Bundle & Bump Bot — Coordinate Token Launches

What Is the Bundle & Bump Bot?

Token launches on platforms like Pump.fun, PumpSwap, and other Solana launchpads are intensely competitive. Thousands of tokens launch daily, and visibility on the platform's trending feed is the primary driver of organic interest. Two factors determine a token's visibility: initial momentum (how quickly and how much buying occurs at launch) and sustained activity (how frequently new transactions appear in the minutes and hours after launch).

The Bundle & Bump Bot addresses both factors. At launch, it bundles buys from multiple wallets into a single transaction, creating the appearance of immediate, widespread interest from multiple participants. After launch, it bumps the token by generating small, periodic transactions that keep it appearing in the "recently traded" and "trending" feeds on the platform.

Without these tools, token launchers face a coordination problem. Manual buying from multiple wallets requires switching between browsers, wallets, and accounts — a process that takes minutes during a time window where seconds matter. Sniper bots that monitor new token deployments can buy before manual buyers, securing the lowest prices and leaving the token launcher at a disadvantage in their own launch.

The Bundle & Bump Bot solves these problems through automation. Wallets are pre-configured, funded, and ready to execute. The bundle is submitted as a Jito bundle on Solana, guaranteeing that your wallets execute first. After the initial bundle, the bump bot takes over to maintain activity levels that keep the token in the launchpad's trending view.

How Bundling Works

The Bundle Process

When you create a bundle, you configure a set of wallets (either generated by the bot or your own imported wallets) and assign a buy amount to each wallet. The bot constructs individual buy transactions for each wallet, signs them, and packages them into a Jito bundle. The bundle is submitted to Jito's block engine with a tip (priority fee) that incentivizes validators to include the bundle at the top of the next block.

Because the bundle is atomic, all transactions execute in sequence within the same block. External transactions cannot be inserted between your bundled buys. This means your wallets get the first positions at the lowest price points on the bonding curve.

Bundle Timing

For Pump.fun and PumpSwap launches, timing is critical. The bot monitors the blockchain for the token's creation transaction and submits the buy bundle in the same block or the immediately following block. The Jito tip amount determines your bundle's priority — higher tips increase the likelihood of same-block inclusion. OpenLiquid recommends tip amounts based on current network conditions and competition levels.

Atomicity Guarantee

The atomicity guarantee means you never end up in a partial state where some wallets bought and others did not. If the token creation transaction fails, or if liquidity conditions change between bundle submission and execution, the entire bundle reverts and no funds are spent (except the Jito tip). This protects against scenarios where partial execution would leave you with an unfavorable position distribution.

After the bundle executes successfully, you receive confirmation in Telegram showing each wallet's purchase amount, the price paid, and transaction hashes. The bot then transitions to bump mode if you have configured automated bumping for the post-launch period.

Supported Launchpads

Platform	Chain	Launch Type	Bundle Support	Bump Support
Pump.fun	Solana	Bonding curve	Full (Jito bundles)	Full
PumpSwap	Solana	AMM pool	Full (Jito bundles)	Full
LetsBonk	Solana	Bonding curve	Full (Jito bundles)	Full
Moonshot	Solana	Bonding curve	Full (Jito bundles)	Full
Raydium LaunchLab	Solana	AMM pool	Full (Jito bundles)	Full
Meteora	Solana	DLMM pool	Full (Jito bundles)	Full
Four Meme	BNB Chain	Bonding curve	Sequential fast-buy	Full

Platform-Specific Details

Pump.fun remains the highest-volume token launchpad on Solana in 2026, with thousands of new tokens launching daily. The bonding curve mechanism means that early buyers get the lowest price, and the price increases with each subsequent purchase. Bundling on Pump.fun is the most competitive use case, with many launchers competing for first-buy positions through Jito bundles.

PumpSwap is Pump.fun's native AMM, where tokens automatically migrate after graduating from the bonding curve. PumpSwap offers 0.25% trading fees with revenue sharing for creators, making it an attractive venue for projects that want ongoing income from their token's trading activity. Bundling on PumpSwap works differently than on Pump.fun — since there is no bonding curve, the bundle coordinates initial pool buys rather than curve purchases.

LetsBonk and Moonshot are alternative Solana launchpads with similar bonding curve mechanics to Pump.fun. They attract different communities and have lower competition for trending positions, making them viable launch alternatives for projects looking to stand out without competing against the highest-traffic platform.

Raydium LaunchLab provides a more structured launch framework with configurable parameters. Projects can set launch conditions, vesting schedules, and graduated pool migration settings. OpenLiquid's bundle bot handles the LaunchLab-specific transaction format.

Meteora uses Dynamic Liquidity Market Maker (DLMM) pools, which provide concentrated liquidity in a dynamic range. Launching on Meteora is popular for projects that want more sophisticated AMM mechanics and the benefits of concentrated liquidity from day one.

Four Meme is the leading token launchpad on BNB Chain. Since BNB Chain does not support Jito-style bundles, OpenLiquid uses sequential fast-buy execution — submitting transactions in rapid succession with high gas priority to achieve near-simultaneous execution across wallets.

Bump Bot Features

After a token launches, the initial excitement fades within minutes if there is no sustained activity. Launchpad platforms show tokens sorted by recency of trading activity. A token that has not had a transaction in 5 minutes drops below newer tokens in the feed. Within 15 to 30 minutes of inactivity, a token effectively disappears from the discovery view.

How Bumping Works

The bump bot executes small buy transactions at configurable intervals. Each bump is a genuine on-chain purchase from a different wallet, creating a new transaction that refreshes the token's position in the platform's activity feed. Bump amounts are typically small — $1 to $10 per transaction — because the goal is transaction frequency rather than volume. The bot randomizes bump amounts and timing to create natural-looking activity.

Configurable Parameters

You control the bump session through several parameters. Bump interval sets the time between transactions (10 seconds to 5 minutes). Bump amount sets the range of transaction sizes. Duration sets how long the bump session runs (30 minutes to 24 hours). Wallet count determines how many unique wallets participate in bumping. You can start, pause, and stop bump sessions at any time through the Telegram interface.

Combined Bundle + Bump Strategy

The most effective launch strategy combines bundling and bumping. The bundle secures your initial positions at the lowest bonding curve prices, and the bump bot maintains visibility in the minutes and hours after launch while organic buyers discover the token. OpenLiquid lets you configure both in a single session — the bot automatically transitions from bundle execution to bump mode after the initial bundle confirms.

Anti-Sniper Protection

Sniping is a pervasive problem on Solana launchpads. Sophisticated sniper bots run infrastructure that monitors Pump.fun's creation transactions in real time. When a new token is detected, the bot automatically submits a buy transaction with a high Jito tip, attempting to be the first buyer on the bonding curve. Some sniper bots execute within 200 to 400 milliseconds of token creation — faster than any human can react.

How Jito Bundles Prevent Sniping

Jito bundles allow you to specify the exact ordering of transactions within a block. When you bundle your token creation and initial buys into a single Jito bundle, the creation transaction and your buy transactions are included in the same block in the exact order you specify. Sniper bots that detect the creation transaction cannot insert their buys between the creation and your bundled buys because the entire sequence is atomic.

This means that if you create a token on Pump.fun and bundle 10 wallets to buy immediately after creation, your 10 wallets are guaranteed to be the first 10 buyers. No external wallet can purchase before them. The sniper bots' transactions land in the next block at best, by which point your wallets already hold their positions at the lowest bonding curve prices.

Jito Tip Strategy

The effectiveness of anti-sniper protection depends on the Jito tip amount. A higher tip increases the priority of your bundle, making it more likely to be included in the target block. OpenLiquid monitors current tip levels and recommends an appropriate amount based on network congestion and competition. During high-activity periods, tips of 0.01 to 0.05 SOL are common. During normal activity, 0.005 to 0.01 SOL is typically sufficient.

OpenLiquid also supports "create + buy" bundles where the token creation transaction and the initial buy transactions are included in the same bundle. This is the maximum level of sniper protection because there is literally zero time between token creation and your first buy — they are in the same transaction package.

Multi-Wallet Coordination

Auto-Generated Wallets

The simplest approach is to let OpenLiquid generate wallets for you. You specify the number of wallets and the total budget, and the bot creates fresh wallets, distributes SOL among them, and prepares them for bundling. After the session, remaining SOL and purchased tokens can be consolidated back to your primary wallet with a single command.

Imported Wallets

If you want to use wallets you already control, you can import private keys through the bot's encrypted import flow. This is useful when you want tokens distributed to specific wallets for community management, team allocation, or specific wallet strategies. Imported wallets are stored encrypted and can be removed from the bot at any time.

Wallet Distribution Strategy

The buy amount for each wallet can be configured individually. Common distribution strategies include equal splits (each wallet buys the same amount), tiered allocation (some wallets buy more to serve as "whale" holders while others buy smaller amounts), and random distribution (the bot assigns random amounts within a specified range). The distribution strategy affects how the token's holder list appears on block explorers and aggregators.

A well-distributed holder list — with multiple wallets of varying sizes — looks more organic than a small number of wallets holding equal amounts. OpenLiquid recommends using 10 to 16 wallets with a tiered distribution for optimal holder list appearance on DexScreener and Solscan.

Pricing

Session Type	Total Amount	1% Fee	Est. Jito Tips	Est. Total Cost
Bundle (10 wallets)	5 SOL (~$750)	0.05 SOL (~$7.50)	0.01 - 0.05 SOL	~$760 - $765
Bundle (16 wallets)	10 SOL (~$1,500)	0.1 SOL (~$15)	0.02 - 0.05 SOL	~$1,520 - $1,525
Bump (1 hour)	~0.5 SOL (~$75)	0.005 SOL (~$0.75)	Included in gas	~$76
Bump (4 hours)	~2 SOL (~$300)	0.02 SOL (~$3)	Included in gas	~$305
Bundle + Bump (4h)	7 SOL (~$1,050)	0.07 SOL (~$10.50)	0.01 - 0.05 SOL	~$1,065 - $1,070

For comparison, manual coordination of 10 to 16 wallets requires significant time and carries execution risk — missed timing, failed transactions, and sniper front-running. Dedicated launch coordination services from other providers typically charge $500 to $2,000 per launch with manual setup and less sophisticated execution. OpenLiquid's 1% automated fee is the most cost-effective option for projects launching frequently.

Getting Started

Step 1: Open the Bot

Navigate to t.me/OpenLiquidBot in Telegram and select "Bundle & Bump" from the main menu.

Step 2: Choose Your Launchpad

Select the platform where you are launching — Pump.fun, PumpSwap, LetsBonk, Moonshot, Raydium LaunchLab, Meteora, or Four Meme. The bot adjusts its configuration flow based on the platform's specific requirements.

Step 3: Configure Wallets

Choose how many wallets to bundle (up to 20) and whether to auto-generate wallets or import your own. Set the buy amount for each wallet — either equal splits, tiered allocation, or custom amounts per wallet.

Step 4: Set Bundle Parameters

Configure the Jito tip amount (the bot recommends a tip based on current network conditions), and optionally enable post-launch bumping with your preferred interval, amount, and duration.

Step 5: Fund and Launch

Send the required SOL (or BNB for Four Meme) to the bot's deposit address. Once funded, you can either trigger the bundle manually at your chosen launch time, or configure the bot to bundle automatically when it detects your token's creation transaction on-chain. After the bundle executes, the bump bot activates automatically if configured.

OpenLiquid's Bundle Bot coordinates up to 20 wallet buys into a single atomic Jito bundle transaction on Solana, guaranteeing first-buyer position at the lowest bonding curve prices. The bot supports 7 launchpads including Pump.fun, PumpSwap, LetsBonk, Moonshot, and Raydium LaunchLab.

Frequently Asked Questions