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BotInu Studio is not a fund, a market-maker desk, or a room that takes your keys and promises to “handle it.” We build software for creators and the operators around them — founders, community leads, treasurers — who need the same instruments the large rooms use, without handing the wallet to someone else.

The name is a joke that became a workshop. Bot for the work. Inu for the mark you already know. Studio because this is a bench, not a black box. You bring a token, a pair, a list of addresses. You sign. The chain fills.

We started from a simple irritation: the tools that keep a live pair honest — volume that is actually traded, makers that are actually unique, holders that actually hold, a last-trade clock that actually ticks — lived behind closed doors or behind custodial bots. The people building the project were asked to trust a stranger with the bag. That is not a studio. That is a middleman.

So we built the opposite. Everything here runs in your browser. Worker keys are born here, encrypted here, and never posted to a server of ours. Platform fees, when they apply, are transfers you approve. If you close the tab, the run stops. That is the contract.

If you have launched a token, you already know the shape of the night. The pair is live. DexScreener is quiet. The last trade is twenty minutes old. Holders look thin. Someone in the group chat says you need a bot. Someone else has a Telegram that will “run volume” if you send the private key.

That is the room we walked into. Not a cartoon of greed — a practical problem. Trackers only count what the chain shows. Charts only move when someone trades. A project that is actually being built still has to look alive on the same screens everyone else is watching. The large rooms solved this years ago, with desks and inventory and people whose only job is to keep a book breathing.

Creators were offered a worse version of the same idea: give us the key. We will press the buttons. Trust us. The failure mode is obvious. Keys leave. Funds leave. The story you told your community becomes someone else’s inventory.

BotInu exists because that trade is a bad one. The work is real. The custody should not be.

Every serious tool in BotInu ends the same way: a transaction appears in the wallet you already use — MetaMask, Rabby, Trust, Coinbase, or a local key you generated here — and you approve it, or you do not.

Worker wallets are ephemeral. They are generated in this browser from a mnemonic or a key you control. They get funded from the wallet you connected. They swap, bid, or send. They can be exported as CSV if you want to sweep later. They are not held in a BotInu hot wallet. There is no BotInu hot wallet.

This is slower than a custodial bot. That is the point. Speed that requires you to surrender the key is not speed. It is a loan against your own project.

Read that again if you are deciding whether this studio is for you. If you need someone else to sign, this is the wrong house. If you want the bench, the instruments, and the authority to stay where it belongs, keep reading.

A studio is a collection of tools that share a language. Ours is a token contract, a network, and a connected wallet. You paste a CA, pick Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, or Robinhood, and the same guided shape repeats: token, setup, run.

The bench splits the work. DEX bots keep a pair breathing — volume, unique makers, new holders, a fresh last-trade clock — then snipe, take-profit, stop-loss, and copy. Bundles are direction: many wallets buying in a tight sequence, or many wallets selling in a controlled unwind. Distribution is how value leaves your hands — Send Bot, a continuous clearing auction, a live swap quote. Create token is the contract itself. Wallets are the keys. Extension Bot is the same bench in the toolbar.

None of these are magic. Each hop is a real swap or a real transfer. Gas is real. Slippage is real. If the pool is thin, the price will move. We do not hide that, and we do not dress a thin pool up as demand. The mission at the bottom of this paper is not decoration.

Trackers do not care what you intended. They count volume, unique addresses, holder count, and how recently the pair traded. The four DEX bots map onto those four numbers. Use the one that matches the job, not the one that sounds the most aggressive.

Volume Bot puts worker wallets into a buy/sell flow against the pool on a schedule you set. Empty wallets buy first. A sell percent decides how often a wallet that already holds will sell. Keep it high if you want the chart closer to flat. Lower it and you lean the book. Every hop costs gas. Keep the tab open.

Maker Bot is not volume. It is uniqueness. Each worker completes one real swap and rests. Over twenty-four hours the pair prints distinct maker addresses — the number dashboards love to screenshot. If you run volume thinking you are printing makers, you are doing two jobs with one blunt instrument.

Holder Bot creates a fresh wallet, buys a bag, and leaves it. That is a real transfer that increases holder count. Export the keys. Sweep later if the treasury needs them back. Do not confuse rented wash with people who actually hold.

Bump Bot is a clock. Small, timed swaps so the last-trade time on DexScreener stays young. It will not save a dead project. It will keep a living one from falling off a “recently updated” list because nobody traded for an hour.

A bundle, here, is not a same-block builder bundle and not a dark pool. It is a tight sequence of live swaps from many wallets you control. You generate or import the keys, fund them from your master, and fire.

Bundle Buy is how a team seeds demand they are willing to pay for — many small buys, back to back, instead of one obvious print from a single treasury. Bundle Sell is the unwind: wallets that already hold, selling in a paced burst so the book is not dumped in one clip.

Direction matters because the two tools are not symmetric in spirit. One is a beginning. One is an exit. Mixing them in your head is how projects lie to themselves. The studio keeps them as two doors.

Send Bot takes a list and a token — native or ERC-20 — and sends in one sitting. This is the unglamorous work that actually ships a community: contributors, early holders, airdrop wallets, treasury splits. You review. You sign. The list moves.

CCA Bot sits on a Continuous Clearing Auction when one exists. Wallets bid in sequence. If the auction has graduated and there is a pool instead, the same workers can buy the pool. Search the token, generate bidding wallets, distribute gas, submit. No CCA contract found means the tool tells you, and you decide.

Aggregator is the live quote: one swap, this chain, filled against the route the studio can see. It is here so you do not have to leave the bench to move size when the rest of the run is already in motion.

Connect the wallet you already live in. Or generate a BotInu local key — mnemonic or private key — encrypted in this origin. Unlock it when you sit down. Lock it when you stand up.

The generator will mint a set of worker wallets, download a CSV, and treat that file as cash because it is. There is no recovery inbox. There is no “reset my seed.” If you lose the CSV and the mnemonic, the wallets are gone. That is the same physics as every real wallet. We do not soften it.

Custom addresses let you bring keys you already have. The studio will not invent a second identity for you. It will use what you give it, on the chain you picked.

Snipe Bot is not a same-block builder bundle. Worker wallets sit funded and wait. When the pair’s liquidity prints above your floor, they fire sequential live swaps. You still confirm. Gas is still real.

Use it for a launch you already decided to enter — not as a spray across every new contract. Set a floor so a hollow pool does not take the bag. Keep the tab open. Close it and the watch stops.

Search still accepts a contract with no pool yet. The bot funds, then polls until the pool appears and clears the floor. If it never does, nothing spends except the gas you already sent to workers.

Take-Profit Bot does not generate a fresh bag. You import the CSV of keys that already hold the token. At launch we snapshot the live USD price as entry. Target is entry times the multiple you set.

When DexScreener prints at or above that target, each imported wallet sells the percent you configured. We only send a small gas reserve so they can sell. The keys never leave this browser.

This is an exit, not a story. If the print never arrives, the wallets keep holding. You can stop the run. You always sign.

Stop-loss Bot is the other door from take-profit. Snapshot the live price as entry. Floor is entry times one minus your stop percent. Twenty-five percent means sell if the print is a quarter below entry.

Import the CSV. Fund a thin gas reserve. Keep the tab open. When DexScreener prints at or below the floor, each wallet sells the percent you set. Sequential live swaps. No mystery fill.

A stop does not make a thin pool honest. It is a line you chose in advance so panic is not the strategy. If you need to change the line, stop the run and start again.

Copy Bot watches a leader address on a timer. A rise in that wallet’s token balance is treated as a buy. A drop is treated as a sell. It does not parse the mempool. It does not replay history.

Workers buy between your min and max, and sell the percent you set. Size will not match the leader. That is the point: you copy direction with keys that never leave this browser.

Pick a leader you actually trust. A noisy wallet will make noisy workers. Fund them, keep the tab open, and sign every hop.

Create token is the start of the desk for a team that does not already have a contract. You name it, set supply, pick the chain, and sign the deploy from the wallet you connected. The studio does not keep the owner key.

One line, four rails: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood. Same guided shape as the bots — token, setup, sign. If the deploy fails, the chain said no. We do not pretend a contract exists.

After it lands, paste the CA into Volume, Maker, a bundle, or a send. The paper and the bench use the same address. You still sign every hop that follows.

Extension Bot is the same studio in a side panel. Launch from a post. Open Volume, Maker, Holder without leaving the page you are already on. Wallets inside the extension are encrypted on this device.

It is on the DEX row so the desk stays in one menu. Until the founder marks it live, the public link follows the same SOON lock as every other row — visitors cannot open it, the founder still can.

Same studio. Same keys. When it ships, you install it, pin it, and sign from the wallet you already use here.

The studio is not a bridge. It is the same set of tools pointed at four live networks, plus their testnets when you need to rehearse. Ethereum for the main book. BNB Chain for the rooms that already live there. Base for the L2 pair. Robinhood Chain for the new rail.

RPC is public by default and replaceable. If you have a private endpoint, paste it. Gas is read live. You are never asked to pre-pay BotInu in a mystery token to “unlock” a chain.

When a pool is Uniswap v3 or v4, or Pancake on BNB, the engine talks to that pool. If we cannot see a pool, the tool will say so instead of pretending a swap happened.

There is a version of this software that would sell itself as a machine for fake markets. We are not that version. The same hops that keep a real pair visible can be used to dress up a lie as demand. That is not a feature. That is a choice you will have to live with in public.

If you are a founder with a product, a community, and a treasury you are willing to sign for — this bench was cut for you. If you are an operator who is tired of sending keys to a Telegram handle — stay. If you need a story that the chain will not support — leave the tools closed.

BotInu Studio will keep adding instruments. Extension Bot already sits on the DEX row. Create token deploys the contract you sign. The rule will not change: you sign, keys stay, the chain is the record.

You do not need to finish this document to use the studio. You need a wallet, a token, and a job. Connect. Pick Volume, Maker, Holder, Bump, Snipe, Take-Profit, Stop-loss, Copy, a bundle, a send, or create the token. Review the guided steps. Sign.

If you got this far because you wanted to know who we are: we are the bench. We are the mark with one cyan eye. We are the refusal to hold your keys. The rest is on-chain, and on you.