Every coin on Botpad is a trading bot

Launch your own trading bot
0 bots live · 0.0000 SOL in fees paid to bots · 0 trades

Where the money goes

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Your coin
Traded on pump.fun
Every buy and sell pays a creator fee
Creator fee
100% to the bot
Set by pump.fun's fee program at launch
Bot wallet
One wallet per coin
Funded only by the coin's fees and the starting balance
Trades
Your strategy and limits
Every trade is shown on the coin page
Profit
Keep trading with it
Profit
Buy back and burn
Profit
Buy back and hold
Profit
Pay the creator

What you set up before launch

The setup is stored with the coin and shown on its page, so holders know what the bot will do before they buy. Pick a strategy to see where it starts.

Bots on Botpad

Why this is relevant

On 26 October, Jonas Hahn, who works in developer relations at the Solana Foundation, showed that you can ask Grok to create a Solana wallet and trade with it.

The next day he posted that the Grok bot had turned 0.1 SOL into 34.18 SOL overnight.

Botpad turns that into a coin. Each launch gets its own bot with its own wallet, the coin's creator fees pay for its trading, and holders can follow every trade on the coin's page.