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Wallet warm-up

Give new wallets a trading history with real small trades, or give a dev wallet a history of real launches.

The Warm up wallets window: the wallets, the tokens to warm on, the buy size and the trading-bot look. Nothing is started.

A brand-new wallet with no history stands out. A warm-up makes real small trades with your wallets, so they have a history before you use them. Dev warmup does the same for a dev wallet, with real token launches.

Warm-ups spend real money

Every warm-up trade is a real buy or sell. It pays the platform fee and network fees, and a coin can lose value while a wallet holds it. A dev warmup launches real tokens. Keep enough SOL or ETH in each wallet. See Real funds & confirms.

Warm up wallets#

  1. Open Wallets. Tick the wallets to warm up, or tick none to use every wallet in view. All of them must be on one chain.
  2. Press Warm up in the Actions panel. Warm up wallets opens.
  3. Pick the Tokens to warm on:
    • Auto (warmup cache) — the app picks a different live coin for each buy: a pump.fun coin on Solana, a pons coin on Robinhood. The box under it shows how many coins can be picked right now.
    • One token — every trade uses one coin. Paste its Token mint (on Robinhood, Token address). See mint address.
  4. Set Buy per wallet (SOL), Hold time (seconds), Trades per cycle and Cycles (0 = until stopped). Wallet warm-up task explains each setting and how a run trades.
  5. Press Start warmup. A confirm shows how much each buy spends. Confirm to start.
The Warm up wallets window

The summary shows Wallets, Each buy and Trades per wallet.

Stop a warm-up#

A warm-up runs as a task. To stop it, open Warm up again. Running warmups lists your runs. Click one to open its task card, then press Stop there.

Dev warmup#

Dev warmup gives one dev wallet a history of real launches. It needs the highest tier. Below that tier the button is greyed out and shows Highest tier required.

  1. Press Dev warmup in the Actions panel.
  2. Pick the Chain: Solana or Robinhood.
  3. Tick the Dev wallet (exactly one).
  4. Set Tokens to launch (1–20). The default is 3.
  5. Optional: tick Custom metadata to launch one token with your own image (PNG, JPG, GIF or WEBP, up to 5 MB), name, symbol and links. Without it, each Solana token copies the look of a recent pump.fun coin, and each Robinhood token gets a new name.
  6. Check the cost in the summary. Press Start dev warmup and confirm.

Recent warmups lists your last runs.

What it costs#

The dev wallet pays for every launch.

  • Solana — about 0.028 SOL per token (Estimated cost). Each token is made on Meteora, bought out in one buy, then moved to a trading pool. See migration.
  • Robinhood — each token gets a 0.0000011 ETH bid from the dev wallet. Allow about 4 minutes per token. The Spend cap is 0.0015 ETH per token, gas included. Bid money that is not used comes back. Listings and badges on outside sites are not guaranteed.

See also#