Bump Bot

0.1 SOL per 1,000 bumps

Micro trades that buy and sell inside one transaction on your token's pool. The trade count on DexScreener climbs and the token stays near the top of pump.fun's last-trade sort. The buy and the sell share a transaction, so the price ends where it started.

1 · Token

2 · Pool

Pick a token and its pools show up here.

3 · Bump type

4 · How many bumps

bumps

One bump = 1 buy + 1 sell in the same transaction. DexScreener counts it as 2 trades.

5 · Speed

The bot sends without waiting. About 40 bumps a minute keep a token in pump.fun's last-trade sort.

Service fee1 SOL

Network fees~0.1375 SOL

Pool fee (buy and sell)~0.025 SOL

Real cost~1.1625 SOL

Leaves your wallet1.388 SOL

Comes back when the run ends~0.226 SOL

The service fee is charged only for bumps that land on chain.

Bumps sentReadyCounts live here once it starts

0/ 10,000

Speed0 / min

Shown on DexScreener0 trades

Spent0 SOL

Left in the bot0 SOL

Last 60 seconds, bumps per second

Latest bumps

Every bump shows up here with its transaction.

About this tool

How Bump Bot works

Pick the token and the pool

Choose the token from your wallet or paste its address. The bot picks the deepest SOL pool; you can switch between pump.fun curve, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca and Meteora pools.

What Bump Bot does

What it does

Bump Bot makes very small trades on your token's pool. Each bump is a buy and the sell of the same amount inside one transaction, so the price does not move, yet DexScreener's trade counter gets two trades. You pick how many bumps and how fast, then approve once.

How it works

Your one approval funds a bot wallet that belongs to this run. In new-wallet mode the bot opens a fresh wallet for every bump; that wallet signs and pays for its own 0.0001 SOL buy and sell in one transaction and hands what is left back to the bot wallet. In cheapest mode the bot wallet sends several bumps per transaction. When the run ends, the SOL that is left comes back to you.

Why use it

New tokens are listed by how recent their last trade is and how many trades they have. A quiet token slides down. Doing dozens of small trades a minute by hand means hundreds of signatures and hundreds of wallets.

Key features

Each bump is a buy and the sell of the same amount in one transaction, so the price stays put
A new wallet for every bump: trades and makers go up together
Cheapest mode: several bumps per transaction, only network and pool fees
Light speed, a set number of bumps per minute, or any duration up to 30 days
pump.fun curve, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca and Meteora pools
0.1 SOL per 1,000 bumps, charged only for bumps that land

Start bumping in 3 steps

Pick the token and the pool
Choose the token from your wallet or paste its address. The bot picks the deepest SOL pool; you can switch between pump.fun curve, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca and Meteora pools.
Set the type, the count and the speed
Choose a new wallet for every bump or the cheapest mode. Enter how many bumps you want (100 to 1,000,000), then light speed, a number of bumps per minute, or a duration of up to 30 days.
Start with one approval
Check what leaves your wallet and approve the single transfer. The counter, the per-second chart and the latest bumps update live. Press Stop whenever you like and the SOL that is left comes back.

Bumps, trade counts and the last-trade sort

DexScreener counts a pair's swaps one by one. A buy and a sell inside the same transaction show up as two trades, and small trades are not filtered out. pump.fun's last-trade sort looks at how recent a token's last trade is; staying in its top rows takes a trade roughly every 1.5 seconds, about 40 a minute. Bump Bot feeds both at the lowest cost: the buy and the sell share a transaction, so the price does not move and the only loss is the pool fee plus network fees. The default order of pump.fun's home page is the site's own choice, and bumps do not change it.

Frequently asked questions

A bump is a buy and the sell of the same amount inside one transaction. When it is done the price is where it started. DexScreener counts two trades, and on pump.fun the token's last-trade time is refreshed.

The service fee is 0.1 SOL per 1,000 bumps and is charged only for bumps that land. On top come network fees and the pool's cut of each buy and sell. On the pump.fun curve in new-wallet mode, 1,000 bumps cost about 0.12 SOL in total, a little less in cheapest mode. The page shows what leaves your wallet before you start.

In new-wallet mode every bump comes from a fresh wallet that pays its own transaction fee. DexScreener credits a trade to the wallet that paid the fee, so the maker count rises along with the trade count. In cheapest mode the bot wallet sends several bumps per transaction: the trade count and the ranking still rise, the maker count does not.

Staying in the top rows of pump.fun's last-trade sort takes a trade about every 1.5 seconds; 40 bumps a minute covers it. The default order of the home page is pump.fun's own choice, and bumps do not change it.

No. Every bump sells what it bought in the same transaction, so once it is done the pool is back at the price it started from. The only loss is the pool fee: on the pump.fun curve about 0.0000025 SOL per 0.0001 SOL bump.

No. You connect your wallet and approve one transfer. The bot uses its own wallets, and when the run ends or you press Stop, the SOL that is left comes back to your wallet.

Keep your token alive on the lists

Pick the token, set how many bumps and how fast, and start with one approval.

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