LaunchLab Volume Bot
Graduate to Raydium CPMM. Deep liquidity from day one.
Total Spend: 0.175 SOL
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How it works
From a fresh wallet to trending on DEXScreener in under a minute.
Connect your wallet
Click the wallet button and connect Phantom, Solflare or any Wallet-Standard compatible wallet on Solana mainnet.
Configure your boost
Paste your token address, choose how many makers and the SOL range per buy. Pick your sell strategy or return tokens to your wallets.
Start boosting
Sign one transaction. Giga Booster handles the rest, generating organic-looking volume across fresh makers in real time.
Pricing
Transparent, pay-per-use pricing. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. You pay a small platform fee plus the SOL you want the bot to spend on actual buys.
| Makers | Platform fee | Buy deposit (at 0.001 SOL/buy) | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | 0.025 SOL | 0.1 SOL | 0.125 SOL |
| 500 | 0.125 SOL | 0.5 SOL | 0.625 SOL |
| 1,000 | 0.250 SOL | 1.0 SOL | 1.250 SOL |
| 5,000 | 1.250 SOL | 5.0 SOL | 6.250 SOL |
| 10,000 | 2.500 SOL | 10.0 SOL | 12.500 SOL |
Platform fee = 0.025 SOL per 100 makers. The buy deposit is the total SOL the bot spends on actual token purchases (calculated as buy amount per maker x number of makers). If you choose Auto Sell, the SOL from sells is recycled into subsequent buys, making your deposit go further. The exact Total Spend is always shown in the form before you sign.
From Bonding Curve to Raydium Liquidity
LaunchLab is Raydium's answer to Pump.fun. Same bonding curve model, but when your token graduates, it lands on Raydium's CPMM pools — the deepest liquidity on Solana. A LaunchLab volume bot accelerates graduation and ensures your token enters the Raydium ecosystem with momentum, not a whimper.
Why Raydium CPMM matters
Pump.fun graduates to PumpSwap, a basic AMM. LaunchLab graduates to Raydium CPMM, concentrated liquidity pools with tighter spreads and better execution. This means post-graduation traders get better prices, which means they're more likely to buy. Starting with strong volume on the bonding curve translates directly to better post-graduation performance.
Raydium's built-in trader base
Raydium processes billions in daily volume. When your token graduates to a CPMM pool, it's immediately discoverable by the entire Raydium trader base through Jupiter routing. The volume bot during the bonding curve phase isn't just about graduation speed — it's about entering the Raydium ecosystem with enough chart history to look credible.
Features
Everything you need to put your token in front of organic buyers.
Organic-looking volume
Each maker uses a fresh wallet, randomized SOL amounts and configurable delays, so there are no obvious patterns.
Two-tab support
Volume Bot for tokens listed on standard Solana DEXs. Pump.fun Volume Bot for tokens still on the bonding curve.
Sell however you want
Auto-sell after each buy, return tokens to your own wallets, or stage sells across up to 4 strategies.
Up to 30,000 makers
Run small tests with 100 makers or full campaigns with thousands. The fee scales linearly at 0.025 SOL per 100.
One signature, one transaction
Sign one tx to fund the bot. Smithii's payment program handles attribution and accounting on-chain.
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LaunchLab Volume Bot FAQ
Common questions about using a volume bot for LaunchLab tokens.
How is LaunchLab different from Pump.fun?+
Both use bonding curves, but they graduate to different DEXs. Pump.fun goes to PumpSwap (basic AMM). LaunchLab goes to Raydium CPMM (concentrated liquidity). Raydium has deeper existing liquidity and a larger trader base.
What's LaunchLab's graduation threshold?+
Similar ballpark to Pump.fun (~$69K market cap equivalent), but the exact number depends on the curve Raydium configures per launch. The bot reads the live curve state on every run, so you don't need to guess — it knows how much is left to graduation in real time.
How many makers should I run for graduation?+
500-1,000 makers at 0.005-0.01 SOL per buy is a solid starting point. The actual graduation speed depends on the buy amounts pushing the bonding curve, but the maker count is what gets you trending and attracts organic volume.
Does the bot work after my token graduates to Raydium?+
Yes. Post-graduation, the bot switches to generating volume on the Raydium CPMM pool. You can also use the Solana Volume Bot (home page) for any Raydium pool.
Will my graduated token land in a CPMM or CLMM pool?+
LaunchLab graduates into Raydium CPMM by default (constant product, similar to Uniswap v2). Teams can later create a CLMM pool separately if they want concentrated liquidity, but that's a manual action post-graduation and not something the launchpad does for you.
Should I use Return to Wallet or Auto Sell on LaunchLab?+
Auto Sell if you want maximum makers for your budget (SOL gets recycled). Return to Wallet if you want to accumulate the token in your own wallets while boosting. Most users choose Auto Sell for graduation speed.
Does boosting on LaunchLab affect my token's curve price faster than Pump.fun?+
Roughly the same mechanics. Both are bonding curves, so every buy nudges the price up. The difference post-graduation is where the liquidity lives (Raydium vs PumpSwap), not the curve dynamics during the bonding phase.