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Current offer: 25% off eligible service fees.
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PumpFun Create, Graduate and Snipe Bot is a no-code token launch tool. It combines Pump.fun token creation, bonding-curve buys, graduation to PumpSwap, and post-graduation sniping in one Bundle, streamlining the complete launch from bonding curve to open-market trading.
It uses multiple wallets to quickly complete the bonding curve, graduate the token to PumpSwap within the same block, and establish positions during the initial migration stage. This helps capture early tokens, distribute initial holdings, shorten the execution window, and reduce bot-sniping risk.
Each authorized wallet can use a separate purchase amount, distributing bonding-curve tokens across different addresses and reducing initial holding concentration. Multi-wallet buying also improves the efficiency of completing the curve and triggering graduation.
The developer buy is an optional purchase made by the connected creator wallet during token creation. It appears as a Dev Buy on Pump.fun and supported analytics platforms. Curve buys are executed by imported wallets on the Pump.fun bonding curve to distribute positions and trigger graduation. The graduation snipe is performed by a separate wallet when the token moves to PumpSwap.
Yes. Token creation, bonding-curve buys, PumpSwap graduation, and sniping execute atomically within the same block in the configured order. If any required transaction fails, the entire Bundle will not land.
Each task supports up to 6 bonding-curve wallets and 1 graduation snipe wallet. The creator wallet can also perform an optional dev buy, allowing up to 8 wallets to participate across different launch stages.
Prepare approximately 86.1 SOL or 12,313 USDC, including Pump.fun bonding-curve fees. Developer and curve-wallet purchases must reach the amount shown on the page to graduate to PumpSwap.
Failure is a normal possibility in on-chain execution. Network congestion, transaction competition, or higher-priority bots may change the bonding curve and expected price, preventing the Jito Bundle from executing as planned. Token creation, purchases, graduation, and sniping are bundled atomically. If any transaction fails, the entire Bundle rolls back without partial completion. Failed Bundles incur no service or network fees. You can resubmit, wait for lower competition, or increase the Jito tip to improve processing priority.
CiaoTool charges a base service fee starting from 0.1875 SOL per participating address. Token launch funds, purchase amounts, Solana network fees, Pump protocol fees, and the Jito tip are charged separately. All service fees, estimated network and protocol costs, and expected transaction results are displayed before submission.
CiaoTool is non-custodial. Imported private keys are used only in the browser to build and sign transactions. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Use dedicated trading wallets and verify the token details, Mint address, quote asset, wallet order, purchase amounts, and all fees before execution.
Need help? View the full PumpFun Create, Graduate and Snipe Bot tutorial, or contact us.
PumpFun Create, Graduate and Snipe Bot is a no-code token launch tool. It combines Pump.fun token creation, bonding-curve buys, graduation to PumpSwap, and post-graduation sniping in one Bundle, streamlining the complete launch from bonding curve to open-market trading.
It uses multiple wallets to quickly complete the bonding curve, graduate the token to PumpSwap within the same block, and establish positions during the initial migration stage. This helps capture early tokens, distribute initial holdings, shorten the execution window, and reduce bot-sniping risk.
Each authorized wallet can use a separate purchase amount, distributing bonding-curve tokens across different addresses and reducing initial holding concentration. Multi-wallet buying also improves the efficiency of completing the curve and triggering graduation.
The developer buy is an optional purchase made by the connected creator wallet during token creation. It appears as a Dev Buy on Pump.fun and supported analytics platforms. Curve buys are executed by imported wallets on the Pump.fun bonding curve to distribute positions and trigger graduation. The graduation snipe is performed by a separate wallet when the token moves to PumpSwap.
Yes. Token creation, bonding-curve buys, PumpSwap graduation, and sniping execute atomically within the same block in the configured order. If any required transaction fails, the entire Bundle will not land.
Each task supports up to 6 bonding-curve wallets and 1 graduation snipe wallet. The creator wallet can also perform an optional dev buy, allowing up to 8 wallets to participate across different launch stages.
Prepare approximately 86.1 SOL or 12,313 USDC, including Pump.fun bonding-curve fees. Developer and curve-wallet purchases must reach the amount shown on the page to graduate to PumpSwap.
Failure is a normal possibility in on-chain execution. Network congestion, transaction competition, or higher-priority bots may change the bonding curve and expected price, preventing the Jito Bundle from executing as planned. Token creation, purchases, graduation, and sniping are bundled atomically. If any transaction fails, the entire Bundle rolls back without partial completion. Failed Bundles incur no service or network fees. You can resubmit, wait for lower competition, or increase the Jito tip to improve processing priority.
CiaoTool charges a base service fee starting from 0.1875 SOL per participating address. Token launch funds, purchase amounts, Solana network fees, Pump protocol fees, and the Jito tip are charged separately. All service fees, estimated network and protocol costs, and expected transaction results are displayed before submission.
CiaoTool is non-custodial. Imported private keys are used only in the browser to build and sign transactions. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Use dedicated trading wallets and verify the token details, Mint address, quote asset, wallet order, purchase amounts, and all fees before execution.