person-running-fastQuick Warmup

Warmup wallets with transaction history so they don't get marked as fresh.

Warmup builds transaction history on your wallets by running automated buy/sell cycles on random trending pools. This makes wallets look like they've been actively trading before you use them for launches or market making.

How It Works

  1. Select the wallets you want to warm up

  2. Configure volume, delays, and loop count

  3. Start the job

Chipper picks random trending pools and executes buy/sell cycles on each wallet. Each loop is one buy followed by one sell. The system tracks progress per wallet in real time.

Configuration

Volume per Trade

How much SOL each trade uses.

  • Fixed β€” same amount every trade (e.g., 0.01 SOL)

  • Range β€” random amount between a min and max (e.g., 0.005–0.02 SOL)

Delay Between Trades

Time to wait between each trade.

  • Fixed β€” same delay every time (e.g., 5 seconds)

  • Range β€” random delay between a min and max (e.g., 3–10 seconds)

Loop Count

Number of buy/sell cycles per wallet. Range: 1–1,000.

Tip

Priority fee for transactions. Set to 0 for no tip, or minimum 0.002 SOL if using a tip.

Use Axiom

Route trades through Axiom for richer transaction history. Incurs additional fees.

Job Lifecycle

Jobs go through these states:

  • Pending β€” created, waiting to start

  • Running β€” actively trading

  • Paused β€” temporarily halted, can be resumed

  • Completed β€” all loops finished

  • Cancelled β€” stopped by user

  • Failed β€” encountered an error

You can pause, resume, or cancel jobs at any time. Completed trades aren't affected by cancellation.

Progress Tracking

Each job shows:

  • Overall completion percentage and ETA

  • Total buys, sells, and volume

  • Per-wallet breakdown: loops completed, buy/sell counts, last transaction, errors

Progress updates in real time.

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