Robinhood Chain Volume and Bump Bot Guide
How to run a volume or bump bot on Robinhood Chain: fund an ETH master wallet, trade Uniswap V3 and Pons tokens, and how graduation is handled.
By Mentat Booster Team · · 2 min read
In this article
Robinhood Chain is young, so a new token can disappear on screeners within hours if nothing is happening on its chart. A volume or bump bot keeps activity visible. This guide shows how to run both on Robinhood Chain with Mentat Booster.
Which tool to use
- Volume Booster: steady trading from up to 50 maker wallets for a longer session.
- Bump Booster: short, quick buys in bundles of three wallets, good for the first hours of a launch.
Volume bot vs bump bot explains the difference in more detail.
What you need
- A token on Robinhood Chain, either on the Pons curve or in a Uniswap V3 pool with liquidity.
- ETH for the session budget and gas.
- Mentat Booster in Telegram.
Setup
- Open the bot, choose Volume Booster or Bump Booster, then Robinhood Chain.
- Fund the ETH master wallet the bot creates, or connect your own. See master wallets and maker wallets explained.
- Paste the token address. The bot finds the pool or curve and checks the token.
- Choose the settings. For a volume session: wallets, speed and duration. For a bump session: amount, size, speed, duration and bundles.
- Review the cost and start. Use Status to watch it and Stop to end it at any time.
Pons curve tokens
If your token is still on the Pons curve, the bot trades the curve directly. Each buy pays the curve's fee and any creator tax, so check the numbers in the review screen. Read how the Pons launchpad works for the background.
When a token graduates
If the curve fills and the token graduates mid-session, the bot ends the session and returns tokens and ETH to your master wallet. You do not need to rescue anything by hand.
Uniswap V3 tokens
For tokens with a Uniswap V3 pool, the bot trades the pool like any other swap. Shallow pools react strongly to each trade, so a smaller trade size gives a cleaner chart.
Bumps on an EVM chain
Each bump is a back-to-back trio: three transactions from three wallets sent together, landing within seconds. Gas is paid on each, so bump sessions use more ETH per bump than on Solana. The bot tells you if a session may run low on fuel. More in bump bot on BNB Chain, which works the same way.
Costs
No subscription. You pay network gas and the venue's fees, and the bot shows the total before you start. Gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH.
Safety
- The bot tests tradability before any funds move.
- Every wallet is swept back to your master wallet at the end.
- If something gets stuck, a recovery option brings the funds back.
Add visibility
A bot builds activity. A placement gets people to look at it. See how to get a Robinhood Chain token trending.
Frequently asked questions
Which venues does the bot trade on Robinhood Chain?
Uniswap V3 pools and tokens on the Pons launchpad curve.
What happens if my Pons token graduates during a session?
The bot ends the session cleanly and returns your tokens and ETH to your master wallet. You can then start a session on the new pool if it is supported.
What do I fund the session with?
ETH, the native coin of Robinhood Chain.
This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Crypto trading carries a high risk of loss, and no tool can guarantee price movement or profit.