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What Is a Crypto Volume Bot and How Does It Work?
A volume bot trades a token from many wallets to lift its trading volume. Here is how it works, what it costs, what it can and cannot do, and the rules to know.
· 3 min read
Read →Volume Booster
The crypto volume bot built for token creators
Grow your token’s trading volume with real buys and sells from up to 50 maker wallets. Set it up in Telegram in about a minute, and get your funds back when the session ends.
- Up to 50 maker wallets
- Solana · BNB Chain · Robinhood Chain
- Start from $5
- No subscription
Overview
A volume bot is software that trades a token from many wallets so its trading activity grows. Higher, steadier volume makes a token look alive on charts and helps it show up in screeners and trending lists, where new traders are looking for something to buy.
The Volume Booster is the core of Mentat Booster. It creates a pool of “maker wallets”, funds them from your master wallet, trades your token through real DEX pools, and sweeps what is left back to you when the session ends. Everything is controlled from Telegram, with nothing to install and no account to create.
It works at any stage of a token’s life, on the pump.fun curve or after graduation, and the bot checks that it can actually trade your token before any money moves.
Why it works
What you get with the Volume Booster
Real on-chain trades
Every trade is a genuine swap through the token’s DEX pool, from wallets that each hold their own funds. Nothing is simulated.
Up to 50 maker wallets
Spread activity across 2 to 50 wallets, so volume comes from many addresses instead of one. Pick 5, 10, 25 or 50, or enter your own number.
You choose how it ends
Sell everything now, sell gradually over 2, 4 or 8 hours so the chart does not dump, or keep the tokens.
Pre-flight checks
Before any funds move, the bot confirms it can trade your token and shows the fees. If something is wrong, you hear about it straight away.
Progress every 5 minutes
A short report with trades, volume, wallets trading and time left. Stop with one tap at any point.
Your wallet, your keys
One master wallet per chain. View it, export the key, bring your own, or sweep and transfer out whenever you like.
How it works
Step by step, inside Telegram
- 1
Pick the Volume Booster and a chain
Open the bot, tap Volume Booster, then choose Solana, BNB Chain or Robinhood Chain.
- 2
Fund your master wallet
The bot creates a wallet for that chain, or you connect your own. Send SOL, BNB or ETH, starting from about $5.
- 3
Paste your token address
The bot checks the token is tradable, finds the pool and shows you the details to confirm.
- 4
Choose wallets, speed and duration
Set the wallet count, how the session ends, trade pace (every 15 seconds, 30 seconds or 1 minute) and duration from 10 minutes to 2 hours.
- 5
Review and launch
Read the summary with every fee shown up front, then start. Save the setup to reuse it next time.
What a session costs
There is no subscription and no sign-up fee. You pay for what you trade.
| Cost | How it works |
|---|---|
| Network fees | Paid per trade on the chain you use |
| DEX fees | The pool’s own trading fee, charged by the DEX |
| Funding per maker wallet | About $2, so 50 wallets need roughly $100 plus fees |
Wallets slowly shrink through fees over a long session. The bot shows the numbers before you launch.
How the session ends
Ending a session is where most volume bots hurt a chart. The Volume Booster gives you four choices:
- Sell everything now and return the proceeds to your master wallet.
- Sell gradually over 2, 4 or 8 hours. Funds return right away and the tokens are sold bit by bit, so the chart does not drop.
- Keep the tokens and move them to your master wallet.
- Keep the tokens in the maker wallets and decide later.
Who uses it
- Token creators who want a launch to look active instead of abandoned.
- Projects building volume ahead of a trending push, for example on DexScreener or DEXTools.
- Teams that want activity from many wallets, with control over speed, size and how it ends.
FAQ
Volume Booster: frequently asked questions
What does a crypto volume bot do?
It places buys and sells on a token from a group of wallets, so the token’s trading volume and trade count grow. Mentat Booster funds those maker wallets from your master wallet, trades through real DEX pools and sweeps the funds back to you when the session ends.
Is the Volume Booster safe for my funds?
Funds sit in wallets controlled by the bot for the length of a session and are swept back to your master wallet at the end. You can stop a session at any time with one tap, export your master wallet key, and use the Recover tools if anything is left behind. Trading always carries risk, so only use money you can afford to lose.
How much money do I need to start?
About $5 covers a minimum session. Each maker wallet needs about $2, so a 50-wallet session needs roughly $100 plus network fees. The bot shows the exact amount before you launch.
Will a volume bot make my token trend or go up?
No tool can promise that. Volume raises activity and visibility, and trending lists look at activity, but price depends on the market. Treat the Volume Booster as a visibility tool, not a price guarantee.
Which DEXes does the Volume Booster trade on?
On Solana it trades pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca, Meteora and other Jupiter-routable pools. On BNB Chain it trades PancakeSwap pools. On Robinhood Chain it trades Uniswap V3 pools and Pons curve tokens.
What is the difference between the Volume Booster and the Bump Booster?
The Volume Booster uses larger trades from up to 50 wallets to grow 24-hour volume. The Bump Booster uses tiny trades every few seconds in bundles of three wallets to keep a new token’s chart moving. Many creators use both.
Guides to read next
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How Much Does a Volume Bot Cost? A Worked Example
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· 3 min read
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How to Exit a Token Without Crashing the Chart
Dumping everything at once can crash a token's price. Learn why a gradual exit is gentler, the four ways a session can end, and how to choose the right one.
· 2 min read
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Volume Bot vs Bump Bot: Which One Does Your Token Need?
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· 2 min read
Read →Start your first volume session
Open Mentat Booster in Telegram, fund your master wallet and launch in minutes.