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# Volume Bot

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### Target Volume

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Amount of volume to generate. Toggle between **SOL** and **USD**.

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### Delay

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**Duration**

All volume will be generated within the set duration. Enter the total time in seconds (e.g. 3600 = 1 hour).

**Delay**

Random delay between min and max for each trade. Set a minimum and maximum delay in seconds (e.g. Min 1s, Max 300s).

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### Advanced Settings

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#### Mode

Choose how volume is executed:

* **Bundle**: Executes trades in bundles
* **Organic**: Spreads trades with delays between each

#### Amount per Trade (Optional)

By default, trade sizes are auto-calculated based on target volume and timing.

Enable **Use custom trade sizes** to set manually:

* **Fixed**: Same amount per trade
* **Random**: Set a Min Amount and Max Amount per trade in SOL

#### Wallets (Optional)

Choose which wallets to use for volume execution. Click **Select Wallets** to pick specific wallets from your launch.


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