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Solana volume bot that puts real trades on your chart

Volion funds a fleet of 500 to 10,000 wallets and runs genuine on-chain swaps against your token, so DexScreener, Birdeye and the Pump.fun feed show a market that is actually moving. Then it does the thing no competitor does: it publishes what those swaps really cost, including the failure rate you are paying for.

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2% flatof target volume, no subscription
500–10,000wallets per campaign
Zero keysnon-custodial, always
25,719transactions measured in the current sample
14finalized blocks sampled, spaced apart
5.4×spread between the cheapest and dearest venue per landed swap
9,666lamports per landed swap on the cheapest route, Meteora DLMM

Live from the chain

This board is rebuilt every time our sampler runs. Nothing on it is typed by hand, and nothing carries over from an earlier month.

Cost per landed swap, by venue 7 min ago
Pump.fun bonding curve51,726
10.3× base fee · 89.4% fail · 2,612 sampled
Pump.fun AMM (post-graduation)16,894
3.4× base fee · 43.2% fail · 4,200 sampled
Raydium AMM v429,742
5.9× base fee · 77.9% fail · 172 sampled
Meteora DLMM9,666
1.9× base fee · 38.3% fail · 922 sampled
Orca Whirlpools8,586
1.7× base fee · 41.1% fail · 56 sampled
Jupiter aggregator v615,422
3.1× base fee · 59.2% fail · 412 sampled

Median fee divided by the measured success rate. Programs with fewer than fifty sampled transactions are left out of this board. Full tables and method.

This sample
25,719transactions read
finalized blocks14
slot range436206664–436207444
charged, produced nothing8,704
network failure rate33.8% ↑2.9
Fee distribution
median5,000
75th percentile5,392
90th percentile12,001
99th percentile268,876
highest single fee11,727,141
Since 00:00 UTC today
sampler runs2
blocks read today28
transactions read today50,127
last runJul 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM UTC

How a Solana volume bot routes your trades

Four mechanical steps. There is no proprietary magic in a volume bot, and anyone claiming otherwise is describing marketing rather than software.

01

Wallet fleet derivation

A campaign derives a fleet of wallets and funds each one with enough SOL to cover its trades plus fees. Fleet size is what drives maker-based signals, because a feed counting unique participants treats 500 wallets trading once very differently from one wallet trading 500 times.

02

Swap construction

Each wallet builds a real swap against your token: on the Pump.fun bonding curve before graduation, on PumpSwap, a Raydium pool, Meteora DLMM or Orca Whirlpools after it. Trade size is drawn from the range you set rather than repeated exactly, because a chart of identical trades reads as a script to anyone who looks.

03

Bundle submission through Jito

Transactions go out as Jito bundles with a tip attached, keeping them out of the public scramble where searchers front-run predictable orders. Every lamport skimmed that way is volume you paid for that never reached your chart.

04

Retry and settlement accounting

Solana drops transactions for reasons unrelated to you: expired blockhashes, account contention, compute limits. Those failures still charge a fee. The engine retries them and, more importantly, counts them, so what gets reported is landed swaps rather than attempts.

The measurements, and why we publish them

Every volume bot vendor quotes a service fee. Almost none publish the network bill underneath it, which makes their tools impossible to compare and your spend impossible to forecast.

Across our most recent sample of 25,719 Solana transactions, landing one swap costs 9,666 lamports on the cheapest route we measure (Meteora DLMM) and 51,726 on the dearest (Pump.fun bonding curve) — a 5.4× spread on an identical fee schedule. The gap is not the fee, it is how many attempts the network charges you for before one lands. That division is the whole reason this page exists.

Base fee, fixed by protocol5,000lamportsPer signature. 0.000005 SOL. This part never changes.
Median actually paid5,000lamportsIdentical to the base fee: the median transaction pays no priority tip at all.
p99, contested blockspace268,876lamports54x the median. This is what a hot launch hour looks like.
Paid for nothing8,704txFailed transactions in the sample. Each was charged and produced no volume.
measure.php — how the numbers are produced
$php measure.php 1460
method getBlock transactionDetails=accounts, finalized
blocks 14 spaced 60 slots apart
slots 436206664 .. 436207444
tx read 25,719
failed 8,704 (33.8%)
fee p50 5,000 lamports
fee p90 12,001 lamports
fee p99 268,876 lamports
written store/chain.json

The full tables break this down per DEX program, with the cost per landed swap and the sampling method written out so you can check it or reproduce it. Read the measurement page.

Running a Pump.fun volume bot campaign

The bonding curve is a different environment from a settled pool, and the difference shows up in the bill rather than in the interface.

before graduation

On the bonding curve

Price follows a formula on supply, there is no pool depth to size against, and sniper competition drives the highest failure rate we measure anywhere on Solana. A Pump.fun volume bot campaign run here pays for every attempt, landed or not.

Replies and favourites also exist only here, because they are platform features of the token page rather than of the pool. Which signals the feed weights.

after graduation

On PumpSwap and Raydium

The token migrates to a real pool, contention falls back to ordinary levels, and the same settings cost far less per landed swap. Volion hands off automatically at graduation so a campaign does not go silent at the moment new attention arrives.

Routing detail for each destination: PumpSwap, Raydium pools, Meteora DLMM.

What you control in a campaign

Six settings that interact. The console recalculates target volume and estimated network cost as you move them, before anything is committed.

Wallet count

500 to 10,000. Drives the unique-maker signal that discovery feeds weight separately from raw volume. More wallets also means more account-creation rent, which the estimate accounts for.

Trade size range

A minimum and maximum in SOL, from 0.1 upward. Each swap draws a value inside the range. Wider ranges look less mechanical; narrower ranges hit a target volume more precisely.

Buy / sell ratio

Weighting between directions. Heavy buy pressure moves price but drains the fleet faster; balanced flow sustains volume longer on the same funding. Neither is universally correct.

Duration

Spread the same volume over fifteen minutes or ten hours. Short windows spike the chart and decay fast. Long windows hold position in rankings that reset on a rolling basis.

Routing target

Bonding curve, Pump.fun AMM, or a Raydium pool, with automatic handoff at graduation so activity does not stall during migration — precisely when new attention arrives.

Engagement layer

Optional comments and favorites on Pump.fun, expressed as a share of trades. Social signals feed the trending calculation alongside trade data, so volume alone leaves part of the input empty.

What a Solana volume bot costs to run

One service fee, plus the network costs that belong to you. Listed separately because they behave differently and only one of them is ours to set.

ComponentWho sets itAmount
Volion service feeUs2% of target volume
Base network feeSolana protocol5,000 lamports per signature
Priority feeYou, by biddingmedian 0, p99 263,876
Jito bundle tipYou, by biddingvariable, per bundle
Account rentSolana protocolonce per new account
Failed transaction costNobody — it is waste33.8% of attempts, network-wide
No subscription, no per-wallet charge, no setup fee. Unused deposit is returned when a campaign ends.

Worked totals for five campaign sizes are on the pricing page, and the calculator prices your own campaign, and the cost calculator prices your own campaign against the venue you route to. If you have a quote from anyone else, the arithmetic that tests whether it is physically possible is on the cost floor page.

How that compares to how this market usually sells

Not a claim about any specific competitor. This is the pattern across the vendor pages currently ranking for these terms.

VolionTypical vendor page
Failure rate disclosed Yes No
Measurement method published Yes No
Cost per landed swap derivable Yes No
Service fee stated plainly YesVaries
Network costs itemised Yes No
Promises a trending placement NoOften
Claims to be undetectable NoOften
Requests private keys NoSome do

The row most vendors leave out is the failure rate, and it is frequently larger than their service fee. Full cost breakdown.

What volume can and cannot do

Worth stating plainly, because the gap between these two columns is where most disappointment with volume bots comes from.

It can

  • Put real, verifiable swap transactions on chain against your token.
  • Make a pair legible to DexScreener, Birdeye and GeckoTerminal, which index trades rather than intentions.
  • Raise unique maker counts, which several discovery rankings weight independently of volume.
  • Sustain activity through the Raydium migration window instead of going flat at the worst moment.
  • Give a launch the appearance of a functioning market, which is a precondition for attention rather than a substitute for it.

It cannot

  • Create demand. Volume is activity; demand is people who want to hold your token.
  • Guarantee a trending placement. Feeds weight several inputs and change them without notice.
  • Guarantee a price outcome, in either direction.
  • Hide itself from anyone who reads the chain properly. Coordinated wallets leave a pattern, and pretending otherwise would be lying to you.
  • Make a project worth buying. If the underlying thing is empty, visibility just shortens the time to discovery.

Questions

The eight we are asked most, answered without hedging.

What is a Solana volume bot?
A Solana volume bot is software that coordinates many funded wallets to place real swap transactions against your token, so the trading activity shows up on DexScreener, Birdeye, GeckoTerminal and the Pump.fun feed. The transactions are genuine on-chain swaps routed through a DEX or aggregator, not simulated numbers. What the tool produces is visibility of activity, not demand: it makes a market look active because trades really are happening, but it cannot create buyers who want to hold your token.
What does Volion do differently from other volume bots?
Volion publishes its own cost measurements. Most volume bot sites quote a service fee and stay silent about what a swap actually costs on-chain, which makes it impossible to compare tools or predict your real spend. Volion reports the measured cost of each transaction class it runs - base signature fee, priority fee, Jito tip, account rent - and keeps those figures on a page that updates from live network data rather than a screenshot taken once.
How much does Volion cost?
A flat 2% fee on the target volume you configure. There is no subscription, no per-wallet charge and no separate setup cost. On top of the service fee you pay the actual Solana network cost of the swaps, which is why Volion publishes those numbers instead of hiding them: the network portion is real spend that belongs to you, and you should be able to forecast it before you launch.
Is Volion non-custodial?
Yes. Volion never asks for a seed phrase or a private key, and there is no point in the flow where it could. You identify your token by pasting its public contract address, which only reads on-chain metadata. You fund a campaign at launch from your own wallet, and unused deposit is returned. Any page that asks you for a private key is not Volion.
Does volume alone get a token trending?
No, and any tool that promises it does is selling you something it cannot deliver. Discovery feeds weight several signals at once - swap count, unique makers, volume, holder growth and recency - so a single large trade does far less than sustained distributed activity. Volume is the signal you can actually control with a bot; the others follow from it partially or not at all. Treat trending as a possible outcome of visibility, never a purchase.
What is Jito bundling and why does it matter?
Solana searchers watch pending transactions and can front-run predictable swaps, buying just before yours and selling into the price bump you create. Every lamport skimmed that way is volume you paid for that never reached your chart. Routing through Jito bundles keeps the transactions out of that open scramble, so the spend stays inside your own activity. It costs a tip per bundle, which is one of the numbers Volion measures and publishes.
Does Volion work after a Pump.fun token graduates to Raydium?
Yes. When a token completes its bonding curve and migrates, the routing target changes but the campaign does not have to stop. Volion hands off to the Raydium pool automatically so activity continues through the migration window, which is exactly when new attention arrives and a flat chart is most costly.
How many wallets does a campaign use?
Campaigns run from 500 to 10,000 wallets with a minimum trade size of 0.1 SOL. Wallet count matters more than raw volume for maker-based signals, because a feed counting unique participants sees five hundred wallets trading once very differently from one wallet trading five hundred times. The console shows target volume, wallet count and estimated network cost together so you can see the trade-off before committing.
How much does a Solana volume bot cost?
Volion charges a flat 2% of the volume you route and nothing else: no subscription, no per-wallet charge, no setup fee. On top of that sit costs nobody controls, which are the Solana network fee on every attempt including the ones that fail, the venue swap fee, and roughly 0.00204 SOL of account rent per wallet holding your token. Worked totals for five campaign sizes are on the pricing page.
What is the best Solana volume bot?
There is no honest single answer, but there is an honest comparison method: ask every vendor what their cost per landed swap is on your routing target and whether they can show you the measurement. A quote that only names a service fee is hiding the larger half of the bill, because failure rates differ by venue by an order of magnitude and failed transactions are charged in full.
Is a Pump.fun volume bot safe to use?
The custody question and the reputational question are separate. Volion never asks for a private key or a seed phrase and there is no wallet connect step, so your treasury is never exposed. That does not make the activity invisible: wallet funding patterns are public, and a fleet funded from a single address in one burst is readable by anyone who looks.
Can a volume bot get my token trending on DexScreener?
It can produce the volume, trade count and unique maker activity that ranking systems read, and it cannot guarantee placement. Aggregator rankings weigh several signals, apply filters on liquidity, pair age and holder distribution, and change without notice. Anyone promising a trending slot is promising an outcome controlled by a third party.

Reference

The mechanics behind each part of the engine, written as documentation rather than sales copy.

Pump.fun volume botBonding curve mechanics, graduation, and what changes after migration.Solana transaction costsMeasured fee and failure data per DEX program, with the method.Priority feesHow the compute-unit bid works and why the median pays nothing.Jito tipsBundle economics, tip bidding, and what MEV protection actually buys.Trending signalsWhich inputs the feed weights, and which of them a bot can move.Makers vs volumeWhy unique participants and raw volume are scored separately.Wallet countChoosing fleet size against budget, and the point of diminishing return.Clustering riskHow coordinated fleets get identified on chain, honestly assessed.Bundler vs volume botTwo different tools that get confused constantly.Volume bot vs market makerWhere the line sits and which one you actually need.Raydium volume botPool routing, CLMM versus AMM, and post-graduation targeting.Open-source volume botsWhat the public repositories do well and where they leave you.SafetyCustody, legal exposure and the risks that stay with you.ComparisonHow to compare vendors on landed-swap cost instead of headline fees.Free volume botsWhat free actually costs, calculated rather than asserted.DexScreenerHow the aggregator indexes pairs and what it ignores.Bonding curveThe pricing curve, in plain arithmetic.PricingThe flat fee shown against measured network cost, with worked totals.Cost calculatorPrice a campaign against the failure rate measured on your venue.How it worksSix steps from mint address to volume landing on the aggregators.Every questionThirty questions answered directly, with measured figures.Cost floor and scamsThe arithmetic that shows whether a quote is physically possible.PumpSwap volume botThe Pump.fun AMM after graduation, measured against the curve.Meteora volume botDLMM bins, dynamic fees, and how they change trade sizing.Orca volume botWhirlpool tick ranges, fee tiers, and where depth runs out.Jupiter volume botAggregator routing, and why it measures worst of anything we sample.GlossaryEvery term on this site, defined once.

Open the console

Free to open, no account. It shows target volume, wallet count and the estimated network cost from measured data before anything goes live.

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