How to use the PumpPill Trade Bot
You buy a coin, then you sit up watching the chart, wondering when to sell. The PumpPill Trade Bot lives in Telegram as @PumpPill_Trade_Bot. It reads a coin, buys it, and sets your exits on the price you paid, on Robinhood Chain and on Solana. This lesson walks through the first trade, the Scan, the exits on each chain, the two opt-in features, the fee, and withdrawing.
What it is
A Telegram bot with a wallet for each chain. On first use it offers Generate wallet or Import wallet. Generate makes a Robinhood Chain wallet and shows its private key once; the Solana wallet is made from the Solana screen. /export shows either key again after a warning and a tap, and the message deletes itself after sixty seconds.
There is no subscription. A small fee comes out of each trade, shown on the Bought message.
How to use it
- Open @PumpPill_Trade_Bot in Telegram and press Start. Tap Generate wallet (or Import wallet) and back up the key it shows.
- Fund the wallet from the address on the Wallet screen: ETH for Robinhood Chain, SOL for Solana.
- Paste a contract. The token card comes back with the price and three Buy sizes, set once in Settings and kept apart per chain.
- Tap Scan on the card before you buy; the read comes back as a reply under the token. You get three fresh scans a day, twenty as a linked Premium member. A read PumpPill already holds does not count against that; a fresh scan that fails does.
- Tap a size. The bot buys and replies "Bought"; on Robinhood Chain a second message, "Auto-Sell armed", lists the take-profit steps on the price you paid.
- Open Positions for what you hold and your entry; Orders for each armed step, which you can cancel one at a time or as a ladder.
- To sell by hand, use /sell and tap a position for its sell buttons, in percent.
- To take money out, tap Withdraw on the home screen. The bot asks for the destination address, then "How much ETH? Send a number, or all", then shows the amount and address with Confirm send and Abort. On Solana, tap Withdraw on the Solana screen for the same three steps in SOL.
How to read what it shows
The Scan reply. The first line answers two questions: "Early?" and "Risk". Then the Contract line (what the contract lets its owner do), the Launch buyers line (whether the first buyers have sold), Smart money (whether tracked wallets were seen buying), Holders (the count and the top ten's share), and a count of what the scan could not read.
The X line. The same reply says who is posting the coin on X: how many real accounts posted the contract, their reach, when the first post was, and how many bot or shill accounts were filtered out. On Solana the scan adds the developer's record and GMGN's checks.
The exits. The default ladder sells fifty-five percent when the price doubles, ten percent each at 3x, 5x, 8x and 10x, and leaves five percent to ride. Each target is measured from the price you paid, not from a chart. You can change any step, add a stop-loss, and set a target as a percent gain, a multiple, or a market cap.
The two chains differ in when the ladder arms. On Robinhood Chain, Auto Sell is on by default for every account and the ladder arms the moment the buy lands. On Solana, the ladder arms on the buy when Auto Sell is on for your bot account, which it is once you have a Robinhood Chain wallet in the bot and have not switched it off. Trade only Solana, with no Robinhood Chain wallet here, and nothing arms on its own; every held Solana token shows an "Arm Auto-Sell ladder" button that does it in one tap.
Auto-buy (opt-in). You set the filters, size and daily limit on a table built in Customize on the site, then switch it on or off in the bot under Auto-buy. It buys a token once, the first time it passes every filter. Switching on starts fresh: tokens that already pass at that moment are not bought.
FOMO alerts (opt-in). The FOMO app's public feed shows large buys. Turn FOMO alerts on under Settings and the bot sends one message when at least your chosen number of different FOMO traders (three, five or eight) buy the same token inside an hour, under the market-cap ceiling you pick, on the chains you pick. The ceiling is one of $100K, $250K, $500K, $1M, $2M or $5M, and starts at $2M. One alert per token per day. Off by default.
Also on the card. DCA splits one buy into slices over time, with a summary first. Limit and trailing buys, and copying a wallet's buys at your size, are on Robinhood Chain. Position alerts message you when a position is up 50, 100 or 200 percent or down 30 percent from your entry.
What it does not tell you
A Scan reads the token at that moment. It does not predict the price, and a clean read is not a reason to buy.
The bot does not pick tokens. Auto-buy buys what passes your filters, and FOMO alerts report what FOMO traders did; neither says a token will go up.
The ladder sells at targets measured from your entry; it cannot know where the peak will be, and the five percent left to ride may ride down.
The bot keeps your private key encrypted so it can sign the trades you ask for, and decrypts it only at trade time. The backup is yours: the key is shown once when the wallet is made and again through /export, and the bot will never ask you for it. Lose your Telegram account without that backup and there is no other way into the wallet.
Try it
Open /bot to see the three real screens of one trade, then open @PumpPill_Trade_Bot in Telegram and paste a contract. Tap Scan before you tap a size.
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