Raydium volume bot

The pair is the market people see

AMM and concentrated-liquidity pairs on Raydium keep their own trade history. Swaps through that pair raise its volume and transaction count. A different DEX pool does not inherit those prints.

Check the mint on a Solana explorer or your pool page and confirm the live market is Raydium before you fund a bot for it.

Create the pool before the bot

The bot needs a market that can fill. If the token is new, add Raydium liquidity first, then paste the mint into the Raydium volume bot.

Use the pool creator when you still need that Raydium market. The bot does not create the pool for you.

What a Raydium session shows

On the Raydium volume bot you paste the mint, confirm the symbol matches the pair you checked, and fund the bot wallet in SOL. The engine sets how large each swap is and how often it fires. A lighter engine keeps that pair quieter and spends less. A heavier engine uses more SOL and puts more trades on the same Raydium pair.

The dashboard card lists recent buys, recent sells, and a recharge control. Those fills belong to the Raydium pair you targeted. If the tape stays quiet, the pool may be too thin to fill, the engine may be light, or the bot may be out of SOL. Check those three before you raise the spend, and stop the bot on that card when the campaign should end.

Engines for a live Raydium pair

A Raydium pair is past the curve. V12 with Mini Buy/Sell is a suitable pair when you want that market busy. V4 and V4 Eco fit a quiet token, when you want a lighter run. The earlier curve stages, Mini Buy/Sell alone and then V8, are for a coin that has not graduated yet.

Related tools

• Create a liquidity pool

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