Solana Volume Bot
Boost your Solana token's volume and makers with randomized, organic-looking trades across many wallets. You pay a small platform fee plus a refundable trading deposit; the bot runs the boost and sweeps unused SOL back to you.
Should be greater than the makers your LP already has.
Should be greater than the volume your LP already has.
Longer runtime spreads the boost out more naturally.
What a Solana volume bot does
A Solana volume bot creates trading activity on your token's DEX pool by running many small, randomized buy and sell swaps from a fleet of wallets. The goal is to raise the volume and maker counts that trackers like DexScreener and Birdeye display — the same metrics traders skim when deciding whether a token looks active. Alchemii routes every swap through Jupiter (which aggregates Raydium, Orca, and Meteora liquidity) and randomizes the side, size, interval, and wallet for each trade, so the on-chain pattern reads like independent demand rather than one scripted bot.
Volume bot cost breakdown on Solana
There are two distinct costs to running a boost. The trading deposit is mostly recycled — the bot buys and sells the same SOL repeatedly — so what you actually spend is gas, the DEX LP fee, and slippage, plus a flat platform fee. Unused deposit is swept back to you.
| Cost | What it is |
|---|---|
| Trading deposit | Cycled through buys/sells — mostly recycled, refunded at the end |
| Platform fee | Flat, from 0.1 SOL; scales slightly with volume + runtime |
| Network gas | ~0.000005 SOL per signature, paid per swap |
| DEX LP fee | ~0.25% of each swap, paid to the pool (not us) |
| Slippage | Depends on pool depth and swap size — minimized by small swaps |
Makers, volume, and runtime — what to set
Three inputs shape the boost. Set volume and makers slightly above what your pool already shows, and use a longer runtime so the activity spreads out and looks organic instead of spiking.
| Control | Range | What it affects |
|---|---|---|
| Makers | 5 – 200 wallets | Distinct wallets that trade — the maker count trackers show |
| Volume | 0.5 – 50 SOL | Total SOL value of buys + sells generated |
| Runtime | 5 – 120 min | Window the activity is spread across — longer looks more organic |
Anti-detection: looking organic to DexScreener and Birdeye
Volume that all comes from one wallet, in identical sizes, at fixed intervals, is the easiest thing for DexScreener and Birdeye to filter as wash trading. Alchemii spreads each boost across many maker wallets and randomizes every swap's direction (buys slightly favored so the chart holds rather than bleeds), amount (±40% around a base size), and timing. This is the core of the product: the footprint matters more than the raw number. No tool can promise a token trends — trackers weigh organic holders and liquidity too — but a randomized, multi-wallet footprint is what keeps generated volume from being discounted outright.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a Solana volume bot and how does it work?
- A Solana volume bot generates trading activity on your token's DEX pool by running a fleet of throwaway wallets that buy and sell the token against the open market through an aggregator (Jupiter, routing Raydium/Orca/Meteora). Alchemii's bot randomizes the side, size, timing, and wallet for every swap so the on-chain footprint looks like many independent traders rather than one scripted account. You set a target volume in SOL, the number of makers (unique wallets), and a runtime; the bot spreads the activity across that window and sweeps unused SOL back to you when it finishes.
- How much does it cost to run a volume bot on Solana?
- Two separate costs. First, the trading deposit — the SOL the bot cycles through buys and sells; most of it is recycled, so you only truly lose network gas, the DEX LP fee (~0.25% per swap), and slippage. Second, a flat platform fee (from 0.1 SOL, scaling slightly with volume and runtime). The cost card on this page shows the exact breakdown before you confirm, and any unused trading SOL is refunded to the wallet you paid from.
- Will a volume bot get my token trending on DexScreener or Birdeye?
- It can increase the volume and maker counts those trackers display, which is one input to their trending and ranking signals. But DexScreener, Birdeye, and GMGN all run anti-wash-trading filters, so unnatural patterns (identical sizes, fixed intervals, one wallet) get discounted. The entire point of randomizing the footprint is to avoid that. No tool can guarantee a trending slot — that also depends on organic interest, holders, and liquidity depth.
- Is using a volume bot safe for my wallet and funds?
- Alchemii never holds your main wallet's keys. You pay a platform fee and a trading deposit into a one-time mother wallet generated for your job; its key is encrypted at rest and only the worker uses it. When the run ends — on success, timeout, or error — the bot sells back any remaining tokens and sweeps all SOL from every sub-wallet and the mother wallet back to your address. The refund path runs even if the job fails partway.
- How many makers and how much volume should I generate?
- Set both slightly above what your pool already has so the boost reads as growth rather than a spike. For a fresh micro-cap, 50–150 makers and 3–10 SOL of volume over 20–60 minutes is a common starting range. Longer runtimes spread the activity out and look more organic than dumping the same volume in five minutes. The form caps makers, volume, and duration to keep any single run bounded.
- What's the difference between makers and volume?
- Volume is the total SOL value traded (the sum of buys and sells). Makers are the count of distinct wallets that placed at least one trade — a proxy for how many participants a pool appears to have. Trackers display both. A boost with high volume but only a couple of makers looks scripted; spreading the same volume across more makers looks like broader demand, which is why the bot uses many sub-wallets.
- Does the volume bot work for any SPL token?
- It works for any Solana SPL token that has a tradeable liquidity pool routable by Jupiter. If your token has no pool yet, there's nothing to trade against — create one first with Alchemii's liquidity tool. The token-address field on this page validates routability live before you can start, so you'll know immediately whether a boost is possible.
- Can I stop a boost or get a refund mid-run?
- When a run completes or is stopped, the bot's mandatory sweep returns all unused SOL to your wallet — only gas, LP fees, and slippage already spent are unrecoverable. The live status page for your job shows progress and the refund transaction once the sweep lands. If a sweep ever fails, the status page flags it with your job ID so a manual refund can be issued.
Related tools
- Create a Solana liquidity pool — required before a token can be boosted.
- Solana token audit checker — verify a token's authorities and LP burn before trading.
- Create a Solana SPL token — launch a token in under 60 seconds, no code.
Generating artificial trading volume may violate the terms of service of DEX trackers and aggregators, and some jurisdictions regulate market manipulation. Use this tool only where it is lawful and permitted for your token. This is not financial or legal advice.