The Torboto handbook.

How the architecture is laid out

Three layers carry a campaign end to end. Wallet-fleet management stands up a brand-new set of throwaway Solana wallets for each session and tops every one of them off with a randomized SOL amount, so no two are funded the same way. Execution routing signs each trade from a separate sub-wallet and pushes it through a Jito private relay carrying a randomized tip, which keeps the order off the public mempool and out of reach of sandwich bots. Behavioral scheduling pulls the gaps between trades from a log-normal distribution, mixes up trade sizes, and staggers wallets across blocks so two of your own trades never sit next to each other.

The parameters you control

• Target volume — how much SOL volume you want produced (and the single figure the flat 2% fee is based on).
• Wallet count — how large the fleet is; as a rough rule of thumb, budget one wallet for every 0.05–0.15 SOL of volume you have planned.
• Per-trade SOL band — the smallest and largest trade size, plus a bias curve that sits in your hands.
• Buy / sell ratio — which way the tape leans on net, anywhere from 50–90% buys.
• Comment density — what fraction of trades fire off a matching auto-comment in one of several languages.
• Favorite density — what fraction of wallets also star the token.
• Volume curve — Gradual, Burst, Stealth or Whale, each shaping how volume builds across the session.
• Scheduled start — fire right away, or set to a specific UTC timestamp.

Engagement controls

Volume with no chatter around it looks manufactured. The engagement engine draws comments from a large library sorted by mood, spanning 12 languages with native dialect and varied typing cadence, and it stars the token from separate wallets. The two density settings move independently — keep comment and favorite density above their thresholds through the opening two hours, then ease them down as volume tapers. The launch guides list the ratio presets we suggest for a first run.

Raydium handoff & cross-DEX

Once a token reaches the top of its bonding curve, its liquidity moves over to a Raydium AMM pool. Torboto watches for that migration block by block and switches execution to the new pool without any pause. If you turn it on, cross-DEX mirroring across Meteora and Orca puts your activity in front of aggregators on more than one DEX.

Security model

Nothing here is custodial. You top up a deposit wallet that stays under your control; from that deposit Torboto generates throwaway session sub-wallets and never once asks for the private key to your main wallet. When the session wraps up the sub-wallets are thrown away and whatever is left over is swept back to you on-chain. Every signature and transaction hash lands in your chat and can be checked on Solscan.

How pricing works

It comes down to a single flat figure: 2% of the target volume you ask for, paid in SOL up front before anything executes. That covers Solana network fees, priority fees, Jito bundle tips, the funding and dispersal of wallets, the auto-comments and the auto-favorites. No subscriptions, no charge per wallet, no gas top-ups along the way. Should execution fail before a single trade goes through, the fee comes back to you in full; and if you stop early, whatever deposit you did not use is refunded on the spot.