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IDX Launchlab volume bot
Coins launched on IDX Launchlab trade the curve first. The IDX volume bot for those coins is separate from the Raydium, Orca, and Meteora bots.
Curve trades are the early tape
Before graduation, buys and sells move the Launchlab curve. That activity is what the coin shows while it is still on the curve. A Raydium pair does not exist for that phase until the coin graduates into a pool.
Paste the Launchlab mint into the IDX volume bot when you want swaps during that window.
Creator fees stay on the coin
IDX Launchlab coins can earn creator fees on curve trades, then pool fees after graduation through the fee key. The volume bot does not replace that. It adds trades you can run beside the launch.
Open Launchlab when you still need to create the coin. Open the volume bot when the mint already exists.
What to watch on the curve
A Launchlab session starts with the mint, a confirmed symbol, an engine, and SOL in the bot wallet. While it runs, buys and sells should show on the coin’s curve and on the dashboard card. That card is also where you recharge or stop.
Judge the session from the curve, not from a pool the coin does not have yet. If fills are missing, the curve may be rejecting the size, the engine may be light, or the bot may be out of SOL. Keep the spend at a level you can watch until those trades are landing.
Which engines fit this curve
Early on the Launchlab curve, the first third, run Mini Buy/Sell only. That is the first tape. Do not add V8 or V12 yet.
In the middle third, once the curve is moving toward its own graduation target, add V8 and keep Mini Buy/Sell. If V8 is more than you want to spend, use V6 instead. V4 and V4 Eco are for a quiet token after the coin has a pool, not for finishing this curve.
In the last third, close to graduation, stop the middle engine. Run V12 and keep Mini Buy/Sell. If you do not want V12, V10 is the other option, and Mini Buy/Sell stays. After the coin is trading in a pool, V12 with Mini Buy/Sell is still suitable when you want that pool busy.
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Questions
Should a Launchlab coin use the Raydium bot on day one?
Use the IDX Launchlab volume bot while the coin is on the curve. Move your attention to the Raydium page after the coin is trading in a Raydium pool.
Does the bot mint the coin?
No. Launch the coin on IDX Launchlab, then run the bot against that mint.
Do bot trades still pay creator fees?
Launchlab fees apply to curve trades, including bot trades on that coin. Claim them from the Launchlab rewards page.