IDX
Choose the pool before the bot
The bot can only print volume where a market already fills. Start from the venue on the chart you want people to see.
Match the page to the live market
Use Raydium when the pair you care about is a Raydium AMM or concentrated pool. Use Orca for a whirlpool. Use Meteora for a DLMM or dynamic pool. Use IDX Launchlab while the coin is still on that curve.
If you are unsure, open the mint and see which pool has the liquidity and the recent swaps. That pool is the one a volume bot should target.
One mint can have more than one tape
A token can trade on two DEXs at once. Each pool keeps its own volume. Funding a bot on one venue leaves the other chart unchanged.
The general Solana volume bot is the right open when you want a single IDX setup for a mint that trades in more than one supported pool.
Confirm the pool before you fund
Open the mint on an explorer or on the pool page and read the recent swaps. The venue on those swaps is the venue a bot will update. Liquidity matters as much as the name: a pool with a familiar logo and almost no depth will reject the size you hoped to send.
Write down the mint and the venue, then open the matching page on this site. Paste that same mint on IDX tools, pick an engine you can afford, and watch the first fills before you raise it. One confirmed market is a cleaner campaign than three guesses.
Questions
What if the token has no pool yet?
Create the token and add liquidity first. A volume bot has nothing to trade until a pool or curve can fill.
Can I run two pool bots?
Yes, when you want activity on two markets. Treat them as two campaigns, each with its own spend.
Which page is the bot, and which page is a guide?
Every page here is a guide. The button opens the matching bot on IDX tools.