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# Pump fun Micro Trading Guide

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Pump Micro Trading | Small Amount Orders | Always Displayed on Pump Homepage&#x20;

Micro trading ensures your project will always appear on the Pump homepage by quickly making small amount orders. This attracts more user attention, increases exposure and traffic, and ensures the project's activity and visibility in the market.&#x20;

[Experience Now >>>](https://slerf.tools/en-us/pump-micro-trade/solana)
{% endhint %}

**How to Use the Pump Micro Trading Tool:**

1. **Connect Your Wallet**
2. **Select the Token for Micro Trading**
3. **Import the Micro Trading Wallet and Check the Balance**
4. **Select the Wallet for Micro Trading**
5. **Set the Parameters for Batch Micro Trading**
6. **Start Batch Micro Trading**

**Preparation:**

* A computer or a mobile phone
* Solana wallet ([Phantom wallet installation tutorial](/en/solana-guide/phantom-wallet-installation-guide.md))
* Private key of the wallet for batch trading
* Tokens needed for batch trading
* Some SOL to pay for transaction GAS

**Specific Steps:**

1. **Connect Your Wallet**

Pump fun Micro Trading：<https://slerf.tools/en-us/pump-micro-trade/solana>

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2. **Select the token for micro trading**

If the token is not held in the current wallet, you can search for it using the token contract

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**Import the batch trading wallet and check the balance.**

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3. **Set the parameters for micro trading**

* **Single Trade Amount**: Set an amount range. The program will perform trades with random amounts within this range. Note that the minimum amount must be greater than 0.01 SOL to have a chance of appearing on the Pump fun homepage.
* **Task Execution Interval**: The frequency of execution. The shorter the interval, the higher the probability of appearing on the homepage.
* **Wallet Execution Order**: Execute in the order of imported addresses or in a random order.
* **Jito EVM Tip**: Jito tips can be understood as "bribe" fees users choose to pay to miners to increase the priority of the transaction. The higher the fee, the faster the transaction gets on-chain.

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4. **Start Micro Trading**

After clicking "Start Micro Trading," the program will execute automatically. You can view the transaction logs in real-time.

{% hint style="warning" %} <mark style="color:orange;">Tips：</mark>

When the blockchain is congested, the probability of transaction failure may increase. It is recommended to raise the Jito tip amount to improve transaction speed.
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