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# Makers Bot (Fast & Organic)

The Makers Bot is designed for testing and simulation of organic micro-buy activity across Solana DEX platforms using unique wallets and randomized trading patterns.

The task executes up to 50,000 micro-buys across distributed wallets and makers, with randomized trade timing and allocation settings to simulate natural on-chain activity patterns in development and private testing environments.

Users can choose between 2-hour, 10-hour, or 20-hour durations to simulate faster or more organic trading activity based on their testing requirements.

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### Supported Platforms

The Makers Bot supports the following Solana platforms:

* **Raydium**
* **Pumpfun**
* **Pumpswap**
* **Meteora**

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### Configuration Example

#### Pumpfun / Pumpswap

| Parameter                   | Description   |
| --------------------------- | ------------- |
| Swap Fee (Pumpfun/Pumpswap) | 1.25%         |
| Estimated Duration          | \~2 hours     |
| Total Makers                | 18,000–20,000 |
| Wallets Used                | 18,000–20,000 |

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#### Raydium

| Parameter          | Description |
| ------------------ | ----------- |
| Swap Fee (Raydium) | 0.25%       |
| Estimated Duration | \~2 hours   |
| Total Makers       | 50,000      |
| Wallets Used       | 50,000      |

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### Pricing

| Description    | Amount       |
| -------------- | ------------ |
| **Total Cost** | **1.25 SOL** |


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