Frequently Asked Questions

Motions is an advanced market making and trading automation tool for decentralized exchanges. It allows you to execute sophisticated trading strategies across multiple wallets, chains, and DEXes while maintaining privacy.

Motions supports Base, BSC (Binance Smart Chain), Ethereum mainnet, Robinhood Chain, and Solana. Every EVM chain routes through Uniswap V2, V3 and V4 plus the major fork routers (PancakeSwap V2 / V3, Aerodrome, SushiSwap, BaseSwap, BiSwap, Thena, UP V2). Solana routes through Jupiter with priority fee handling. Launchpad curves supported: Pump.fun on Solana; Flap portal, Doppler / Bankr hooked V4, Stonk launcher and Pons v2 on Robinhood Chain.

Motions is designed with security in mind. Private keys are encrypted with your keystore password and never leave your local environment. All trades route through audited smart contracts. However, trading always involves risk - use at your own discretion.

Motions costs $599 for 30 days of full access. Pay in the native token of your chain — ETH on Base / Ethereum / Robinhood, BNB on BSC, or SOL on Solana. The exact crypto amount is calculated at the live spot price on the pricing page and matches $599 in every case. There are no hidden fees or additional charges.

Due to the nature of blockchain payments, refunds are not available. Please ensure you understand the tool and its intended use before purchasing access.

Yes, promo codes may have expiration dates and usage limits. Check with the code provider for specific terms. We also offer a free 24-hour trial code for teams evaluating the product — request one from support and redeem it in the payment modal on the pricing page.

Motions supports six chart patterns — range, bull flag, stair-up, stair-down, accumulation, and distribution — plus an Organic Buy Up mode that paints a multi-phase narrative pump with realistic dips and consolidations. Combined with TWAP, jittered, and chaotic timing modes, you can mimic natural trading behavior.

You can generate up to 100 wallets per account. Wallets are distributed across trades to create natural-looking activity patterns.

Slippage is the difference between expected and actual trade prices. Motions allows you to set maximum slippage tolerance (in basis points). Trades that would exceed this limit are rejected to protect you from unfavorable fills.

Yes, Motions supports 8 concurrent strategy slots across all chains. You can run different tokens, patterns, and timing modes simultaneously.

All trades route through an Aggregator contract, appearing on-chain like standard aggregator usage (similar to 1inch). Your wallets never interact directly with DEXes, hiding the connection between them. Multi-wallet distribution adds another layer of obfuscation.

When funded properly (using privacy-preserving methods like CEX withdrawals, bridges, or privacy protocols), your wallets should not show visible connections on bubble map analysis tools.

Yes. All private keys are encrypted with your keystore password using industry-standard encryption. Keys never leave your local environment and are never transmitted to any server.

On EVM chains (Base, BSC, Ethereum), Motions supports Uniswap V2, V3, and V4 protocols, plus compatible forks like PancakeSwap, Aerodrome, SushiSwap, BaseSwap, BiSwap, and Thena. On Solana, swaps route through Raydium and Orca pools via Jupiter aggregation for best execution.

Each chain has configurable gas caps. Motions monitors current gas prices and automatically adjusts. Trades will wait or skip if gas exceeds your configured maximum to prevent overpaying.

Failed trades are logged in the activity section. Common causes include insufficient balance, slippage exceeded, or gas too high. The strategy continues with remaining slices and wallets.

No. Trending Bot and Volume Bot are pay-per-run — anyone can use them without the $599/30-day Market Maker plan. You pay a flat Motions fee per run plus your own on-chain costs.

Trending Bot: $0.02 per transaction (buy + sell each count). A 500-txn run = $10 Motions fee. The rest of your budget is gas.
Volume Bot: 0.1% of the volume you generate. A $100k volume run = $100 Motions fee. The rest of your budget goes to gas, pool fee (auto-detected from your pool), and slippage (~1% roundtrip estimate).

Cost per cycle rises → fewer cycles completed than quoted. The bot runs until the budget is spent. No refund on the Motions fee (upfront), but the run dashboard shows delivered vs target honestly. Set your budget with some buffer if you expect volatile gas.

Yes. Every bot's live-run dashboard has Pause and Stop buttons top-right. Stop finishes any in-flight cycles cleanly, drains the run funder, and returns residual native to your connected wallet. The Motions fee already collected is not refunded (it covered work done up to that point).

Almost always yes. Press Load on the CA — if we can find the pool on DexScreener and route through it, you're good. It won't work on tokens that are unsellable (blacklists, extreme transfer taxes, disabled sells) — those will show up as failed sells during the run.

Common causes: tax tokens that break approvals, anti-bot filters that reject fresh wallets, thin liquidity that pushes slippage past the cap, rug pulls disabling sells mid-run, or MEV bots draining the pool between our buy and sell. We retry each failed sell 3× with alternate routes. If 5 in a row fail, the run auto-halts and notifies you.

Market Maker (Program Trading + Manual Trading, part of the $599/30-day Motions plan) shapes the chart — Range patterns, Bull Flags, Wyckoff Accumulate, direct manual trading, TWAP orders, and continuous two-sided quoting. Trending and Volume Bots don't shape anything — they just fire buys and sells to pump on-chain metrics (unique wallets + tx count) or generate raw dollar volume. Different jobs.

Yes. Every cycle generates a brand-new EOA in server RAM (cryptographic random keypair), funds it, does the buy + sell, drains residual back to the run funder, and discards the key. Same wallet is never reused.

Bubblemaps and similar cluster tools show top holders. Fresh EOAs sell out to zero every cycle, so they never accumulate enough token to appear in top-holder lists. The funding trail from your master wallet to each fresh EOA is discoverable if someone digs into individual txs on a block explorer, but it doesn't show up in standard bubblemap views. If untraceability matters, top up wallets manually from a CEX before running.

Base, BSC, and Robinhood Chain live today. Solana is coming — it needs Jito bundle support and a different fee model, we're building it. Ethereum mainnet is not offered for these bots because gas makes it economically dead (a trending run there would cost 100× a Base run).

No — one signature. When you press Sign & start, you sign one transaction that sends budget + Motions fee from your connected wallet to an ephemeral run-funder wallet we generate for this specific run. That funder covers all the cycles. When the run ends or you stop, residual native is returned to your connected wallet automatically and the funder key is destroyed.

The unspent budget in the run-funder is safe — it's still on-chain in that fresh wallet. On server recovery we drain it back to your connected wallet automatically and mark the run as failed. You don't lose funds. You may lose the Motions fee we already collected for cycles that had already run — contact support with your run ID if you think this was our fault, not the network's.