Straight answers, grouped by product.
Base, BSC, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Solana. EVM chains route through Uniswap V2, V3, V4 and every major fork (PancakeSwap, Aerodrome, SushiSwap, BaseSwap, BiSwap, Thena). Solana routes through Jupiter via the clyx_router on chain program. Launchpad curves: Pump.fun (Solana), Four.meme (BSC), Flap, Doppler, Stonk, Pons v2 (Robinhood Chain).
Trading wallets are generated and run by CLYX, funded from one place and swept back when a run finishes. Fund only what a run needs — the residual returns to you at the end. Trading always carries market risk, use at your own discretion.
included in your plan, the lowest on chain. Fees are baked into the swap and shown in the quote before you sign.
Yes. Market orders route through the best pool right now. Limit orders sit server side and fire when your price is hit, on any chain, on any pool.
Yes. Buy All and Sell All fire every wallet in your active batch in one hit. EVM chains fan out one transaction per wallet in parallel. Solana lands the whole batch as atomic Jito bundles, every fill in the same slot or none at all.
Yes, on every trade by default, no toggle needed. Ethereum routes through Flashbots, BSC through the 48 Club relay, Base and Robinhood Chain are sequencer ordered with no public mempool, and Solana submits direct to the current leader. A Settings switch lets you prefer raw speed over relay protection on Ethereum and BSC.
Named chart patterns: Range, Bull Flag, Step Up, Step Down, Wyckoff Accumulate, Wyckoff Distribute, Stair Cycle, Volume Mirror, Night Mode and Organic Buy Up (Small Dips, Large Dips, Fast Mode). Combined with TWAP, jittered or chaotic timing so the tape reads real.
Four program slots per chain. Wallet share (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) keeps parallel programs cleanly separated so they never step on each other.
Up to 200 wallets per chain, per program.
Yes. Volume Mirror counters every external trade with an 80% opposite. Night Mode counter sells 80% of external buys and switches to defensive Range for 60 minutes on external sells. Bull Flag, Wyckoff and the step patterns counter sell 50% of external buys and pause on external sells. Range and Organic Buy Up do not counter trade (OBU pauses entirely on external buyers and resumes when they have fully sold).
An optional cap on total native deployed to buys across a run. Cumulative across every wallet, not per wallet. Once hit, new buys stop but sells and balancing continue so the run ends cleanly. Available on every pattern except Range.
Due to the nature of on chain payments, subscription refunds are not available. If you want to trial the product first, request a 24 hour trial code from support and redeem it in the payment modal on the pricing page.
Fires $0.01 micro buys from brand new EOAs every cycle. Each fresh wallet does one buy plus one sell, then is discarded. Goal: pump the two metrics DEX aggregators (DexScreener, Dextools, GMGN) use to rank trending, unique wallet count and transaction count.
Trending metrics count wallets and transactions, not dollars. Bigger buys burn budget faster without moving the metric.
$0.02 per transaction, flat. Each cycle is one buy plus one sell, so $0.04 per cycle. A 500 transaction run is $10 CLYX fee, the rest of your budget is gas.
Base, BSC and Robinhood Chain live today. Solana coming (needs Jito bundle support and a different fee model). Ethereum mainnet is not offered because gas would make a trending run cost roughly 100 times a Base run.
Yes. Every cycle generates a brand new EOA in server RAM (cryptographic random keypair), funds it, does the buy plus sell, drains residual back to the run funder, and destroys the key. Same wallet never reused.
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 appear in standard bubblemap views.
Generates real dollar volume through your pool by cycling one fresh EOA at a time. Buy $X of the token, sell it back to native, next wallet, repeat. Sequential (one wallet in flight) so the tape looks like organic price discovery.
0.1% of volume generated. For every $100k of real volume, CLYX takes $100. Fair and linear, smallest fee in market for a real volume product.
Volume is about the tape looking natural. Parallel batches 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.
Base, BSC and Robinhood Chain live today. Solana coming. Ethereum mainnet not offered.
When you press Load we read the pool's actual fee tier (0.05%, 0.30%, 1% depending on the pool) and bake it into the quote alongside a realistic slippage estimate. Volume generated depends heavily on this.
We retry each failed sell three times with alternate routes. If five in a row fail, the token is likely broken (tax token, blacklist, mid run rug) and the run auto halts.
Between 1 and 200 per batch. You can create multiple batches per chain.
CLYX generates them when you create a batch and holds them so your programs can trade unattended. They are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. You can export an encrypted backup file at any time.
Every batch file downloads as CLYX_WALLETS_<batchname>_<chain>_<date>.mkeys.json. Makes it easy to find, group and back up your batch files. On browsers with File System Access API you get a folder picker so you can save straight into a CLYX_WALLETS directory.
Two ways. Manual: withdraw native from your CEX accounts straight into each wallet. Privacy Funding via ChangeNOW: pay from any supported chain, ChangeNOW delivers native funds from independent on chain liquidity so your wallet pool cannot be traced back to one address. Distributions: even, increasing or custom per wallet.
Refund Wallets tab. Upload your batch file, unlock with your password, sweep everything to one destination. Direct send is fast and just costs gas. Via ChangeNOW is privacy preserving and lets you convert to any token on the way out.
To use a batch for trading or Market Maker programs, you activate it. Upload your .mkeys.json file and type your password. Keys sit in server RAM for the current session only so trades execute at speed. Close the session and the keys evaporate.
CLYX does. Programs run unattended across hours and many wallets, so the platform signs on your behalf — that is what makes a market maker work without you sitting over it. Keys are encrypted at rest and you can export an encrypted backup whenever you want. Fund a batch with what a run needs rather than treating it as storage.
Public wallet addresses (which are public on chain anyway), the batch name you chose, and the link from the batch to your connected wallet. Nothing else.
There is no recovery. We have no key material to recover from. Back up the file, remember the password. Those two things are the only path to your funds.
Trending Bot and Volume Bot generate a wallet scoped to that run, which you fund with one signature. It holds only that run's budget, each cycle trades from a fresh wallet of its own, and the residual sweeps back to you when the run finishes.
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.
In the native token of the chain you pay on. ETH on Base, Ethereum or Robinhood; BNB on BSC; SOL on Solana. Amount is calculated at the live spot price at the moment of payment and always equals $599.
Yes. Promo codes may have expiration dates and usage limits. There is also a free 24 hour trial code available for teams evaluating the product, request one from support and redeem it in the payment modal.
Upfront. When you press Sign and start, you sign one transaction sending budget + CLYX fee to a run scoped ephemeral funder. The fee is skimmed on the first cycle. When the run ends or you stop, any residual returns to your connected wallet automatically.
