Market Making
Set your bot parameters and design the price chart exactly the way you envision.
How to Use Maker Making? 
- Open the Market Making page. 
- Enter the token mint address to run the bot on. 
- Import operational wallet private keys. - You can upload a - .csv,- .txt, or- .jsonfile with a single column of private keys. - Or simply paste a list of private keys directly into the input field.
- Select a bot type and input parameters to run: - Pull Up: The bot automatically buys tokens to push the price upward. - Single Transaction Volume (SOL): The amount of SOL to buy per transaction. If Random is selected, a value will be chosen between the minimum and maximum. 
- Task Execution Interval (seconds): The delay between transactions, in seconds. If Random is selected, the interval is randomly chosen between the minimum and maximum. It must be at least 1, and for higher success rates, a setting of 5 seconds or more is recommended. 
- Slippage Setting (%): Choose the slippage tolerance (%) for swap transactions. AUTO is recommended for higher success rates. 
- Jito MEV Tip (SOL): This priority fee is paid to Jito to protect against front-running. If transaction success is low, you may set it to ZERO to send normal transactions instead. 
- (Optional) Termination Conditions — The bot will stop automatically if any of the following are met: - Target Price Change (%): If the price rises above the specified % from the initial price. For example, if you enter 30, the bot will automatically stop once the price increases by 30% from the starting point. 
- Running Duration (minutes): The bot stops after the specified time has elapsed. 
- Total Maximum Transaction Amount (SOL): The bot stops once the total accumulated buy volume exceeds this limit. 
 
 - Drop: The bot automatically sells tokens to push the price downward. - Single Transaction Volume (Token): The amount of tokens to sell per transaction. If Random is selected, a value will be chosen between the minimum and maximum. 
- Task Execution Interval (seconds): The delay between transactions, in seconds. If Random is selected, the interval is randomly chosen between the minimum and maximum. It must be at least 1, and for higher success rates, a setting of 5 seconds or more is recommended. 
- Slippage Setting (%): Choose the slippage tolerance (%) for swap transactions. AUTO is recommended for higher success rates. 
- Jito MEV Tip (SOL): This priority fee is paid to Jito to protect against front-running. If transaction success is low, you may set it to ZERO to send normal transactions instead. 
- (Optional) Termination Conditions — The bot will stop automatically if any of the following are met: - Target Price Change (%): If the price falls below the specified % from the initial price. For example, if you enter 30, the bot will automatically stop once the price decreases by 30% from the starting point. 
- Running Duration (minutes): The bot stops after the specified time has elapsed. 
- Total Maximum Transaction Amount (Token): The bot stops once the total accumulated sell volume exceeds this limit. 
 
 - Traffic: 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. - Single Transaction Volume (Token): The amount of tokens to sell per transaction. If Random is selected, a value will be chosen between the 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, in seconds. If Random is selected, the interval is randomly chosen between the minimum and maximum. It must be at least 1, and for higher success rates, a setting of 5 seconds or more is recommended. 
- Slippage Setting (%): Choose the slippage tolerance (%) for swap transactions. AUTO is recommended for higher success rates. 
- Jito MEV Tip (SOL): This priority fee is paid to Jito to protect against front-running. If transaction success is low, you may set it to ZERO to send normal transactions instead. 
- (Optional) Termination Conditions — The bot will stop automatically if any of the following are met: - Running Duration (minutes): The bot stops after the specified time has elapsed. 
- Total Maximum Transaction Amount (SOL): The bot stops once the total accumulated transaction volume exceeds this limit. 
 
 
- Select the wallets you want to operate and click the Start button. The bot will begin running. 
- You can monitor the bot’s activity in the Transactions Log section and control it using the PAUSE and STOP buttons. 
Recommendation
Run the Pull Up and Drop bots simultaneously with different execution intervals and trade ratios to create a more dynamic and natural-looking chart.
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