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Volume Bot vs Bump Bot: Which One Does Your Token Need?
Volume bots build 24-hour volume with bigger trades. Bump bots keep a new token visible with tiny, constant trades. Learn the difference and when to use each.
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Read →Bump Booster
A bump bot that keeps your chart alive
Tiny buys and sells every few seconds keep a new token visible and its chart fresh. Built for the launch phase, and far cheaper per hour than a volume run because the same funds keep recycling.
- Bundles of 3 wallets
- Up to 15 bundles
- Solana · BNB Chain · Robinhood Chain
- No subscription
Overview
On launchpads like pump.fun, a token that has not traded for a few minutes drops down the lists and out of sight. A bump bot fixes that with a steady stream of small trades, so the token keeps appearing in “recent activity” and its chart keeps moving.
The Bump Booster runs in bundles. A bundle is three wallets: two buy and one sells, so the same funds keep recycling through the pool. Each bundle bumps on its own loop, spread across the interval, and every gap is randomized by about 20% so the activity looks organic instead of mechanical.
Because the funds recycle, the cost per hour is much lower than a volume run. That makes the Bump Booster the right tool for the first hours and days of a token’s life.
Why it works
What you get with the Bump Booster
Constant micro activity
A bump every few seconds keeps a new token near the top of recent-activity lists and its chart from going flat.
Funds recycle
Wallets in a bundle refill each other as sellers, so one small budget powers a long session.
Bundles you can scale
Start with one bundle, or run up to 15 at once. More bundles mean more bumps per interval.
Percent-based sizing
Pick a gentle 10–30% or a stronger 30–50% of each wallet per buy. The exact size is randomized.
Atomic on Solana
On Solana a bump is one transaction signed by three wallets. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain it is a back-to-back trio sent together.
Stop or recover any time
Check status, stop with one tap, or recover funds if a token graduates mid-session. Problems are handled by our team, not dumped on you.
How it works
Step by step, inside Telegram
- 1
Choose the chain and your token
Open Bump Booster, pick Solana, BNB Chain or Robinhood Chain, then paste your token address.
- 2
Choose how much to use
Use 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of your master balance, or add more funds first.
- 3
Set size and speed
Pick the buy size, how often each bundle bumps and how long the session runs.
- 4
Pick your bundles
Choose a preset or a custom number of bundles. The maximum is calculated from the amount you are using.
- 5
Review and start
Check the summary, then start. Save the setup to reuse it later.
Bump Booster vs Volume Booster
| Feature | Bump Booster | Volume Booster |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Visibility and a chart that looks alive | Bigger 24-hour volume |
| Trade size | Tiny trades every few seconds | Larger trades |
| Wallets | Bundles of 3, up to 15 bundles | Up to 50 maker wallets |
| Best stage | Launch phase, such as the pump.fun curve | Any stage, any supported DEX |
| Cost per hour | Lower, because funds recycle | Higher |
Bump Booster vs Volume Booster
They solve different problems, and many creators run both.
- Use the Bump Booster in the launch phase, when visibility and a moving chart matter most and budgets are small.
- Use the Volume Booster when you want bigger 24-hour volume, for example before a trending push.
FAQ
Bump Booster: frequently asked questions
What is a bump bot?
A bump bot places very small buys and sells on a token every few seconds so it keeps showing up as recently active and its chart keeps moving. It is mainly used in the first hours and days after a launch.
What is a bundle?
A bundle is three wallets working together: two buy and one sells, so the funds keep recycling. Each bundle bumps on its own loop, and you can run up to 15 bundles at once.
Does the Bump Booster work on pump.fun?
Yes. On Solana it trades the pump.fun bonding curve directly, and it handles tokens that graduate to other pools during a session.
How much does a bump session cost?
There is no subscription. Each bundle needs a small budget, and the bot calculates how many bundles your amount supports before you start. Network and DEX fees apply to every trade.
Why are the gaps randomized?
Each gap between bumps varies by about 20%, so activity does not follow a perfectly regular pattern.
Can I stop a session early?
Yes. Tap Stop at any time and unused funds return to your master wallet. If a token graduates while a session runs, the Recover Funds tool returns anything left behind.
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Start a Bump Booster session in Telegram and keep your chart moving.