

Pump Market Cap link: https://sol.gtokentool.com/market/pumpMarket

2. Enter the currency for batch trading

Select the target token by entering the token address to search it.

3. Check the current price of the trading pool token

After selecting the token, slide to the log at the bottom of the screen to view the current price of the current trading pool token. Click "Clear Log" to clear the log information. After clearing the log, if you want to confirm the current price of the trading pool token again, click the "Check Pool" button.

4. Import Wallet

Import wallets and check wallet balances, click "Refresh Wallet" to refresh the wallet balance, and click the "Delete" button to delete the wallet. Click "Selling" to sell all the target tokens in the wallet.

5. Set relevant configuration parameters

Mode: Purchase or Sell or Brush Trading Volume.

Target price: In the buy mode, the target price should be higher than the current token price. In the sell mode, the target price should be lower than the current token price.

Amount: In the buy mode, the amount here is the amount of SOL you spend. In the sell mode, the amount here is the amount of tokens you want to sell.

All: Sell or buy all tokens at once, regardless of price and slippage.
Random: Randomly buy/sell tokens according to the set amount range.
Fixed: Buy a fixed amount of SOL, or sell a fixed number of tokens.
Random Percentage: Randomly buy / sell tokens according to the set percentage range.

Brush Trading Volume: Buying probability is the probability of executing a buy operation, and same for selling, the buying amount is the number of sols, the selling amount is the number of tokens, and the minimum threshold for selling tokens is the number of target tokens left, and only buying will not be sold.

Execution interval: The execution interval between each buy or sell, in seconds.

Slippage: The maximum acceptable wear and tear cost for each transaction. For newly launched tokens, the slippage will be higher.

Gas: determines your transaction speed to a certain extent. The more gas you pay, the faster the transaction speed will be in principle.

Default: additional expenditure of 500,000 gas, about 0.000175 SOL.
Fast: additional expenditure of 1000,000 gas, about 0.00035 SOL.
Other: You can enter your own custom gas fee.

Order Execution Times: Customize the number of executions.

Multithreading: After turning on multi-threading, there will be competition between wallets, and there is a small probability that transactions will fail.

Purchase Mode parameter display: