Build a Robinhood Chain trading agent in plain English
Short answer Write a buy rule in one sentence, and the PumpPill Agent turns it into filters, runs it on paper, and only trades real money when you switch it on. How it works, what it can and can't read, and a rule worth starting from.
The PumpPill Agent is a trading bot you set up by writing one or two sentences. You type the rule the way you'd say it to a friend, it shows you the settings it understood, and it trades that rule on paper until you decide it's good enough for real money. It runs inside the PumpPill trade bot on Telegram and buys Robinhood Chain tokens.
Writing the rule
Open the trade bot, tap 🧠 Agent, and write what you want. For example:
> Buy 0.01 ETH when 3 proven wallets bought the same token in the last day, market cap over $250K, pool over $50K, top 10 under 35%. Sell everything at 3x, stop at -50%. At most 5 buys a day.
The agent turns that into filters it can check on every token, and shows them back to you in plain words before anything runs. If you asked for something it can't read, it says so instead of guessing.
What it can read
Each filter is something PumpPill already measures on Robinhood Chain:
- Who bought: proven wallets (wallets with a record on tokens we could judge), whales by size, FOMO traders, and wallets you follow yourself.
- What the chart is doing: price up over the last hour or day, volume building, more buys than sells, higher lows, a tightening range.
- What the token is: market cap, pool size, age, top-10 share, whether the launch was bundled, whether the developer is clean, and whether it can be sold.
- What X is saying: whether real accounts posted the contract, how many, and whether the project's own account is active.
The agent buys when a token newly passes every filter in your rule. Two safety lines are always on, whatever you write: the token must have been sold successfully by other wallets, and the pool must hold at least $10K.
The exits
Exits are a ladder: take some profit at a target, the rest at another, and a stop that sells whatever is left. "Sell half at 2x, the rest at 4x, stop at -40%" is three rungs. If your rule has no exits, the agent uses your Auto Sell ladder from the bot's settings.
Paper first
Every new agent starts on paper. It records each buy it would have made at the real price, follows the token, and sells on your ladder, so after a few days you can see every trade it took and every one it skipped. Nothing touches your wallet.
When you switch an agent live, it buys from your trade bot wallet with the same size and daily limits you set. The first 7 days of live trading are free. After that, live agents need the $29 a month Agent plan or Premium.
A lesson from our own demo agent
Our first public demo agent bought tokens that were up 25% in the last hour with more buys than sells. Over its first week on paper it stopped out on 13 of 21 trades. Tokens that have already run 25% in an hour are often near the top of that run, and a -40% stop gets hit on the way back down.
The rule above is the one we replaced it with. It waits for wallets with a track record to buy, skips small and bundled tokens, and holds for 3x instead of taking quick profits. It is on paper now, and its trades go on the public leaderboard as they happen, misses included.
Copy a rule instead
Every public agent on pumppill.org/agents has a Copy button. Copying makes a paper agent with the same settings in your bot, and you can change any line before you start it.
What it won't do
It won't trade a token it can't read, and it won't buy below the safety lines. It won't promise a result: a rule that worked last week can stop working this week, which is why every agent starts on paper and every trade it takes stays visible.
Start one in the trade bot: t.me/PumpPill_Trade_Bot, then tap 🧠 Agent.
The lesson is the method. The product is where you apply it.
Paste any Solana or Robinhood Chain contract into the PumpPill trade bot: you get the risk read first, then buy or sell in one tap, with limit orders and auto-sells.