Volume Bot
The easiest way to trend on screeners
Generate real volume and makers on ten blockchains, with no coding.
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Makers generated
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Configure your goal above and click Start Bot. Live trades will stream in this panel as the maker bot runs.
Smithii in numbers
+12,000
Tokens Launched
+3,360,000
Makers Generated
+576,000.32
Volume Generated (SOL)
+9,000
Users Served
+12,000
Tokens Launched
+3,360,000
Makers Generated
+9,000
Users Served
+576,000.32
Volume Generated (SOL)
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Volume Bot Features
A volume bot trades your token from many fresh wallets so the pair shows real transactions, makers and volume on the DEXs and screeners that rank by them. You set how much volume and how many makers you want and over how long, fund the run, and the bot executes it. Every trade is a genuine on-chain swap, not a display trick.
Volume and makers you choose
Set the volume target, the number of makers and the duration. The bot spreads the trades across that window instead of dumping them at once.
Ten networks, one form
Solana, Sui and eight EVM chains. Every trade goes through an aggregator, so it takes whichever pool is deepest at that moment rather than a DEX picked in advance.
Live logs while it runs
Every swap is reported as it lands, with the transaction to check, so you can see the run rather than trust it.
Why use Volume Bot?
Real on-chain swaps, so the volume is the volume the screeners read.
Ten networks from the same form, each routed through an aggregator rather than a single DEX.
You set volume, makers and duration — nothing is fixed for you.
Live logs with every transaction while the run is in flight.
No token custody: the bot trades the pair, it never holds your supply.
Runs can be stopped, and the history stays available afterwards.
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The price per 100 makers per network is in the comparison table above. On top of that you fund the trades themselves, and the size of that depends on the volume you target and your pool depth.
| Network | Price per 100 makers | Routed through | Explorer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solana | 0.025 SOL | Jupiter aggregator | Solscan |
| Ethereum | 0.0025 ETH | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | Etherscan |
| Base | 0.0025 ETH | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | BaseScan |
| BNB Chain | 0.015 BNB | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | BscScan |
| Polygon | 10 POL | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | PolygonScan |
| Arbitrum | 0.025 ETH | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | Arbiscan |
| Avalanche | 5 AVAX | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | Snowtrace |
| Blast | 0.025 ETH | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | BlastScan |
| Robinhood | 0.0025 ETH | Odos, Uniswap or LI.FI | Blockscout |
| Sui | 1.5 SUI | Cetus aggregator | SuiScan |
Yes. Every maker is a genuine on-chain swap against your pair, which is why the screeners count it. You can check each one on the explorer from the live log.
It depends on the network and on what the tokens around you are doing, since the ranking is relative. Most runs start in the hundreds rather than the tens.
Each swap moves the price by the slippage the pool depth allows, and buys and sells offset over the run. A thin pool will move much more than a deep one for the same volume.
Yes. Runs can be stopped, and the history of what already executed stays available afterwards.
Solana, Sui and eight EVM chains — the full list, with what each one routes through, is in the comparison table above.
No. The bot trades your pair on the open market and never holds your supply.
What screeners actually rank by
DEX screeners sort by a handful of signals, and volume is only one of them. The count of distinct makers and the frequency of trades matter as much, which is why a single large swap moves nothing and a thousand small ones from a thousand wallets moves a lot.
That is the difference between volume and makers, and why the bot exposes both as separate targets. A run that generates volume from three wallets looks exactly like what it is.
Why liquidity depth decides your budget
Every swap moves the price against you by an amount set by the pool depth. On a thin pool a modest run produces heavy slippage, so most of the money spent goes into price impact rather than into volume.
The practical rule is to size the run against the pool, not against a volume number you picked in advance. Adding liquidity first is often cheaper than paying slippage for the same visible result.
What a bot does not do
It generates activity, not demand. Trending puts the token in front of more people, and what happens next depends on whether there is anything for them to buy into — liquidity, a reason to hold, a project behind it.
Volume with nothing behind it converts once and then stops. Treat it as distribution for something that already exists, not as the thing itself.