Volume Bot on Arc
Arc Volume Bot
Run an automated volume bot on Arc across multiple wallets, with every completed transaction visible in live logs and the budget quoted in USDC.
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Runs completed
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Makers generated
all chains
Gas is charged in USDC as well, since that is Arc's own gas currency, so the platform fee, the trading budget and the network cost are all dollar figures.
The run is fully automated once started; stop it at any point from the panel below the form.
How to use the Arc Volume Bot
- Connect an EVM wallet to Arc
- Enter the token address to trade
- Select the maker count and trade size
- Review the service fee and trading budget, both in USDC
- Click Start Bot and confirm the required transactions
- Watch every completed transaction in the live logs
Benefits of Volume Bot
Automated on-chain swaps
every completed trade is verifiable
Live logs
review the transactions produced during the session
Budget in USDC
the trading budget, the fee and the gas share one unit
Multiple maker wallets
activity is distributed across the configured run
Non-custodial
leftover funds return to your wallet when the run ends
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It runs an automated set of buys and sells from multiple wallets against your token's pool on Arc, once one exists. Each completed transaction is a real on-chain swap.
A platform fee per hundred makers, plus the trading budget you set, both quoted in USDC before you start. Because USDC is also what Arc charges for gas, neither figure is denominated in a token whose price moves.
Yes. The bot needs a supported Arc V3 pool; Argus V4 pools use a different route and are not supported. You can create a Uniswap V3 pool against USDC with the Liquidity Pool tool, and deepen or withdraw it later with Add Liquidity and Remove Liquidity.
Every completed transaction appears in the live logs with a link to Arc Explorer, where you can inspect the wallet and the on-chain swap.
Yes, at any point from the panel below the form, which lists every transaction the run has made so far. Stopping ends the schedule; trades already on-chain stay there.
What a market making bot on Arc is for
Screeners and aggregators rank by activity, not by merit. A token with no trades sits below tokens that have them, however good the project is, because the lists that surface a new token are sorted by volume, maker count and how recently something happened. A market making bot on Arc closes that gap by producing the activity, so the token appears where people are looking.
The trades are real. Each one is an on-chain swap against your pool, signed and settled like any other, and each one appears on Arc Explorer. Nothing is simulated and nothing is reported to a chart that did not happen.
Setting up an Arc market maker bot
Four decisions, and the form asks for them in order: the token to trade, how many maker wallets the run should use, how large each trade should be, and the pace they should arrive at. Nothing runs until you confirm, and the platform fee and the trading budget are both shown in USDC before you start.
Once it is going, the panel below the form lists every transaction the run has produced, each linked to Arc Explorer so a maker wallet and its swap can be inspected one by one. You can stop at any point. The schedule ends, trades already on-chain stay where they are, and whatever is left of the budget returns to your wallet.
What a volume bot for Arc chain does not do
It does not create demand. Volume gets a token in front of people; whether they buy is a different question, decided by the token and everything around it. Treating a run as a substitute for a reason to hold is the most common way the spend is wasted.
It also does not stand in for liquidity. The bot trades against your pool, so the pool has to exist first and has to be deep enough that its own trades do not swing the price on every order. Market making on Arc against a thin pool produces a chart that looks worse than no chart, which is the opposite of the point.
How the automated run works on Arc
The bot schedules an automated run of buys and sells from multiple wallets against your token's pool on Arc, once one exists. Choose the maker count, trade size and pace before starting, then follow every completed swap in the live logs.
Because gas on Arc is USDC, the platform fee and the trading budget are both dollar amounts shown before the run starts, rather than an estimate that depends on a separate native token's price.
Watch how it works