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Pattern based automated trading across your wallet fleet. Program the shape, walk away, the server executes.
Market Maker is the subscription tier. One flat price, unlimited use across every chain, four program slots per chain. Each program takes a chart pattern, a wallet share of your fleet, a timing mode and a duration. The server executes for you, twenty four seven, with live profit and loss per program.
Each pattern paints a specific chart shape with mixed buy and sell trades, clustered counter trades and varied candle sizes so the chart reads organic, never a pure green pump or pure red dump.
Holds price in a tight band. Equal buys and sells keep the chart flat and alive. Round trip net effect. Use for standard background volume.
Sharp pump (the pole), then a gentle drift down (the flag), then a small recovery. Classic bullish continuation. Ends net accumulate, you finish with more tokens.
Brief markdown drop, long range bound zone where buys quietly outweigh sells, final spring up. Smart money playbook. Net accumulate.
Brief markup, long range bound zone where sells quietly outweigh buys, final break down. The mirror of Accumulate. Net distribute.
Three pump and hold steps painting a staircase up. Each step is a sharp leg followed by a flat consolidation. Net accumulate.
Three dump and hold steps painting a staircase down. Controlled selling with clean shelves between legs. Net distribute.
Mountain shape. Three steps up, then three steps down. Accumulate and distribute in one run. Round trip net effect.
Hands off mode, 1 hour minimum. Composes a random sequence of round tripping sub patterns and defends itself: counter sells 80% of large external buys, switches to a 60 minute defensive Range on large external sells. Built for overnight unattended runs.
Purely reactive market making. Counters every external buy with an 80% sell and every external sell with an 80% buy, with a 50/50 baseline volume between events. Never deviates. Round trip net effect.
Twenty seven phase team accumulation with a scripted narrative arc. Same shape every run, scaled to your budget. Per wallet 3% supply cap keeps holdings distributed. Three variants: Small Dips, Large Dips, Fast Mode.
Time weighted average. Fixed intervals between trades, perfect spacing.
Plus or minus 30% randomisation on intervals. Reads natural. Most common choice.
Plus or minus 60% randomisation, highly irregular spacing. Maximum unpredictability.
Alongside the automated program slots, every chain has a Manual Trading panel for hands on execution that is not tied to any program. Three modes:
One transaction, fires immediately from the Auto wallet or whichever wallet you pick. Best for a quick nudge or an emergency exit.
Splits your total amount into equal slices over the chosen duration and interval. Same side every slice, buy or sell. Even, predictable execution for accumulating without leaving a fingerprint.
Alternates buys and sells at the interval you set, holding price roughly flat. Set buy and sell amounts independently to bias net accumulation or distribution while manufacturing volume.
What share of a chain's wallets a single program uses. Pick 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% per slot. Default is 25%, so four slots at 25% each use the full pool with zero overlap. Two programs sharing wallets cause real problems (budget tracking diverges, token holdings drift, reactive modes trip on each other), so wallet share enforces clean separation.
Aggression sits on top of the buy and sell range. The range bounds every trade. Aggression controls how hard the pattern's heavy phases push against those bounds. Low keeps things soft, Medium is the pattern default, High pushes the heavy phases toward the ceiling. Change aggression to dial punch without changing your bounds.
An optional cap on total native (SOL, ETH, BNB) deployed to buys across a run. The cap counts cumulative spend across every wallet in the pool. Once hit, the bot stops issuing new buys but still runs sells and the balance phase so the run ends cleanly. Available on all patterns except Range (round trip is symmetric, so capping mid run would leave the sell leg unfunded).
Every pattern reacts to large external trades over roughly $200. Reactions vary by pattern.
Can I run more than one pattern on the same token? Yes. Split wallet share between slots so they do not step on each other. E.g. Organic Buy Up on 75%, Range on the remaining 25%.
Do patterns work on high volume tokens? Patterns are tuned to make low volume charts feel organic. On tokens with heavy external flow the pattern will not paint cleanly. Monitor the position and be ready to adjust speed or aggression.
What happens if the server restarts mid run? Programs are persisted server side. On restart they resume from where they left off, wallet keys stay in memory only for the session.
Rapid micro buys from mega batches of fresh wallets. Pumps unique wallet count and transaction count, the two metrics DEX aggregators use to trend a token.
Trending Bot fires micro buys of $0.01 per trade from brand new EOAs every cycle. Each fresh wallet does one buy and one sell, then is discarded. The goal is pure metric pressure. DexScreener, Dextools and GMGN rank tokens on unique wallet count and transaction count, not dollar size, so $0.01 keeps the cost floor at pure gas and maximises wallet count per dollar of budget.
Every cycle generates a brand new EOA in server RAM (cryptographic random keypair), funds it from the run funder, does the buy and sell, drains residual back to the funder, and destroys the key. Same wallet is never reused. On chain, every trade in the run comes from a different wallet.
When you press Sign and start, you sign one transaction sending budget + CLYX fee from your connected wallet to a run scoped ephemeral funder. The funder covers every cycle. When the run ends or you stop, any residual native returns to your connected wallet automatically and the funder key is destroyed. One signature per run, not per cycle.
Mega batches let you fire many wallets in parallel. Pick 5, 10, 15, 20 or 50 wallets per batch. Cadence controls the wait between batches: 10s Rapid, 20s Fast, 30s Medium, 60s Slow. A batch of 10 wallets on Fast means 10 wallets fire, wait 20 seconds, next batch of 10 fires, and so on.
Budget is denominated in the chain's native token. Presets on Base are 0.01, 0.02 and 0.05 ETH, plus a custom field. The bot spends until the budget is exhausted on gas + CLYX fee. Quote panel shows total transactions you will get, dollar spend and estimated run time, computed live from current chain gas price and native token USD price.
Why $0.01 buys and not bigger? Trending metrics count unique wallets and transactions, not dollars. Bigger buys just burn budget faster without moving the metric.
Will these wallets appear on bubblemaps? No. Fresh EOAs sell out to zero every cycle so they never accumulate enough token to appear in top holder lists. The funding trail is discoverable if someone digs into individual transactions on a block explorer, but it does not show up in standard bubblemap views.
What if gas spikes mid run? Cost per cycle rises, fewer cycles complete than quoted. The bot runs until the budget is spent. No refund on the CLYX fee.
Real dollar volume, one wallet at a time. Ten to a hundred dollar trades on a slow cadence so the tape reads organic, not a swarm.
Volume Bot generates real dollar volume through your target pool by cycling one fresh EOA at a time. Buy $X of the token, sell it back to native, next wallet, repeat. Every trade is on chain, every trade counts as real volume. Sequential (one wallet in flight) so the tape looks like organic price discovery, not a coordinated pump.
Pick a per cycle trade size of $10, $25, $50 or $100. Bigger trades mean fewer cycles, faster completion but each cycle costs more. Cadence between trades: 10s Rapid, 20s Fast, 30s Medium, 60s Slow.
When you press Load, we read the pool's actual fee tier from DexScreener, verified against on chain via pool.fee(). Some pools are 0.05%, most are 0.30%, small cap pools are often 1%. The volume you will generate depends heavily on this, so we bake the real number into the quote alongside a realistic slippage estimate.
Budget is denominated in native. Presets on Base are 0.05, 0.10 and 0.20 ETH, plus a custom field. The bot runs until the budget is spent on gas + pool fee + slippage + CLYX' 0.1% fee. Quote panel shows volume generated (the outcome, how much real dollar volume your budget produces), dollar spend and estimated time.
Why sequential and not parallel? Volume is about the tape looking natural. Parallel batches of buys would look like a coordinated pump. One wallet at a time on a slow cadence reads like organic price discovery. Concurrency is locked at one for Volume Bot.
What if a sell fails? We retry each failed sell three times with alternate routes. If five in a row fail, that is a signal the token is broken (tax token, blacklist, mid run rug) and the run auto halts.
Can I stop mid run? Yes. Pause and Stop buttons top right of the live dashboard. Stop finishes any in flight cycles cleanly, drains the funder and returns residual to your connected wallet.
Batch generate up to 200 wallets, funded and swept automatically.
CLYX generates and runs the wallets your programs trade from. They are funded from one place, traded automatically and swept back when a run ends, so there is nothing to unlock before you start and nothing to tidy up after.
In Wallets and Funding, click Create Wallets, name the batch, pick the chain and pick a count anywhere from 1 to 200. Set a password (minimum 8 characters) and an optional password hint. Confirm.
To use a batch for trading or a Market Maker program, you activate it. Click Activate on the batch row. The activation modal asks for your encrypted .mkeys.json file and the password. On success, keys sit in server RAM for the current session only, so trades can execute at speed without you signing every single transaction. Close the session and the keys evaporate. Next time you need the batch, upload and unlock again.
Two ways to fund. Manual: withdraw native (SOL, ETH, Base ETH, BNB, MON) from your CEX accounts straight into each wallet. Full control, best when you already have funds on an exchange. Privacy Funding via ChangeNOW: pay from any supported chain, ChangeNOW delivers native funds to each wallet from independent on chain liquidity, so your wallet pool cannot be traced back to one address. Pick a distribution:
Each wallet keeps a small gas reserve automatically so it can always pay for transaction fees.
When you are done with a launch, the Refund Wallets tab sweeps everything back to a single destination of your choice. Upload your batch file, unlock with your password, pick the destination.
If your funding was privacy preserving, defund the same way. Direct send leaves an on chain trail from every wallet to your destination. ChangeNOW breaks that trail: your wallets pay ChangeNOW, ChangeNOW's liquidity pool pays your destination. Same privacy story on the way out as on the way in.
On Base, BSC, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain, wallets must approve the Universal Router (via Permit2) to spend each token before trading. Use the Approvals section to batch approve across all wallets. On Solana this is not needed, ATA creation is handled automatically by the clyx_router program.
Who holds the keys for program wallets? CLYX does. Programs run unattended across hours and many wallets, so the platform signs for them. Keys are encrypted at rest and you can export an encrypted backup at any time.
How much should I keep in a batch? What a run needs, not what you own. Residual balances sweep back to you when a run ends, so there is no reason to leave funds sitting between runs.
Are batches tied to my connected wallet? Yes. Every batch is bound to the wallet you connected with. Only that wallet can see, activate, fund or refund it. Access checks run server side at every endpoint.
How many wallets can I generate? Between 1 and 200 per batch. You can create multiple batches.
