Keep the token visible with automated small buys and sells
Raydium Tools
No-code Raydium tools on Solana: bump bot, holder bot, volume bot, maker bot, buy bot. Raydium is a Solana DEX with three pool types: the classic AMM, the constant-product CPMM and the concentrated-liquidity CLMM.
Show steady trading volume with automated buy and sell cycles
Grow the holder count with many small fresh-wallet buys
Increase the number of unique makers
Add steady buy-side activity from dedicated wallets
Watch and stop your running bots and transactions
Raydium Tools on Solana: Complete Guide
What you can do on Raydium with Jumpbit
Raydium is a Solana DEX with three pool types: the classic AMM, the constant-product CPMM and the concentrated-liquidity CLMM.
Jumpbit has 6 Raydium tools: bump bot, holder bot, volume bot, maker bot, buy bot. Everything runs from a dashboard with no code, and you set the amounts, rate and duration yourself. Tokens on Raydium are watched on DexScreener, Birdeye and other trending lists.
Which Raydium tool should you use, and in what order?
You do not need every tool. Most projects launch with bundled buys, then add visibility and holders, and only then volume. Skip anything that does not match your goal.
- 1
Bump bot
Keep the token visible with automated small buys and sells
- 2
Holder bot
Grow the holder count with many small fresh-wallet buys
- 3
Volume bot
Show steady trading volume with automated buy and sell cycles
- 4
Maker bot
Increase the number of unique makers
- 5
Buy bot
Add steady buy-side activity from dedicated wallets
Raydium tool fees
These are Jumpbit platform fees. Solana network fees, the Jito tip and the SOL you spend on trades are separate. Each tool page shows the exact total before you confirm.
| Tool | Jumpbit fee |
|---|---|
| Bump bot | 0.0005 SOL per transaction |
| Holder bot | 0.0005 SOL per transaction |
| Volume bot | 0.0005 SOL per transaction |
| Maker bot | 0.0005 SOL per transaction |
| Buy bot | 0.0005 SOL per transaction |
Use these tools responsibly
Tools that add trading activity do not guarantee a price or a ranking, and artificial activity can be treated as market manipulation in some jurisdictions. Use them to support a real project, start small, and follow the law and the rules of the venue.