Bump bot usage tutorial

In order to get additional awareness on pump.fun, every developer should use Bump Bot (micro-buy bot), which ensures, that you get a constant flow of incoming micro transactions on pump.fun.

In this tutorial, we provide the information regarding individual variables/configurations you have to do, before successfully launching your projects to Raydium with the help of cheapest pump.fun bump bot on the market, with just 0.4% fee. Usage Instructions

To complete the setup of your Bump Bot, you need to configure four essential variables in the consts.js file. These variables are critical for connecting to the Solana blockchain, executing transactions, and targeting the specific token you wish to bump. Here’s a detailed guide on how to obtain and configure these variables:

1. RPC Endpoint

The RPC (Remote Procedure Call) endpoint connects your bot to the Solana blockchain.

Steps to obtain an RPC URL. Use either HELIUS or QUICKNODE:

• QuickNode:

  1. Go to QuickNode.

  2. Sign up or log in.

  3. Create a new Solana endpoint (MAINNET).

  4. Copy the provided RPC URL.

• Helius:

  1. Go to Helius.

  2. Sign up or log in.

  3. Create a new Solana endpoint (MAINNET).

  4. Copy the provided RPC URL.

Configuration line in consts.js:

export const RPC_URL = "YOUR_QUICKNODE_OR_HELIUS_RPC_URL";

While both Helius and Quicknode offer free RPC endpoints, we strongly recommend using their paid versions for long-term use and enhanced performance. Here’s why:

Paid RPC endpoints provide better speed and reliability, which are crucial for the optimal functionality of your bot. When your bot initiates a transaction, it competes with others to secure a block. Free RPC endpoints often face higher competition, potentially causing delays or failures in transaction processing.

To ensure smooth and efficient operation of your bot, we encourage you to invest in a paid RPC service. This investment will provide a more stable and faster connection to the Solana blockchain, significantly improving your bot's performance.

2. Private Key

The private key is necessary for the wallet that will perform buy and sell operations.

Steps to obtain or create a new wallet and private key:

• Phantom Wallet:

  1. Install the Phantom wallet extension from Phantom.

  2. Create a new wallet or access an existing one.

  3. Go to the wallet settings and find the option to export your private key.

  4. Copy the private key.

• BananaGun:

  1. Go to BananaGun bot.

  2. In the settings create a new wallet.

  3. Ensure that you save your private key safely.

  4. Copy the private key.

Configuration in consts.js:

export const PRIVKEY = "YOUR_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY";

3. Contract Address of the Token

The contract address identifies the token you want to bump.

Steps to find the token address:

• Pump.fun:

  1. Visit Pump.fun.

  2. Search for the token you are interested in, or simply create a new one.

  3. Copy the contract address listed for that token.

Configuration in consts.js:

export const TOKEN_ADDR = "TOKEN_CONTRACT_ADDRESS";

4. Public Key

The public key of your wallet, necessary for transaction identification.

Steps to find your public key:

• Phantom Wallet:

  1. Open your Phantom wallet extension.

  2. Click on the wallet name at the top to copy your public key.

• BananaGun:

  1. Open your BananaGun.

  2. Your public key is displayed in settings section. Copy it.

Configuration in consts.js:

export const PUBLIC_KEY = "YOUR_WALLET_PUBLIC_KEY";

Example Configuration in consts.js

Here is how your consts.js file should look after configuring the necessary variables:

export const RPC_URL = "YOUR_QUICKNODE_OR_HELIUS_RPC_URL";
export const PRIVKEY = "YOUR_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY";
export const TOKEN_ADDR = "TOKEN_CONTRACT_ADDRESS";
export const PUBLIC_KEY = "YOUR_WALLET_PUBLIC_KEY";

1. Once you have entered all the necessary information, you are ready to start using your Bump Bot. Follow these steps to launch the bot:

Open Terminal or Command Prompt:

• macOS/Linux: Open Terminal.

• Windows: Open Command Prompt (CMD).

Navigate to the Bot Directory:

cd /path/to/the/folder

Start the Bot:

node index.js

Your bot should now start running automatically. If you encounter any errors during the launch, simply restart the bot by repeating the last two steps.

If you have encountered any difficulties at any step. Do not hesitate and contact the support. By following these steps, you ensure that your Bump Bot is correctly configured and ready to operate. Make sure to double-check all the information entered to avoid any errors during execution.