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A market maker for your Solana token

Voltron Markets quotes both sides of your token around the live price, buys when outside traders push it down and sells when they push it up. Every fill is a real swap against someone else’s liquidity.

Invite-only beta. Sign in with Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. No email, no password.

How the market maker quotesAn illustrative price line moving between a bid line below it and an ask line above it. The engine buys 4 times where the price touches the bid and sells 3 times where it touches the ask.Ask: sells hereMarket priceBid: buys hereEngine boughtEngine sold
An illustration of the mechanism, not a record of a real market.

How it works

  1. Sign in with your wallet

    Your Solana wallet is your account. Signing in is a free signature on a plain message, not a transaction.

  2. Create a trading wallet and fund it

    The engine generates a wallet for your account. Send it SOL and some of your token: a market maker needs both sides to quote.

  3. Choose how it should trade

    Start from a preset, a balanced market maker, a tighter or wider one, or a scheduled buy or sell, and set your own limits on size, slippage, daily spend and daily loss.

  4. Watch it, stop it, take your funds back

    Every order, fill and refusal is logged with its reason. One button stops all trading. Withdrawals go back to the wallet you signed in with, whenever you want.

What it will not do

Most tools sold for token volume trade a token with itself and call it activity. This one is built so that it cannot.

It never trades with itself

All of your wallets count as one owner. The engine will not buy from a pool it just sold into at no better a price, and it refuses routes through pools you control.

It never passes tokens in a circle

Buying and selling back and forth without a real change in price is detected as churn. When it adds up, trading stops and stays stopped until you look.

It never dresses up the numbers

Volume you see in the console is swaps this engine made against outside counterparties, shown apart from the rest of the market. Transfers between your own wallets are counted as nothing.

It never shares a token between accounts

One account manages a token at a time, so two accounts cannot trade the same token against each other.

Pricing

Three ways to pay, all in SOL, all for the same product. Pick one after you sign in.

Pay per trade

1% of each swap

Nothing up front. 1% of the SOL side of every swap your strategies make is sent to Voltron Markets in the same transaction. No trades, no charge.

Monthly

3 SOL per 30 days

Unlimited trading with no per-trade fee. It does not renew by itself: nothing is ever pulled from your wallet.

Lifetime

10 SOL once

One payment, no per-trade fee, no renewals.

Network fees and the liquidity pools’ own swap fees are separate and are paid on-chain by your trading wallet, on every plan.

Custody, plainly

What Voltron Markets holds

To place orders for you around the clock, the engine holds the keys of the trading wallets it creates for your account. They are encrypted at rest and never shown in logs or stored in the database. This is a custodial service for the funds you put in those wallets. Fund them with what you intend to trade, not more.

What stays with you

Your sign-in wallet never leaves your hands. It is the only address withdrawals can go to, and a fresh signature from it reveals the key of any of your trading wallets, so you can always leave with your funds, including while trading is paused or a plan has lapsed.

What can go wrong

Market making loses money when a price moves one way and does not come back. Limits reduce that risk; they do not remove it. This is beta software, offered without any promise of profit, and nothing here is financial advice. Whether you may use a service like this depends on where you live.