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Volume bots

A volume bot trades a token across the wallets you choose to put activity on the chart. It decides each trade on the fly from your live wallet state. Build bots under Tasks, Volume bot, and run them from the Winko desk or attach one at launch.

Two modes

The Mode toggle at the top of the form picks how the bot behaves.

  • Organic is humanlike trading: bias waves, clustered intervals, sizes skewed toward the low end with occasional spikes, and the odd long pause. It reads like real flow rather than a metronome. You steer it with a Goal.
  • Simple is exactly what you set: a flat buy and sell ratio, uniform buy sizes and a steady cadence. Predictable, no disguise.

Goal (organic only)

  • Push up, buy-heavy with realistic dips and consolidation pauses (about a 72% buy bias).
  • Sideways, balanced; fakes activity without net direction (about 50%).
  • Push down, sell-heavy with realistic bounces and rest periods (about 32%).

Buy and sell ratio (simple only)

Instead of a goal, you set the share of trades that are buys versus sells directly, for example 60 / 40. Each step is a buy with probability buy% / (buy% + sell%).

Buy range

The size of each buy, in SOL (default 0.005 to 0.05). In organic mode the amount is random in the range and skewed toward the minimum, with occasional larger spikes, so a single wallet can accumulate across many small trades like a real trencher. In simple mode it is a uniform random amount in the range.

Speed

Speed controls the wait between trades. Pick a preset, or Custom to type your own minimum and maximum wait in seconds. A preset just fills those two values; Custom lets you set them directly. The preset also sets the sell-percentage range, which is how much of a wallet's tokens a sell unloads.

PresetWait between tradesSell size (% of holdings)
Low2 to 7 s10 to 40%
Medium0.8 to 3 s15 to 50%
High0.25 to 1.2 s20 to 60%
Ultra80 to 400 ms25 to 70%
Customyour min and maxfrom the last preset

In organic mode these intervals are clustered at runtime (bursts and lulls) so the cadence looks human. In simple mode the bot uses a steady interval at the middle of the range.

Max loss

A hard stop. The bot halts the moment total SOL drained from your wallets (buys minus sells minus fees) reaches this number. It is your safety cap on a run.

Saving and running

Save a bot and it appears in your saved-bots list, in the Deploy task picker, and in the Winko desk + Task menu. The dev wallet is always excluded from bots, so launch supply stays where you put it. When a bot runs on the desk you see every trade live (wallet, side, SOL, the relay that landed it, and running totals), and a Stop button halts it instantly.

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