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Paste the coin's address
Use the address shown on the coin's pump.fun page. It is a long string of letters and numbers that usually ends in "pump".
Add to your token
Put Bounce on a coin you already have
This is for a coin that is already live on pump.fun. Bounce creates a wallet for the coin, and the bot trades with the SOL that wallet holds. It buys dips, burns half of every buy, and sells the other half back when the price recovers.
Adding a coin is not open yet.The steps below show how it works. The form unlocks when it opens.
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Save the wallet's private key
Bounce makes a new wallet for the coin. The wallet is yours, and its private key is what controls it. The key is shown once, on this page. Bounce keeps a copy so the bot can trade.
Wallet address
Private key · shown once
Copy it now. This page cannot show the key again after you leave or reload. Anyone who has the key can move what is in the wallet, so keep it private.
The private key was shown when this wallet was created. It cannot be shown again.
3
Give the bot SOL to trade with
There are two ways to do it. You can use one or both.
Send SOL to the wallet
Send at least 0.02 SOL to the wallet address from step 2. Everything you send goes into the pot the bot trades with.
Share your creator fees
In pump.fun's creator settings for your coin, share your creator fees with the wallet address from step 2. The bot claims its share about every 30 seconds.
On a coin with a low market cap the creator fee is 0.30% of each trade. On a small coin that is a small amount, so the bot's buys are small unless SOL is also sent to the wallet. Only send what you want the bot to trade with, because the bot holds this wallet's key.
Pay with a wallet in this browser
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The bot starts
It starts as soon as the wallet holds 0.02 SOL. You do not need to keep this page open.