Pump.fun volume bot
Pump.fun Volume Bot
Pump.fun Volume Bot: real buys, sells and unique makers on your token, on the bonding curve or after it graduates, so it shows on DexScreener trending.
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Configure your goal above and click Start Bot. Live trades will stream in this panel as the maker bot runs.
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The cost of using Pump.fun Volume Bot is 0.1 SOL per 100 makers. It includes all fees needed for boosting your token.
The boost process starts in seconds. Your token will receive makers and volume immediately, and any leftover SOL is refunded when the run ends.
Check here a whole blog post about how to use Pump.fun Volume Bot on Solana
How to use Pump.fun Volume Bot
- Connect your Solana wallet
- Enter the Pump.fun token address you want to boost
- Select the amount of makers you want to generate
- Set the volume target for your token
- Configure the duration the bot will run
- Click on Start Bot, accept the transaction and watch your token volume grow
Benefits of Pump.fun Volume Bot
Built specifically for Pump.fun bonding curve and graduated tokens
Generates real buy and sell activity that shows up on the Pump.fun chart instantly
Helps your token climb the King of the Hill leaderboard and stand out before graduation
Works post-graduation on PumpSwap with the same configuration
Nothing left behind
real-time logs and an automatic refund of unused SOL
No setup, no scripts
paste the address and start
Launchpad Pulse — Last 24h on Pump.fun
A quick read on how the platform is moving right now, so you can pick when (and where) to launch. Each tile is tagged with practical context, not a forecast.
Tokens · 24h
27.3K
High deploy rate
Lots of new tokens momentum and attention to ride.
Bonding-curve volume · 24h
$78.6M
Low liquidity flow
Lots of capital rotating. Volume Bot trades land in deep liquidity.
Active addresses · 24h
112.6K
Crowded
Many active traders today. Buy Holders signal converts faster.
Graduation rate
0.25%
Selective curve
68 graduated today
Few graduate on raw chance, the bots earn their keep here.
Snapshot from Dune · Memecoin Wars · 2026-05-26 · refreshed periodically · informational only, not financial advice.
Volume Bot vs Buy Holders Bot vs Bump Bot on Pump.fun
All three Smithii growth bots work on Pump.fun, but each one moves a different metric. Use this table to pick the right tool for your launch goal.
Current Tool
Volume Bot
Bump Bot
Buy Holders Bot
Buys match sells
Volume up · price stays flat
More buys than sells
Price pumps · green candles
Buys from many wallets
Holder count keeps growing
How the Chart Moves 1
What it does
Runs matched buys and sells across many wallets to generate trading volume and unique makers while keeping the price neutral.
Buys more than it sells to create net buy pressure, pushing the price up with green candles.
Distributes the token across hundreds of unique wallets through real on-chain buys, growing verifiable holder count.
How it works on Pump.fun
Trades on the bonding curve until graduation, then continues on PumpSwap, no reconfiguration needed.
Standard tool for the King of the Hill window, where every recent buy counts toward visibility.
Pre-graduation builds the real holder count that traders inspect before committing.
Mechanism
Matched buys and sells generate volume and makers.
Buy-weighted trades build net upward pressure.
Real on-chain buys spread across hundreds of fresh wallets.
Best for
Trending on DexScreener, Birdeye and DexTools.
Showing visible upward price action on the chart.
Growing a verifiable, organic-looking holder count.
Price effect
Neutral — buys match sells, candles stay flat.
Bullish — net buys push green candles.
Mild upward — small buys from many wallets.
Main metric moved
24h volume + makers.
Price + buy pressure.
Unique holders.
Holders impact
Low
Low
High
Volume impact
High
Medium
Low to medium
When to use it
During and after launch, continuously.
When you want visible upward price action.
Early post-launch, before promotion.
Activity pace
Continuous matched trades.
Buy-weighted trades.
Batched wallet buys.
Trading activity can influence the bot's performance. Its purpose is to follow the trends depicted in the graph, and trades may happen in between. It's crucial to understand that this is also a visual representation.
If you need more help contact our team
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If you need more help contact our team
It is an automated tool that generates trading volume and unique makers on any Pump.fun token. The bot executes real buys and sells from multiple wallets directly on the Pump.fun bonding curve (or on PumpSwap once the token graduates), making your project more visible on the platform leaderboards, DexScreener, Birdeye and DexTools.
Paste your token address, choose how many makers you want, set a budget and a duration, then approve one transaction. There is nothing to install: no repository to clone, no RPC endpoint to configure, no Telegram bot to authorise. The run starts within seconds and you watch it in the live log on the page.
The bot costs 0.1 SOL per 100 makers (minimum 10 makers), plus on-chain gas fees. The total cost, including Smithii's fee, Solana gas, and the SOL used for generating volume, is shown before you confirm.
Yes. The Pump.fun Volume Bot is designed to work seamlessly on both stages: while your token is still on the Pump.fun bonding curve, and after it graduates to PumpSwap. No reconfiguration needed when graduation happens.
Reaching King of the Hill on Pump.fun depends on market cap velocity and recent activity. The Volume Bot helps by generating consistent buy pressure and unique makers, which both contribute to the metrics Pump.fun uses to rank tokens.
Once your token is on PumpSwap and indexed by DexScreener, 50-100 makers/hour is the minimum for trending visibility, 200-500 makers/hour is competitive, and 500+ makers/hour positions you for top spots.
Yes. The bot uses your SOL to execute real on-chain trades on Pump.fun and PumpSwap. It never accesses your tokens or wallet beyond the run you authorize.
Yes: many creators use the Pump.fun Bundler to acquire supply at launch and then run the Volume Bot to generate visibility. The two tools are complementary.
Boost Pump.fun Volume, Makers, and Buy Pressure
Pump.fun moves fast. Tokens that do not show consistent activity can disappear from attention within minutes. Smithii's Pump.fun Volume Bot boosts real on-chain trades, makers, volume, and buy pressure across multiple wallets while your token is still on the bonding curve.
Pricing starts at 0.1 SOL per 100 makers, with unused SOL refunded when the campaign finishes. Pair the Volume Bot with the Pump.fun Bundler to create the token and execute first buys, then continue with the PumpSwap Volume Bot once your token graduates.
The bot is useful when you need visible launch activity, more unique makers, and a healthier-looking chart during the window where traders decide whether a Pump.fun token is worth watching.
What a Volume Bot Does, and What It Does Not Do
Every trade the bot makes is a real transaction, settled on Solana, paid for with your SOL. Nothing is simulated and nothing is drawn on a chart that did not happen. That is what makes the volume and the maker count show up in DexScreener, Birdeye and the Pump.fun leaderboards in the first place: those platforms read the chain, not a feed you can write to.
What it buys you is attention, not demand. Volume and makers are the filters most traders sort by, so a token with neither is invisible no matter how good it is. Getting onto that list puts your token in front of people. Whether they buy is down to the token, the chart and what you have built around it.
So it is worth being clear about the limits. A bot will not hold a price up: your own buys move the price on the way in and your own sells move it back on the way out, minus fees. It will not create holders who keep the token, which is what Buy Holders is for. And it will not rescue a launch with nothing behind it. Used for what it is, a way to be seen during the hours when it matters, it works. Sold as anything more than that, it does not.
From Bonding Curve to PumpSwap: Keep Momentum Through Graduation
Most volume tools focus on Raydium pools or only on the Pump.fun bonding curve. Smithii's Pump.fun Volume Bot covers the full launch lifecycle: it boosts activity while you are climbing toward graduation, then continues on PumpSwap after migration.
This matters because the minutes and hours around graduation are critical for retention. A token can lose attention quickly if chart activity drops right after the migration. Keeping makers and volume active helps the project look alive when new traders inspect it.
Best Pump.fun Launch Flow: Bundler, Holders, Then Volume
A stronger Pump.fun launch usually starts with the Pump.fun Bundler to create the token and secure early buys in one bundle. After launch, use Buy Holders if holder count is the priority, then run the Pump.fun Volume Bot to create makers and trading activity.
For graduated tokens, switch attention to PumpSwap activity and DexScreener visibility. The same core idea applies: consistent makers over time usually look healthier than one short burst of volume.
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