Tolly volume

Tolly Volume Bot on Arc

Run real buys and sells on a Tolly token from a fleet of maker wallets, against the locked 1% USDC pool it launched into on Arc.

Total usage

Live

Verify on-chain

0

Runs completed

all chains

0

Makers generated

all chains

Every trade pays the pool’s 1% fee, which is charged by the pool itself and is not a Smithii charge.

Gas on Arc is USDC, so the Smithii fee, the operative deposit and the network cost are all dollar figures shown before you approve anything.

Unspent operative balance is returned to your wallet when the run ends.

How to use the Tolly Volume Bot

  1. Connect your wallet on Arc
  2. Paste the address of your Tolly token
  3. Choose a goal: boost volume, reach a target price, or configure the advanced bot
  4. Set the number of makers and the budget. The cost estimate updates as you type
  5. Approve two transactions: the Smithii fee and the operative deposit
  6. Watch the live logs below the form as the makers trade

Benefits of Tolly Volume Bot

Tradable from block one

no curve to fill before a run

Everything in USDC

fee, deposit and Arc gas share one unit

Real makers

every buy and sell is an on-chain transaction

Live logs

follow the run and stop it whenever you want

If you need more help contact our team

Got questions?

If you need more help contact our team

Yes. A Tolly launch opens its USDC pool in the same transaction that creates the token, so there is no curve phase to wait through and no pool to create first.

Only in the first five minutes, when no wallet may end up holding more than 3% of supply. Maker buys are small by design, so the cap is not normally reached, and it stops applying after the window closes.

A Smithii fee per 100 makers plus an operative deposit that funds the maker wallets and pays gas, both estimated in USDC before you approve anything. The pool’s own 1% fee applies to each trade, and unspent operative funds are returned when the run ends.

Yes. The logs panel below the form has a Stop button, and the History tab lists your previous runs.

Why a Tolly token can be given volume immediately

Most launchpads open with a bonding curve and only become an ordinary pool once enough has been raised. Tolly skips that step. The TollyPad contract mints a fixed supply and puts almost all of it into a Uniswap V3 style pool against USDC with a 1% fee, locked, in the launch transaction itself. From the first block the token has a pool with depth, which is exactly what a volume run needs.

The bot funds a fleet of maker wallets from your operative deposit and trades that pool. Each buy and sell is a real Arc transaction, linked to Arc Explorer in the live logs, and the leftover budget returns to you when the run finishes. What it cannot do is stand in for demand or for depth. A run against a pool that is too thin moves the price on its own orders, which reads worse on a chart than no run at all.

Launch with the Tolly Bundler, accumulate with Tolly Bundle Buy, and exit with Tolly Bundle Sell.