Let's assume a situation where you use the PUMP bundled buying function to buy tokens in multiple addresses, or operate multiple addresses to buy tokens during a pump, and want to sell all the tokens in these addresses. What should you do?

The traditional way is three methods:

  • The first method: Manual selling. Constantly switching wallet operations. This is not only slow but also the bot will be ahead of you, which is not suitable.

  • The second method: Bot selling. Our bot can automate selling, eliminating the hassle of manual operations, but the speed is not fast enough.

  • The third method: Sell after consolidation. Consolidate the tokens into one address and sell them all at once. It sounds suitable, but it’s also troublesome, as there’s an extra step of consolidation.

If you don’t want to use the above methods, you can also choose the one-click selling tool, which can sell all relevant tokens in all wallets at once. Currently, it supports a maximum of 21 addresses at a time, so if you have many wallets, you can import several times.

PUMP one-click bundled selling tutorial.

1. Configure selling parameters.

We open the one-click selling tool of PandaTool, or find the bundled selling button in the official website navigation bar.

After entering the bundled sale page, we fill in the relevant parameters.

  • Pump tokens: Enter the pump token contract address and click query.

  • Token name: Automatically recognized after querying, no need to fill in.

  • Token abbreviation: Automatically recognized after querying, no need to fill in.

  • Jito bundling fee: Default is 0.001 sol. If bundling fails, try increasing the Jito fee (not required for 4 addresses or less, required for more than 4 addresses).

  • Bundled wallet settings: Please note that linked wallets do not participate in bundled sales, and all fees are paid by the first imported address!

After importing the wallet, we click refresh balance, and this is what the page looks like.

From this screenshot, we notice a problem: the first wallet ending with wnnt has a relatively low Sol balance (must be greater than 0.3 sol), unable to pay the sale fee.

Therefore, we need to transfer some sol to the first wallet address.

Once everything is confirmed to be fine, we click on sell now.

  • ☝When only importing four addresses, there is no need to use the Jito bundling function, and the success rate is relatively high. It is recommended to use!

  • ☝A maximum of 21 addresses can be bundled for sale. When exceeding four addresses, the Jito bundling function needs to be used.

  • ☝Due to complex influences such as network environment and Jito nodes, this function may fail. Please confirm as soon as possible.

  • ☝To improve the success rate, please confirm as soon as the wallet pops up.

  • ☝If bundling fails, there are no fees involved. Please try changing the RPC node and consider trying again during periods of lower on-chain activity.

2. Confirm wallet sale.

When we click on sell now, the platform's front end will automatically execute and sell all tokens in the address. Note that it’s a full sale, and you cannot specify a quantity.

Wait for 15 to 30 seconds. If it still hasn't succeeded, it's likely a failure and needs to be resubmitted.

If the sale is successful, the following prompt will appear.

After we click refresh balance, we can see that the balance is 0, indicating that everything has been sold.

The above is the tutorial on bundled selling. With the help of tools, we can better experience the joy of trading.