Volume for your Pump.fun coin
The Pump.fun volume bot built for coin creators
Real on-chain buys and sells across a wallet fleet, so your bonding curve keeps climbing while the launch is still fresh.
Why Pump.fun volume matters
Feeds rank coins by volume, trade count and unique wallets. Those are the inputs that decide who sees your mint, and they are exactly the inputs a campaign moves.
A quiet tape gives screeners nothing to rank and gives visitors nothing to react to. The coin simply stays out of view.
Steady on-chain activity puts the mint into the lists people actually browse. That is where attention starts - and where your community can find you.
How the Pump.fun volume bot works
Three steps, and custody never leaves you. Nothing leaves your wallet except the service fee you sign for at the very last one.
Connect your wallet
Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Curvegrad reads public balances only and lists the mints ending in pump that you hold.
Pick the coin and size it
Select your Pump.fun mint, then set target volume, wallet count, duration and distribution. It reprices as you move each slider.
Pay and watch the curve
One SOL transfer from your own wallet. The fleet starts trading your mint on the bonding curve and keeps going after it migrates.
A payment can only ever be matched to the order it was made for, and a signature can never be reused for a second campaign.
The SOL amount you see is the amount you send. If you wait too long the order re-prices instead of silently charging more.
Open your mint in Solscan and the fleet swaps are right there, settled on mainnet with their own signatures.
Inside the volume engine
Generating swaps is easy. Shaping them is the job. A Pump.fun chart has to read like a real crowd, not one script running the same trade on a timer.
Hundreds of wallets, not one
Volume spread across a funded fleet, each wallet with its own history and cadence. A single address doing every trade is the easiest pattern to spot on Solana.
Irregular timing
Gaps between trades come from a distribution, never a fixed interval. Even spacing is a fingerprint; real flow does not arrive on a metronome.
Mixed trade sizes
Swap sizes vary inside the band you set, so the tape reads like a crowd instead of one script repeating a number.
Sandwich resistance
Legs are bundled so MEV searchers stay out of your campaign, which means every SOL you spend goes into your own volume rather than into somebody else's spread.
Adaptive priority fees
Fees track live network conditions instead of sitting on a constant, which is wasteful when Solana is quiet and useless when it is busy.
Curve now, PumpSwap later
Before migration the engine trades the bonding curve. After migration it routes into the pool your coin landed in, so a campaign does not break when it graduates.
Pump.fun volume bot pricing
A flat 2% of the volume you target. Network fees, priority fees, bundling tips and wallet funding all come out of that number. Comments, favorites and creator follows are included at no extra cost.
Campaigns start at 50 SOL of volume. Prefer your own numbers? Every value is adjustable in the console before you sign.
Pump.fun volume bot FAQ
It is a tool that runs real buy and sell swaps on your Pump.fun coin from a fleet of funded wallets, so the mint shows trading activity instead of a flat chart. Every leg is an ordinary on-chain swap: nothing is simulated, and everything is visible in explorers and screeners the same way any other trade is.
No. You connect a wallet so Curvegrad can list the Pump.fun tokens you hold and so you can sign one payment transfer. It never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and it never requests an approval that would let it move your holdings.
It moves the metrics that feeds, screeners and trending boards read: volume, trade count and unique wallets. That is what puts your mint in front of more people while the launch is still fresh. From there your coin, your community and the market decide how far it goes.
Open your mint in Solscan or any screener after a campaign starts. Every swap the fleet makes is an on-chain transaction against your bonding curve or AMM pool, with its own signature, so you can audit the whole campaign yourself.
A flat 2% of the target volume you configure, and nothing else. Network fees, priority fees, bundling tips and wallet funding all come out of that number. There is no subscription and no per-wallet charge, and the exact SOL amount is shown before you commit.
Yes. Paste the mint or pick it from your wallet and the engine routes into the AMM pool the coin migrated to instead of the bonding curve. Campaign settings work the same either way.
The wallet view only shows mints ending in pump that you currently hold, so a coin you deployed but do not hold will not appear. Switch to manual entry and paste the mint address; the engine verifies it on-chain before anything is priced.
Free tools exist, but a Pump.fun volume bot has real costs behind it: every swap pays Solana network fees, priority fees and bundling tips, and every wallet in the fleet has to be funded. Curvegrad puts all of that inside one flat 2% of target volume so the number you see is the number you pay.
Look for three things: real on-chain swaps you can verify in Solscan, a non-custodial flow that never asks for your seed phrase, and pricing quoted in full before you sign. Anything that hides how the volume is produced, or asks for wallet authority, is worth walking away from.
Curvegrad is built specifically for Pump.fun mints and the PumpSwap pools they migrate into, which is why the wallet view filters for mints ending in pump. Tokens from other launchpads can still be routed through manual entry once they have a liquid AMM pool.
What Curvegrad is, in short
Curvegrad is a Pump.fun volume bot for people who launch coins rather than trade them. Connect the wallet holding your mint, size the campaign yourself, and the fleet runs real swaps on Solana mainnet - through the bonding curve before migration and the PumpSwap pool after it.
Your coin is still on the curve.
Connect the wallet holding your mint, size a campaign and read the exact cost. Nothing is charged until you sign.
Volume gets you seen. Social signals keep you there.
A moving chart with an empty comment section still reads as empty. Every Curvegrad campaign also carries the three signals a Pump.fun page shows next to your chart, and all three are included at no extra cost.
Replies on your coin page
Positive replies posted under your token, drawn at random from a pool of tens of thousands so no two campaigns read the same. You set how many, and you can preview the pool before you pay.
Watchlist adds
Wallets add your token to their Pump.fun watchlist. This is the quiet signal most creators never think about, and it is one of the few that shows interest from people who have not bought yet.
Creator follows
Wallets follow the deployer profile behind the mint. This one outlives the campaign: the audience stays attached to you rather than to a single token.
Every reply is different
Replies are picked at random from the pool, so a campaign never repeats itself and two coins never read alike. Keep the count under about a third of your buy count and the page reads like ordinary chatter.
Comments, watchlist adds and creator follows are free on every package