Market Making Bot
You can naturally manage your token's chart. Alphecca Market Making Bot repeats automatic buying and selling with multiple wallets within a set price range to maintain chart flow. It supports various modes such as uptrend, downtrend, and sideways, and you can freely set trading intervals and amounts to create desired chart patterns.
How to Use Market Making Bot
Step 1: Enter Token Mint Address
Enter the mint address of the token to run the bot on.
Step 2: Import Wallet Private Keys
Import operational wallet private keys. You can upload a .csv, .txt, or .json file with a single column of private keys, or paste a list of private keys directly into the input field.
Alphecca does not store your private keys; they are used solely for local signing on your device.
Step 3: Set Bot Type and Parameters
Pull Up (Price Increase)
The bot automatically buys tokens to push the price upward.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Single Transaction Volume (SOL) | The amount of SOL to buy per transaction. If Random is selected, a value will be chosen between minimum and maximum. |
| Task Execution Interval (seconds) | The delay between transactions. If Random is selected, the interval is randomly chosen between minimum and maximum. It must be at least 1 second, and 5 seconds or more is recommended for higher success rates. |
| Slippage Setting (%) | The slippage tolerance for swap transactions. AUTO is recommended for higher success rates. |
| Jito MEV Tip (SOL) | Priority fee paid to Jito to protect against front-running. If transaction success rate is low, you may set it to ZERO to send normal transactions instead. |
Termination Conditions (Optional) — The bot will stop automatically if any of the following are met:
| Condition | Description |
|---|---|
| Target Price Change (%) | Stops if the price rises above the specified % from the initial price. Example: If you enter 30, the bot will automatically stop once the price increases by 30%. |
| Running Duration (minutes) | The bot stops after the specified time has elapsed. |
| Total Maximum Transaction Amount (SOL) | The bot stops once the accumulated buy volume exceeds this limit. |
Drop (Price Decrease)
The bot automatically sells tokens to push the price downward.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Single Transaction Volume (Token) | The amount of tokens to sell per transaction. If Random is selected, a value will be chosen between minimum and maximum. |
| Task Execution Interval (seconds) | The delay between transactions. If Random is selected, the interval is randomly chosen between minimum and maximum. It must be at least 1 second, and 5 seconds or more is recommended for higher success rates. |
| Slippage Setting (%) | The slippage tolerance for swap transactions. AUTO is recommended for higher success rates. |
| Jito MEV Tip (SOL) | Priority fee paid to Jito to protect against front-running. If transaction success rate is low, you may set it to ZERO to send normal transactions instead. |
Termination Conditions (Optional) — The bot will stop automatically if any of the following are met:
| Condition | Description |
|---|---|
| Target Price Change (%) | Stops if the price falls below the specified % from the initial price. Example: If you enter 30, the bot will automatically stop once the price decreases by 30%. |
| Running Duration (minutes) | The bot stops after the specified time has elapsed. |
| Total Maximum Transaction Amount (Token) | The bot stops once the accumulated sell volume exceeds this limit. |
Traffic (Random)
If the bot does not hold enough tokens to sell, it will buy. If tokens are available, the bot will randomly buy or sell with a 50% probability.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Single Transaction Volume (Token) | The amount of tokens to sell per transaction. If Random is selected, a value will be chosen between minimum and maximum. If the wallet balance is less than this amount, the bot will purchase this amount of tokens. |
| Task Execution Interval (seconds) | The delay between transactions. If Random is selected, the interval is randomly chosen between minimum and maximum. It must be at least 1 second, and 5 seconds or more is recommended for higher success rates. |
| Slippage Setting (%) | The slippage tolerance for swap transactions. AUTO is recommended for higher success rates. |
| Jito MEV Tip (SOL) | Priority fee paid to Jito to protect against front-running. If transaction success rate is low, you may set it to ZERO to send normal transactions instead. |
Termination Conditions (Optional) — The bot will stop automatically if any of the following are met:
| Condition | Description |
|---|---|
| Running Duration (minutes) | The bot stops after the specified time has elapsed. |
| Total Maximum Transaction Amount (SOL) | The bot stops once the accumulated buy volume exceeds this limit. |
Step 4: Start Bot
Select the wallets to operate and click the Start button. The bot will begin running.
Step 5: Monitor Transaction Logs
Monitor the bot's activity in the Transactions Log section and control it using the PAUSE and STOP buttons.
Market Making Bot FAQ
What is the Market Making Bot?
The Market Making Bot is a feature that automatically adjusts a token's price or generates trading volume. It offers three modes: Pull Up, Drop, and Traffic, with each mode performing automatic buying, automatic selling, or random buying/selling.
What is the difference between the Market Making Bot and other bots?
Volume bots and new address bots are optimized for their respective purposes. The Market Making Bot, on the other hand, aims to create very natural charts with high flexibility. By setting wide random time intervals and random amount ranges, and running simultaneously in multiple browser windows with different cycles and parameters, you can create natural charts similar to the trading patterns of real market participants. This allows you to implement charts that look like organic trading activity while avoiding bot trading detection.
What is the difference between Pull Up, Drop, and Traffic modes?
Pull Up has the bot automatically buy tokens to increase the price. Drop has the bot automatically sell tokens to decrease the price. Traffic buys when there are insufficient tokens, and when tokens are available, performs random buying or selling with 50% probability to generate natural trading volume.
How do termination conditions work?
Termination conditions are optional, and the bot will automatically stop when any of the set conditions are met. The bot stops when the target price change rate is reached, the specified running time has elapsed, or the total transaction volume exceeds the limit.
What are the service fees?
Alphecca charges a fixed service fee of only 0.0005 SOL per transaction, regardless of the swap amount. Typical wallet apps or DEX trading platforms charge 0.85%-1.00% of the transaction amount as fees, so larger transactions mean higher fee burdens. For example, when swapping 1 SOL, normal platforms would charge about 0.01 SOL in fees, while Alphecca charges only 0.0005 SOL.
Can I set Jito MEV Tip to ZERO?
Yes, in situations with low transaction success rate or low front-running risk, you can set it to ZERO to send normal transactions. However, during network congestion, setting an appropriate tip can help improve transaction success rate.