# Anti-MEV Volume Bot Tutorial

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The Anti-MEV Volume Bot feature now supports multiple ecosystems, including **Pump, PumpSwap, Raydium (AMMv4, CPMM, CLMM), Bonk, Bonk-USD1, and Meteora**, making it adaptable to various launch and market-making scenarios.
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**Here’s an example using Pump for a Anti-MEV Volume Bot**：<https://ciaotool.io/en-US/pump/anti-mev>
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### 🛡️ How to Run Anti-MEV Volume Bot？

#### **1. Connect Your Wallet**

* Click **“Select Wallet”** in the top-right corner, select your wallet, and approve the authorization.
* Once your wallet address appears in the top-right corner, the connection is successful.

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#### **2. Open the** Anti-MEV Volume Bot **Interface**

* Navigate to the **Anti-MEV Volume Bot** operation page.

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#### **3. Fill in the Trade Details**

* **Select Token:** Choose a token from the connected wallet or manually enter the token contract address.

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* **Brush Volume Wallet Setup:** Supports two modes (Import wallets via private keys、Use the current wallet）

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Batch import wallets (**Excel / CSV / TXT / JSON**) or manually paste private keys.
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* **Volume Parameters:**
  * Set volume amount (randomization supported)
  * Set task interval (seconds)
  * Set number of runs (**1 buy + 1 sell = 1 cycle**)

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#### **4. Configure Jito and Execute**

* Choose a suitable route or enter a custom tip amount.

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* Click **“Start Volume Brushing”** to begin.

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⚠️ **Note:** Do **not refresh the page** after starting. Refreshing will interrupt the volume task.
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### ❓ Frequently Asked Questions

#### 1. What is a “MEV Volume”?

* [x] **Answer:** A MEV Volume refers to inserting disruptive transactions between the buy and sell addresses, causing disorder in the transaction queue and affecting the intended execution.

#### 2. How does a MEV Volume affect project teams?

* [x] **Answer:** It disrupts the strategy execution order, disturbs market rhythm, and may even lead to failures in market making or token distribution.

#### 3. How to use CiaoTool to prevent MEV Volume?

* [x] **Answer:** By setting the buy/sell order within the same address and defining slippage tolerance, CiaoTool ensures transaction atomicity and execution priority.

#### 4. What role does Jito technology play in preventing MEV Volume?

* [x] **Answer:** Jito can bundle key transactions and send them to the priority pool, enhancing on-chain processing order and preventing queue insertion.

#### 5. Does it support multi-address MEV volume protection execution?

* [x] **Answer:** Yes, it can be combined with batch trading tools to implement multi-address strategy execution and order protection.

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**Note:** CiaoTool is committed to providing convenient tooling services but does not offer any form of investment advice. Platform content may change with product iterations. Users are advised to exercise judgment and stay informed about updates.
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