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# Volume Bots (Jito & Organic)

### Volume Bots (Tasks)

ChartUp provides automated volume simulation tasks that distribute trading activity across decentralized exchanges using multiple wallets, randomized trade sizes, and configurable time intervals. Designed for development and testing environments, these tools simulate on-chain activity patterns for Solana token projects.

#### How It Works

* Volume tasks execute sequences of buys and sells designed to simulate standard market activity patterns, allowing developers to test token behavior, liquidity conditions, and execution settings before launch.
* Each buy originates from a separate wallet, ensuring no single address dominates trading.
* Tasks run continuously according to your allocation settings, generating consistent transaction flow across supported DEXs.

> 💡 Note: Volume tasks are fully automated. You configure the task, and the ChartUp AI bot handles execution automatically. It is the sole responsibility of the project team to disclose the use of trading automation and avoid presenting simulated activity in a misleading manner.

#### Supported DEXs

ChartUp currently supports volume simulation on:

* Raydium
* LaunchLab
* Bonkfun (Bonk)
* Pumpfun
* PumpSwap
* Meteora
* Meteora DBC
* Jupiter Studio
* BelieveApp
* Bags
* Heaven
* Moonit
* Moonshot
* And other launchpads

#### Auto Migration

If your token migrates to a new liquidity pool, ChartUp automatically detects the change and redirects trading activity to the new pool, ensuring uninterrupted execution of active tasks.


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