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# Pump.fun zone

- [AI Auto Launch Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-ai-launch.md): Generate Pump.fun token launch details with AI, review the proposed name, symbol, description and image, then connect a Solana wallet and submit.
- [Pump Launch Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-launch.md): Launch a token on Pump.fun by entering its metadata and social links, reviewing the creator wallet and optional initial buy, then signing the launch.
- [Pump Opening and Buying Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-launch-and-buy-token-solana.md): Launch a Pump.fun token and coordinate opening buys from multiple wallets, configure metadata, wallet funding and buy amounts, then submit the workflow.
- [Pump Launch & Graduation Buy Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-migration-buy.md): Configure buys around a Pump.fun launch or graduation, select participating Solana wallets and amounts, review migration conditions and execute.
- [Pump Bulk Trading Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-volume-bot-solana.md): Run Pump.fun buys and sells across multiple Solana wallets, set trade amounts, timing and repetition, check funding and monitor batch transactions.
- [Pump fun Micro Trading Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-fun-micro-trading-guide.md): Run small Pump.fun trades from selected Solana wallets, configure buy or sell amounts and intervals, verify balances and monitor each transaction.
- [Pump Multi-Address Bundle Buy Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-bundled-buy.md): Bundle Pump.fun token purchases across multiple Solana wallets, configure per-wallet amounts and Jito tips, verify funding and submit the bundle.
- [Pump One-Click Sell Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-bundled-sell.md): Sell a Pump.fun token from multiple Solana wallets in one workflow, import accounts, set sell percentages or amounts and confirm the transactions.
- [Pump Anti-MEV Volume Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/anti-mev-volume-bot.md): Configure Pump.fun anti-MEV volume trades with wallet, amount and timing controls, review SOL funding and Jito tips, then run and monitor the task.
- [Pump New Address Buy Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/maker-buyers.md): Purchase a Pump.fun token from newly generated Solana addresses, choose wallet count and amount settings, fund the task and retain exported keys.
- [Pump New Address Buy (↑Holders)](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/pump-new-address-buy.md)
- [Pump Sell and Bundled Buy Guide](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/sell-and-bundled-buy.md): Coordinate a Pump.fun token sale with bundled purchases from other wallets, set amounts and execution settings, verify balances and run the workflow.
- [Pump Auto Volume Bot](https://docs.slerf.tools/en/pump.fun-zone/auto-volume-bot.md): Automate repeated Pump.fun buys and sells, define wallet, amount, interval and run settings, confirm SOL funding and monitor the volume task.


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