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Solana Sell and Bundled Buy is a no-code multi-wallet rebalancing tool. It sells a specified token amount from one wallet on Raydium, then buys the same token through multiple wallets in a predefined order. The sell and multi-address buys can execute atomically within the same block, avoiding cross-block delays, reducing external interference, and optimizing token distribution.
Raydium AMM V4, CPMM, and CLMM pools are supported. Users can select the project token to buy and the quote asset used for payment, provided a direct Raydium pool exists between them.
Its key advantage is same-block bundled execution. The token sell and multi-wallet buys execute in a predefined order within the same transaction group, enabling seamless rebalancing through realistic market activity. This avoids cross-block delays, shortens transaction exposure, reduces bot and sandwich interference, and redistributes holdings across multiple wallets.
Enter the exact token amount to sell from the seller wallet. Each buyer wallet can use a separate token purchase amount. CiaoTool calculates the estimated sale proceeds, required buy funds, minimum output, and protocol fees based on the selected Raydium pool, reserve ratio, and liquidity.
With Jito Bundle, the sell and buys within the same transaction group execute atomically in a predefined order within the same block. If any required transaction fails, the entire group will not land. If the number of buyer wallets exceeds the capacity of one Bundle, the task is divided into multiple groups. Separate groups are not guaranteed to enter the same block.
There is no wallet import limit. CiaoTool automatically combines or splits transaction groups based on RPC or Jito capacity. Separate groups are not collectively atomic, but they can shorten the execution window and reduce sandwich risk.
RPC combines the sell and the first wallet’s buy into one atomic transaction. Remaining buys execute sequentially without overall atomicity. The first Jito group supports up to eight buyer wallets, while each following group supports up to ten. Transactions within each group execute atomically in the same block and require an additional Jito tip. Larger tasks are automatically split.
CiaoTool charges a base service fee of 0.0075 SOL per participating buyer wallet. Solana network fees, Raydium protocol fees, and applicable Jito tips are charged separately. All costs, estimated sale proceeds, and expected buy amounts are displayed before execution.
CiaoTool is non-custodial. Seller and buyer private keys are used only in the browser to build and sign transactions. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Before submission, verify the token address, market type, sell amount, buyer order, and all fees. Confirmed on-chain transactions cannot be reversed.
Need help? View the full Solana Sell and Bundled Buy tutorial, or contact us.
Solana Sell and Bundled Buy is a no-code multi-wallet rebalancing tool. It sells a specified token amount from one wallet on Raydium, then buys the same token through multiple wallets in a predefined order. The sell and multi-address buys can execute atomically within the same block, avoiding cross-block delays, reducing external interference, and optimizing token distribution.
Raydium AMM V4, CPMM, and CLMM pools are supported. Users can select the project token to buy and the quote asset used for payment, provided a direct Raydium pool exists between them.
Its key advantage is same-block bundled execution. The token sell and multi-wallet buys execute in a predefined order within the same transaction group, enabling seamless rebalancing through realistic market activity. This avoids cross-block delays, shortens transaction exposure, reduces bot and sandwich interference, and redistributes holdings across multiple wallets.
Enter the exact token amount to sell from the seller wallet. Each buyer wallet can use a separate token purchase amount. CiaoTool calculates the estimated sale proceeds, required buy funds, minimum output, and protocol fees based on the selected Raydium pool, reserve ratio, and liquidity.
With Jito Bundle, the sell and buys within the same transaction group execute atomically in a predefined order within the same block. If any required transaction fails, the entire group will not land. If the number of buyer wallets exceeds the capacity of one Bundle, the task is divided into multiple groups. Separate groups are not guaranteed to enter the same block.
There is no wallet import limit. CiaoTool automatically combines or splits transaction groups based on RPC or Jito capacity. Separate groups are not collectively atomic, but they can shorten the execution window and reduce sandwich risk.
RPC combines the sell and the first wallet’s buy into one atomic transaction. Remaining buys execute sequentially without overall atomicity. The first Jito group supports up to eight buyer wallets, while each following group supports up to ten. Transactions within each group execute atomically in the same block and require an additional Jito tip. Larger tasks are automatically split.
CiaoTool charges a base service fee of 0.0075 SOL per participating buyer wallet. Solana network fees, Raydium protocol fees, and applicable Jito tips are charged separately. All costs, estimated sale proceeds, and expected buy amounts are displayed before execution.
CiaoTool is non-custodial. Seller and buyer private keys are used only in the browser to build and sign transactions. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Before submission, verify the token address, market type, sell amount, buyer order, and all fees. Confirmed on-chain transactions cannot be reversed.