πŸ€– Automation

Auto-Buy System

How It Works

When your dev wallet creates a token:

  1. System detects token creation

  2. Triggers buy sequence automatically

  3. Executes according to your configuration

  4. Each wallet buys with custom settings

Configuration Steps

  1. Open Auto Trade Settings

  2. Enable Auto Buy toggle

  3. Add wallets to sequence:

    • Select wallet from dropdown

    • Set SOL amount

    • Configure delay (ms)

    • Adjust slippage (%)

    • Set priority fee

Sequence Strategies

Stealth Launch

Wallet 1: 0.5 SOL - 0ms delay - 90% slip
Wallet 2: 0.3 SOL - 100ms delay - 85% slip
Wallet 3: 0.2 SOL - 200ms delay - 80% slip

Volume Building

Wallet 1-5: 0.1 SOL each - 50ms intervals
Wallet 6-10: 0.05 SOL each - 100ms intervals

Auto-Sell System

Trigger Types

  1. Time-Based

    • Sell after X seconds from entry

    • Good for quick scalps

    • Example: 100% after 30 seconds

  2. Profit-Based

    • Sell at target multiplier

    • Protects gains automatically

    • Example: 50% at 2x, 50% at 5x

  3. Market Cap

    • Sell at USD market cap target

    • Strategic exits

    • Example: 25% at $50k, 75% at $100k

  4. Dev Sells

    • Follow dev wallet actions

    • Instant reaction to dumps

    • Example: 100% when dev sells

Setup Process

  1. Enable auto-sell per wallet

  2. Add triggers (multiple allowed)

  3. Set sell percentage for each

  4. Save configuration

Spam Launch System

Overview

Create multiple tokens from different wallets with automated lifecycles.

Requirements

  • Configured spam wallets

  • Running Node.js server

  • Sufficient SOL for creation

Configuration

Per launch, specify:

  • Token Details: Name, symbol, description

  • Initial Buy: SOL amount

  • Launch Delay: Stagger timing

  • Auto-Sell: Time and percentage

Execution Flow

  1. Dev wallet creates main token

  2. Spam wallets create copies

  3. Auto-buys execute

  4. Timed sells trigger

  5. Positions close automatically

Best Practices

Auto-Buy

  • Test with small amounts first

  • Monitor first few executions

  • Adjust delays for network conditions

  • Keep slippage realistic (80-90%)

Auto-Sell

  • Use multiple trigger types

  • Set conservative first targets

  • Always include a time-based failsafe

  • Monitor dev wallet closely

General Tips

  • Start with 2-3 wallets

  • Gradually increase complexity

  • Export configurations regularly

  • Document your strategies

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