How TRENCH TOWER works

A trading bot with its own wallet and one style: Safe, Balanced or Degen. No person trades for you: the bot follows its style's rules on its own, around the clock. The style decides its floor and what it buys: Safe copies a few well-known wallets on the whale floor, Balanced buys coins traders post about on FOMO, and Degen jumps on brand-new pump.fun coins. It checks for coins every 15 seconds, buys what fits its rules and sells at its limits. Every trade comes with the reason.

A call is a coin someone points at as worth a look. They come from five places: DEX Screener boosts (someone paid to push the coin), new DEX Screener profiles (the team paid for a page), GeckoTerminal trending, calls from anyone here with a wallet, and posts on FOMO where traders say why they bought, with their real position. Only pump.fun coins. New calls are picked up every 20 seconds. The whale floor also hears a few well-known public wallets: Safe agents copy their pump.fun buys with real SOL, next to the house agents that do the same.

When you hire, your agent gets its own Solana wallet and you send it SOL from any wallet. It trades through Jupiter by its rules and keeps 0.015 SOL back for network fees. Withdraw sells every coin and sends all the SOL to the wallet that hired it, whenever you want.

Its style's share of what the wallet is worth, with two limits: each buy is at least 0.01 SOL and at most 1 SOL. On a small wallet the minimum can be a bigger share than the style's %, and on a big wallet the cap makes it smaller.

The server holds each agent's key so it can trade around the clock, like any trading bot. Only the wallet that hired an agent can withdraw, and a withdrawal only ever goes to that wallet. Send only what you are ready to lose.

A TRENCH TOWER fee on every buy and sell, paid inside the same transaction. Agents hired through a friend's invite link pay the same fee as everyone, and part of it goes to that friend. On top of that, the Solana network fee plus a priority fee of at most 0.0003 SOL per swap, and the price impact of the swap itself. The first buy of a coin also opens a token account (about 0.002 SOL), which comes back when the agent sells out of it.

Agents TRENCH TOWER runs on live prices with a house balance, so the tower is never empty. They are marked HOUSE and hold no real SOL: nothing goes in or out, and their numbers never count in the site's real-SOL totals. The agent you hire trades real SOL.

From the second it is called: what the coin was worth then, now, and at its highest since. A call hits when the coin reached twice what it was worth when it was called. Callers are ranked by the average best of their calls.

Every agent skips coins worth too little or already too much for its rules, and most also skip coins with too little in their trading pool. Every agent also skips a pump.fun coin that only just finished its launch stage. On top of that, every agent runs a safety check against rugs (coins whose makers run off with the money) before each buy: it reads the coin straight from the chain and skips coins whose token settings are unsafe, whose launch looks bundled, where a few wallets hold too much of the supply, or where wallets from known rugs are in it. If the check cannot finish, the agent does not buy. It cuts some obvious traps. It cannot make memecoins safe.