A Raydium LaunchLab volume bot places buys and sells on a LaunchLab token from many fresh wallets, so the token records real trades, makers and holders while it is on the curve and after it migrates to a Raydium pool. SolanaVolumeBot routes orders to the LaunchLab curve the token is on and switches to the Raydium pool automatically when the curve completes.
LaunchLab volume bot in short
- LaunchLab is the curve behind Bonk.fun and other Raydium-based launch sites; the session logic is the same for all of them.
- Creators can configure a LaunchLab curve, so two LaunchLab tokens can react differently to the same order size.
- After migration the token trades in a Raydium pool, where slippage depends on pool depth.
- Volume, makers and holders are supported; comments, favorites and follows are Pump.fun only.
- Flat 1% of target volume, from 100 SOL; the fee is not refundable.
What is Raydium LaunchLab?
LaunchLab is the launchpad Raydium runs directly. A token created there starts on a bonding curve, collects funds as people buy, and when the curve target is reached the liquidity is placed into a Raydium pool. Raydium also offers LaunchLab to other platforms, so a token you meet on Bonk.fun and a token created on Raydium’s own launch page can run on the same program.
For a Raydium LaunchLab volume bot that is convenient. The front end the creator used does not matter: if the mint lives on the LaunchLab curve, orders go to that curve, and after graduation they go to the resulting Raydium pool. The console only needs the contract address to work that out.
How is LaunchLab different from Pump.fun?
Two differences matter for a session. First, Pump.fun uses one fixed curve for every coin, while a LaunchLab creator can choose curve parameters, including how much has to be raised before the token graduates. Second, Pump.fun tokens graduate to PumpSwap and LaunchLab tokens to Raydium. Pump.fun also has a reply thread and profiles; LaunchLab does not, so engagement options are locked for LaunchLab mints.
How the graduation target changes order sizing
Because the creator can set the graduation target, check it before choosing the order band. A curve with a low target fills quickly and each order moves the price a lot; a curve with a high target moves less per order but needs much more buying to graduate.
| Curve type | What each order does | Suggested setup |
|---|---|---|
| Low graduation target | Moves price sharply, fills fast | Small band, more wallets, shorter session |
| Typical target | Moderate price impact | Standard 0.1 to 0.3 SOL band |
| High graduation target | Little impact per order | Wider band, longer session to reach migration |
| Already migrated | Impact set by pool reserves | Size the band against pool depth |
On a steep curve keep orders small and add wallets to reach the target volume; each fill then leaves a modest mark and the maker count grows faster. On a flatter curve there is more room, but variance in size still matters more than size, because a trades list where every fill looks alike is easy to spot.
Which Raydium pool does a LaunchLab token migrate to?
When a LaunchLab curve reaches its graduation target, liquidity moves into a Raydium pool and the mint stays the same. The pool type depends on how the launch was configured, so SolanaVolumeBot does not assume one: it looks up the pool that exists for the mint and routes there. Graduation is also the loudest moment a LaunchLab token gets, so a session that follows it avoids handing a quiet chart to the biggest audience it will have. Tokens that migrated earlier are routed to the pool from the first order.
How to set up a Raydium LaunchLab volume bot session
Setting up takes a few minutes: paste the mint, confirm the name and logo, choose a preset, match the band to how steep the curve is and send the fee. Payment is confirmed on-chain and orders begin on whichever stage the token is on.
Paste the mint
Open the console and paste the LaunchLab contract address. Check the name, ticker and logo it returns.
Choose a preset
Launch burst for the first hour, steady climb for a longer build, stealth ladder for small quiet orders, whale cycle for fewer, larger prints.
Match the band to the curve
Small band on steep curves and thin pools, wider band on flat curves and deep pools.
Pay and track
Send the fee to the address shown or scan the Solana Pay QR. The console watches the address and confirms the payment on-chain.
How much does a Raydium LaunchLab volume bot cost?
A LaunchLab session costs a flat 1% of target volume, from 100 SOL (1 SOL), with network fees, priority fees, Jito tips and wallet funding included; the fee is not refundable. The orders are ordinary swaps, so they show on the token page, DexScreener, Birdeye and Solscan by signature. Sizes and fees for any target are on the pricing calculator.
Limits and legality
LaunchLab and Raydium have no comment thread, favorites or follows, so those options are locked. Beyond that the usual limits apply: no guaranteed ranking, no price promise, and wallets made harder to link rather than impossible to link. Engineered trading volume may be treated as market manipulation in some jurisdictions; check the rules that apply to you. Meteora-based launches are covered on the Jupiter Studio and Believe pages.
Questions people actually ask
Does this work for tokens launched on Bonk.fun?
Yes. Bonk.fun tokens run on the LaunchLab curve, so they are handled the same way. The Bonk.fun page has tips for that audience.
Which Raydium pool does the session use after migration?
Whatever pool the token migrated into. The mint stays the same, and the engine routes to the pool it finds for that mint.
How many makers does a LaunchLab token need to graduate?
Graduation depends on how much is raised on the curve, not on maker count. More wallets add makers; net buying moves the curve toward its target.
Does boosting on LaunchLab move the curve faster than on Pump.fun?
It depends on the curve the creator configured. A low graduation target moves more per order than Pump.fun’s curve; a high one moves less.
Can I run a session on a token that graduated weeks ago?
Yes. Paste the mint and the orders go straight to its Raydium pool. Size the band against the pool depth.
How much does a LaunchLab session cost?
A flat 1% of target volume, from 100 SOL. Network fees, priority fees, Jito tips and wallet funding are included.
Start a session on this launchpad
Paste the contract address, set wallets and volume, and see the exact fee before paying. Flat 1% of target volume from 100 SOL, no wallet connection.
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