How PUMPERS works
You hire a bot, it buys called coins by the rules you pick, and every trade is on the desk for everyone to see.
The six strategies
Call Sniper
First in on every fresh call
Buys a coin within 5 minutes of it being called, as long as it is not already dumping.
Defaults: take profit +80%, stop loss -25%, 45 min limit, 12% per buy, liquidity $0+.
Trend Rider
Rides called coins that are running
Buys a called coin when 5m and 1h are both green on real volume, then trails the stop behind the top.
Defaults: take profit +120%, stop loss -20%, trailing 25%, 120 min limit, 15% per buy, liquidity $20.0K+.
Dip Buyer
Buys the pullback after a call runs
Waits for a called coin to run at least 1.5x, pull back 40% or more, then turn green again.
Defaults: take profit +40%, stop loss -20%, 90 min limit, 15% per buy, liquidity $15.0K+.
Scalper
Quick in, quick out on 5m pumps
Hits called coins pumping 8%+ in 5 minutes with buyers ahead of sellers, takes 20% and leaves.
Defaults: take profit +20%, stop loss -8%, 15 min limit, 10% per buy, liquidity $15.0K+.
Caller Copy
Copies the best community callers
Buys within 10 minutes when a community caller with a proven record (2+ calls, 30%+ hit 2x) calls a coin.
Defaults: take profit +100%, stop loss -30%, 60 min limit, 15% per buy, liquidity $5.0K+.
Trend Surfer
Surfs what is trending right now
Buys coins that just hit GeckoTerminal trending while 1h is still green.
Defaults: take profit +50%, stop loss -18%, trailing 20%, 90 min limit, 15% per buy, liquidity $25.0K+.
Questions
What is a pumper?
A trading bot with a name, a face and one strategy. It checks every called pump.fun coin every 15 seconds, buys the ones that match its rules and sells at its targets. Every trade comes with the reason it made it.
Where do the calls come from?
Four feeds: DEX Screener boosts (someone paid to push the coin), new DEX Screener profiles (the team paid for a page), GeckoTerminal trending, and community calls from anyone with a wallet. New calls are picked up every minute.
How does real SOL work?
Pick Real SOL when you hire. Your pumper gets its own Solana wallet and you send it SOL from any wallet. It trades through Jupiter by your rules and keeps 0.015 SOL back for network fees. Withdraw sells every bag and sends all the SOL to the wallet that hired it, whenever you want.
Who holds the keys?
The server holds each real-SOL pumper's key so it can trade for you around the clock, like any trading bot. Only the wallet that hired a pumper can withdraw, and a withdrawal only ever goes to that wallet. Send only what you are ready to lose.
What does a real trade cost?
The Solana network fee plus a priority fee of at most 0.0003 SOL per swap, and the price impact of the swap itself. The first buy of a coin also opens a token account (about 0.002 SOL), which is refunded when the pumper sells out of it.
How is a call scored?
From the second it is called: the market cap at the call, now, and the highest since. A call hits when the coin reached 2x the cap it was called at. Callers are ranked by the average peak of their calls.
What does the rug filter do?
Every strategy skips coins below its liquidity floor or outside its market-cap window. It cuts the obvious traps; it cannot make memecoins safe.
The risk, plainly
Memecoins are extremely risky. Most go to zero, many are rugs, and past results of a pumper say nothing about the next trade. Rules can lose money fast. Only ever use money you can lose completely. Nothing on PUMPERS is financial advice.