Distribution Report #50469

Sweden, 5th Nov 2026 - PumpCrate has launched a Pump.fun volume bot that drops the pay-per-run model most of the category is built on. Instead of setting up and paying for one job at a time, an operator buys a pot of trading volume once, in SOL, and spends it across as many token launches as they want. The service is live at www.pumpcrate.com.

The packages set the tone. Starter is 2 SOL for 500 SOL of volume, Growth is 5 SOL for 1,200, and Pro is 10 SOL for 3,000. Whichever one an operator picks, the volume is held as a balance tied to their Solana wallet address rather than locked to a single token. It can all go behind one heavy launch or be split into a dozen smaller sessions over the month, and a Growth pack, for instance, could back one big push or twelve separate tokens at 100 SOL each.

Access is built around a wallet sign-in that never asks for control. Connecting lets the panel read only the public address, which is how it knows what balance is stored against it. There is no message to sign, no transaction to approve, and no field anywhere on the site that asks for a seed phrase or private key. Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and more than a dozen other wallets work across desktop and phone, and because the balance follows the address, an operator can sign in from any device and carry on where they left off.

Paying stays just as direct. The panel reserves a payment address, shows the exact amount with a QR code, and turns the package active the moment the transfer confirms on chain. From there, spending the balance means pasting a Pump.fun mint, choosing how much volume it gets, how long it runs, and how many comments, favorites and creator follows to add. Each session draws a minimum of 10 SOL from the balance and can take as much as is left.

Under each run, the engine opens a fresh batch of wallets with uneven funding, so nothing carries over from the previous token, and routes orders through Jito bundles to keep fills landing when the network is busy. If the bonding curve completes partway through a session, trading continues in the PumpSwap pool with the volume that remains, without a restart. An operator can stop a run early and the untraded part returns to the balance, and buying another pack stacks straight onto whatever is already there.

PumpCrate is also built to be checked rather than taken on trust. Every buy, sell and payment is listed in the session history with its transaction signature, so any of them opens on Solscan for inspection. A run raises the signals a coin page is read on, including trade count, unique traders, holders and board activity, while the things it cannot control, such as a trending position or a price, are left to the market.

The tool fits anyone launching on Pump.fun more than once, from a solo creator to a team shipping tokens week after week, since a balance they top up and draw down replaces paying piecemeal every time. PumpCrate's Pump.fun volume bot is available now at www.pumpcrate.com.