What it does
Maker Bot makes small buys on your token's pool, each one from a wallet that has never traded it before. You choose how many makers and how long it takes, approve once, and watch the count go up.
Small buys, each from a new wallet that pays for its own transaction. The maker, buyer and trader counts on DexScreener go up.
Pick a token and its pools show up here.
Minutes, hours or days, up to 30 days. Spread out, the buys look more natural.
Real cost ~0.027 SOL per 100 makers. The rest comes back at the end.
When the run ends, all the collected tokens are sold in one single sale on the same pool, and the SOL comes back to your wallet.
Maker Bot makes small buys on your token's pool, each one from a wallet that has never traded it before. You choose how many makers and how long it takes, approve once, and watch the count go up.
Your one approval funds a bot wallet for this run. For every maker the bot creates a new wallet and sends it just enough SOL; that wallet signs and pays for its own 0.0001 SOL buy and hands the tokens to the bot wallet in the same transaction, then what it has left is swept back. At the end the tokens are sold or sent to you, and whatever SOL is left returns to your wallet.
Traders read the maker and buyer counts before they read the chart. A new token with a handful of wallets looks empty. Doing a few hundred buys by hand means a few hundred wallets, a few hundred signatures and a spreadsheet to track them.
Choose the token from your wallet or paste its address. The bot picks its deepest pool; if it trades in more than one, you can switch.
Type how many makers you want, from 10 to 50,000, or use the +100, +1,000 and +10,000 shortcuts. Then choose light speed, a duration of up to 30 days, or a number of makers per minute.
Check the cost, approve the one transfer and the run starts. The counter and the latest makers update live, and Stop ends it whenever you want.
DexScreener shows three counts for each pair. Makers is how many different wallets traded, buyers and sellers split that by side, and txns counts the trades themselves. A volume bot adds trades and volume but reuses a few wallets, so makers barely move. Maker Bot works the other way: every buy comes from a wallet that is new to the pool, which is what the makers and buyers columns count. It does not create price action. The buys are tiny on purpose, so the chart stays yours.
Pick the token, choose how many makers and how long, and start with one approval.