Solana Volume Bot Development

Build a production-ready volume-generation bot that operates across all DEXs via Jupiter on the Solana network. The bot must:

• Spin up fresh burner wallets, execute configurable buy/sell loops for a target SPL token, then sweep the remaining SOL back to my main wallet at the end of each run.
• Expose clear parameters (total volume, number of trades, runtime window, delay jitter, max slippage) in a simple JSON/CLI or lightweight dashboard so I can adjust behaviour on the fly.
• Route orders seamlessly through Raydium, PumpFun, and any other pools Jupiter aggregates, with no failed transactions, RPC throttling issues, or noticeable lag.
• Log every transaction (signature, block-time, amount, fee) to a local file or Postgres for post-run auditing.
• Include an auto-restart/health-check so the strategy stays live even if a node or RPC endpoint drops.
• Deliver clean, well-commented code (JS, Rust, Typescript or Python web3-py/Anchor client—use whichever you’re fastest with) plus a short README for setup.
- Bot should work like a normal modern volume bot, the core purpose is to generate volume for the token by buying and selling constantly.

Acceptance criteria
– Bot should generate exactly the amount of volume mentioned with the written time frame such as ($1M volume in 25 minutes)
– All SOL successfully consolidated back to my wallet.
– CPU and RAM usage remain stable throughout the run.
– should run extremely smoothly without any kind of errors including RPC error
– Should calculate how much Sol it needs for deposit to start in order to generate specific provided volume in the provided time frame.
– the person should choose how much transactions they want per minute such as ‘20 TXNs/min’
– the person should choose how much total volume he wants such as ‘$500K’
– the bot should have options too such as how much volume it can make at what cost and at how much time. Such as ‘$1M volume in 25min’


Timeline is ASAP. When you reply, attach links or repos that showcase past work on Solana trading, MEV or market-making bots so I can gauge code quality quickly.