Question 1

What does PumpStriker do?

Accepted Answer

PumpStriker is self-hosted Solana memecoin trading software with two programs. The Engine watches what wallets GMGN labels smart money or KOL are buying, runs safety checks and grades each signal A, B or C. The Telegram bot shows those signals in your private chat and trades from your own wallets when you tap, or within the auto-buy and exit rules you switch on.

Question 2

Who makes PumpStriker?

Accepted Answer

Bathyr Devs, founded by the developer Mezyan D. You can reach Bathyr Devs on Telegram at t.me/BathyrDEV and by email at bathyrdev@pumpstriker.fun.

Question 3

How long does setup take?

Accepted Answer

We do not quote a setup time until it has been measured on a clean install. The setup guides take you through each step, and the purchase includes a 30-minute onboarding session in case you get stuck.

Question 4

Is PumpStriker a subscription?

Accepted Answer

No. PumpStriker is a one-time payment of $350, with no monthly or yearly plan to renew. Updates are part of the purchase.

Question 5

What other costs should I expect?

Accepted Answer

You pay Solana network and priority fees, Helius Sender tips when Anti-MEV is on (0.0002 SOL per transaction sent that way), venue fees, and any paid plan you choose with third-party services. Your GMGN, Helius and Jupiter keys are your own accounts, so their plans and limits apply. Creating the Telegram bot with BotFather is free.

Question 6

How does a wallet get into the bot?

Accepted Answer

You import one or let the bot generate one. To import, paste a base58 private key into your private chat with your own bot; the bot deletes that message at once and shows only the public address. Generate New shows the new private key once in that chat, so save it offline and delete the message. Either way the key passes through your Telegram chat once, so use a dedicated trading wallet.

Question 7

How many wallets can the bot hold?

Accepted Answer

Up to three. You can import or generate wallets, rename them, pick a default, see SOL and wSOL balances, wrap and unwrap wSOL, send SOL and remove a wallet. Sending SOL and removing a wallet take effect at once, with no confirmation step, so check the address and the wallet before you tap.

Question 8

Who can send commands to my bot?

Accepted Answer

Only your own Telegram account. The bot answers only its owner and only in a private chat; groups, edits, channel posts and inline queries are ignored, and forged buttons are refused. Protect that Telegram account with two-step verification, and treat your bot token like a private key.

Question 9

Is the link between the Engine and the bot open to the internet?

Accepted Answer

No. The Engine and the bot talk over a link that listens only on 127.0.0.1, the machine itself, and needs a shared secret of at least 32 characters. Browser origins and non-loopback hosts are refused. The local dashboard is served on the same machine, so keep its port closed to the internet.

Question 10

Can I read the bot's source code?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The bot's full source code comes with your download under the MIT licence, so you can read it before you trust it with a wallet. The bot is provided as is, without warranty.

Question 11

Where does PumpStriker get its data?

Accepted Answer

From the GMGN OpenAPI, with your own GMGN API key: trade feeds, token facts, security checks, pools and price candles. It is the Engine's only token-data source, and GMGN allows one consumer per IP address.

Question 12

What starts a signal?

Accepted Answer

At least three distinct tracked smart-money or KOL wallets buying one token inside a trailing 30-minute window, plus real size (at least 20 SOL bought) or a strong buying burst (5-minute volume at least 0.15 of 1-hour volume). The token must also be on a supported launchpad, pass a fresh-price check and fail no safety kill.

Question 13

Which launchpads does PumpStriker cover?

Accepted Answer

Pump.fun (including PumpSwap and Mayhem launches), Bags, LetsBonk and Jupiter Studio. Mayhem-mode tokens are then removed by a safety kill, and a token known to be more than a day old on its curve or pool is dropped.

Question 14

Does grade A mean a better token?

Accepted Answer

No. A grade is a sorting label frozen at the decision. It records which safety checks a signal passed, such as the liquidity, price-drop and run-up checks and the market-cap band. It does not describe how a token will move afterwards.

Question 15

What do the ULTRA and STRONG tiers mean?

Accepted Answer

They are score tiers from published point rules. A signal needs a score of 85 or more: STRONG covers 85 to 89 and ULTRA 90 to 99. A token below 85 (STRONG 80 to 84, WATCH 70 to 79 or NONE) is not a signal and never reaches Telegram. Score and tier are frozen the first time the fire line is met.

Question 16

How many signal cards can arrive at once?

Accepted Answer

At most 8 signal cards per 10 minutes. The rest wait and none are dropped; cancels and alerts are not paced. A signal older than 10 minutes when it reaches the bot is neither shown nor bought.

Question 17

Do the signal rules change on their own?

Accepted Answer

No. The Engine applies fixed, published rules, and the rules are versioned; nothing adjusts itself. Every token gets exactly one frozen decision, stored with its inputs, sources, data ages and rule version, so it stays auditable and can be replayed.

Question 18

What is on the local dashboard?

Accepted Answer

The Engine serves a dashboard in your browser on the same machine: a Live Feed of signal cards, a Signals list with search, grade filters and CSV download, an Engine health page, the Hall of Fame and Winners pages, and CSV exports with each value's source and age. The Wallet and Recover SOL pages need setup.

Question 19

What does safety pending mean?

Accepted Answer

Some core safety data was unknown when the Engine decided: mint authority, freeze authority, sell tax or the top-10 holder share. The signal then gets grade C, which closes every auto-buy tier and is hidden in Telegram at the default setting. A check with missing data is marked unknown, never safe.

Question 20

What happens when other safety data is missing?

Accepted Answer

Unknown honeypot, cannot-sell, blacklist, dev-wallet, wash-trading or Mayhem checks are recorded as data gaps and re-checked for 5 minutes after the signal. If one of them now fails, one cancel goes out and a position that auto-buy opened in that token is sold. An unknown value never kills a token by itself.

Question 21

What is the hard-rug exit?

Accepted Answer

A sudden collapse between two closely spaced price checks triggers an immediate full sell; for your own buys this is 40% between checks up to 60 s apart. It is always kept, even when you set your own exit plan per grade.

Question 22

What protects a manual buy?

Accepted Answer

Every buy from /buy, a pasted address or a token card gets a floor 25% below the first price the exit engine reads, plus the hard-rug exit. A Buy tap on a signal card follows that signal's exit plan instead. You can add your own take-profit, stop-loss and trailing-stop orders in /orders.

Question 23

Which outside data do the checks rely on?

Accepted Answer

Third-party data: GMGN for token facts and security checks, Solana RPC providers for balances and confirmations, and Jupiter for routes and quotes. Data can be missing, late or wrong, and a token can change faster than any check, so no tool can remove rug risk.

Question 24

Is auto-buy on by default?

Accepted Answer

No. Auto-buy is off out of the box and starts in dry run, which runs virtual positions on real quotes and never sends a transaction. It is an experimental, opt-in beta, and manual trading works normally either way.

Question 25

What does auto-buy need before it can buy for real?

Accepted Answer

A passing test result for the strategy you choose, then a typed confirmation within 5 minutes. A new install has no verdict yet: the earliest pass can come after your own Engine has measured at least 150 go-live decisions over at least 4 days. Live mode switches itself off if that result is withdrawn, and the BOT_DRY_RUN safety setting, on by default, blocks live sends until you set it to 0, false, no or off.

Question 26

What limits apply to live auto-buys?

Accepted Answer

By default: 3 buys per rolling hour, 20 per rolling 24 hours, a daily SOL cap, 5 open signal positions, a 0.03 SOL reserve, a 15% price-impact cap, a 5-second stale-price guard and one auto-buy per token, ever. If the wallet balance cannot be read, the buy is skipped. The caps are set in your own configuration, and a value above a default is accepted and logged as a deviation.

Question 27

When does auto-buy pause itself?

Accepted Answer

After 3 failed buys in a row, when the last 50 verified closed signal trades fall below the rolling threshold, or after 10 or more live buys with no successful sell for over 30 minutes. An unreadable caps file holds auto-buy for 24 hours.

Question 28

How are auto-bought positions sold?

Accepted Answer

By the same exit engine that watches every position: it sells when a stop, a target or a trailing stop hits, following the default exit plan or your own plan for that grade. If the Engine withdraws a signal, a position that auto-buy opened in it is sold; your own buys are never touched.

Question 29

How does PumpStriker route a trade?

Accepted Answer

A token still on the pump.fun bonding curve is traded directly on pump.fun, with the transaction built locally, checked and simulated before signing. Everything else goes through Jupiter. A route refused before signing falls through to the next one, and each trade is sent once.

Question 30

Is every trade checked before it is signed?

Accepted Answer

Every buy and sell is checked against what you asked for and simulated before it is signed. Send SOL, wSOL wrap and unwrap and rent-reclaim transactions are sent without this check. After sending, fills are read from the chain, not from the quote.

Question 31

Does the bot ask me to confirm a manual buy?

Accepted Answer

No. A manual buy or sell is sent when you tap, without a confirmation step, and /buy has no maximum amount, so check the amount first. Before sending, the bot checks that your SOL covers the amount plus 0.01 SOL, and it refuses a second buy of a token you already hold on that wallet unless you turn on Duplicate Buy.

Question 32

Can I trade a token that did not come as a signal?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Paste any Solana token address into the chat for a token card with its name, market cap, liquidity and venue, each with its age, plus buttons to buy, sell, add a take-profit, stop-loss or trailing stop, or research it. Unknown values show a dash, never 0. Token cards need the Engine.

Question 33

What is the default exit plan?

Accepted Answer

Signal positions follow the default plan unless you set your own per grade: the hard-rug exit, a rug stop at 0.62x of entry while the peak is under 1.5x, take-profits that sell 30% at 2x, 30% at 3x and 20% at 5x of the original position, a trailing stop armed at a 1.5x peak that exits at 60% of the peak, and a 6-hour maximum hold.

Question 34

Can I set my own take-profit and stop-loss?

Accepted Answer

Yes. With Auto-Sell by Grade you set a stop-loss, up to 3 take-profits, a trailing stop and a maximum hold for each grade, and the hard-rug exit is always kept. On manual positions you can add your own take-profit, stop-loss and trailing-stop orders, active for 1 to 96 hours, and manage them in /orders.

Question 35

What happens if a sell does not land?

Accepted Answer

The bot checks whether a sell landed before any retry, so nothing is sold twice. Take-profit sells retry with step-by-step higher slippage up to your limit, while protective exits prioritise getting out and may sell at a much worse price than the trigger. If selling keeps failing, the bot cools down, re-checks and alerts you.

Question 36

How do I request a refund?

Accepted Answer

Use the refund form on pumpstriker.fun/refund. If you attach a bot log, never include your .env file, wallets.json or your data folder: we never need your keys.

Question 37

How do I get help with setup?

Accepted Answer

Start with the setup guides. The purchase includes a 30-minute onboarding session, and you can reach Bathyr Devs on Telegram at t.me/BathyrDEV or by email at bathyrdev@pumpstriker.fun.

Question 38

How do I know I am dealing with the real PumpStriker?

Accepted Answer

The official website is pumpstriker.fun, the official Telegram is t.me/BathyrDEV, the email address is bathyrdev@pumpstriker.fun and the YouTube channel is @BathyrHunter. Payment goes only through the checkout on pumpstriker.fun, and Bathyr Devs never asks for your private key or seed phrase.

Question 39

Will Bathyr Devs ever ask for my private key or seed phrase?

Accepted Answer

No. Bathyr Devs never asks for your private key or seed phrase, and support never needs them. Only your own bot's /import step, in your private chat, takes a key. Anyone else who asks for one is running a scam.

Question 40

Does PumpStriker promise any trading result?

Accepted Answer

No. A signal or grade is information, not a prediction, and no tool can make an outcome certain. Memecoins are extremely high-risk and can move very fast in either direction, so only trade with money you can afford to put at risk. Anything promising guaranteed returns is a scam.

Price	$350 once. No subscription and no PumpStriker token.
Payment	USDC or USDT on Solana, only through the checkout on pumpstriker.fun.
Where it runs	Your own computer or VPS: the PumpStriker Engine and the Telegram bot.
Your keys	Stored encrypted only on your machine; every trade is signed there.
Signals	Graded A, B or C by fixed, published rules. A grade is information, not a forecast.
Auto-buy	Experimental and opt-in: off by default, dry run first, inside caps.Beta
Refund	48 hours, if the software does not run on your machine after the 30-minute onboarding. Trading results are not covered.
Official contact	t.me/BathyrDEV on Telegram and bathyrdev@pumpstriker.fun.

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