MM Pro Help Center — How to run Solana market making

Client

A client represents a project, token, founder, or private account. Each client has:

• A dedicated MM wallet (public key) on Solana
• Fee tier (bps) & minimum deposit
• Daily notional cap & PnL stats

Strategy

A strategy is the configuration that controls:

• Base / quote mints (token vs SOL/USDC)
• Spread, size, slippage, fee bps
• Buy/sell size ranges (% of balance)
• Routing (Jupiter vs Pump.fun) & pool type

A client can run multiple strategies (e.g. different tokens or behaviors).

Engine

The engine loops over strategies, reads client balances, fetches prices, and sends trades via:

• Jupiter v6 swaps (for DEX routes)
• Pump.fun local transactions (pump / dump curve)
• Internal logic for alpha, volatility, activity phases

Create a client

Go to Clients & Limits view → fill in Client name, Telegram, Twitter, fee bps, min deposit, daily cap → click Save client.

MM Pro generates an MM wallet for this client. Copy it and send SOL + your token there.

Fund the MM wallet

From your own wallet (Phantom, etc.) send:

• SOL for gas + quote
• Your token mint (Pump.fun / Raydium / custom)

Do not send funds to MM Pro directly. You always fund client wallets you control.

Create a strategy

Back in the MM Monitor view, fill in the strategy form:

• Bind to your client (dropdown)
• Set base/quote mint, spread, size, slippage
• Choose router (auto/jup/pump)
• Set buy/sell size ranges in %

Start & monitor

In Active strategies, hit Start for your new strategy.

Watch trades, equity, volume & fee PnL in real time. If you want to stop activity, click Pause or delete the strategy.

Header metrics

• Engine online — indicates MM loop is running.
• SOL: total SOL across all client MM wallets.
• strategies: number of strategy configs currently saved.
• clients: number of active client profiles with wallets.
• Network: Solana mainnet + routing endpoints (Jupiter, Pump.fun).

Charts & recent trades

• Equity (quote) — total equity in quote units (SOL / quote token).
• Volume per trade — recent trade sizes in quote units.
• Recent MM trades — side (BUY_BASE / SELL_BASE), notional, fee, route, tx signature.
• Use this view to confirm the engine is trading the correct token & wallet.

Client MM wallets

Each client gets a unique Solana wallet that MM Pro uses for trading. You see:

• wallet: public key you can fund from Phantom or another wallet.
• fee tier: your fee in bps (50 bps = 0.5%).
• daily cap: maximum daily notional in quote units.
• volume / LiMiT fee / trades: PnL tracking per client.

If a client is deleted, strategies linked to that client are unbound and must be re-assigned.

Creating & editing clients

• Client name: project / token / partner identifier.
• Telegram / X: used only for your internal reference.
• Fee tier (bps): your revenue cut on executed notional.
• Min deposit (SOL): minimum recommended funding for that client.
• Max daily notional: throttle per-day volume for risk control.

After saving, the client card shows the MM wallet. Copy it and fund before starting any strategies.

Basic config

• Client label: free text tag for you (e.g. SPLONKY, CEX partner).
• Client (dropdown): which client MM wallet this strategy uses.
• Base mint: token mint address you are market-making (e.g. Pump.fun token).
• Quote mint: usually So111... (SOL) or a stable (USDC/USDT).
• Base / Quote decimals: token decimals (9 for SOL, many SPLs).

Spread, size & slippage

• Spread (bps): target half-spread between buy and sell (100 bps = 1%).
• Base size (quote units): nominal trade size in quote terms (e.g. 5 SOL).
• Slippage (bps): allowed price impact when routing swaps (300 bps = 3%).
• Fee (bps): strategy fee bps (LiMiT share, typically 50 bps).

Risk caps & velocity

• Target base (quote): desired inventory in quote units.
• Max base (quote): maximum notional exposure in the base side.
• Max quote (quote): maximum notional exposure in quote side.
• Tick (ms): minimum time between strategy runs (base), engine adds jitter.
• Min trades / min: minimum trading frequency target.

Buy / sell % ranges

These fields control the randomized trade size as a % of available balance:

• Buy min / max size (%): lower/upper bound of buy trades as % of quote balance.
• Sell min / max size (%): lower/upper bound of sell trades as % of base (in quote).

The engine uses these ranges, volatility and alpha to decide how aggressive each trade is.

Routing & pools

• Router:
  • auto — use Jupiter when available, fallback to Pump.fun when needed.
  • jup — always route via Jupiter v6.
  • pump — always use Pump.fun (requires SOL quote).
• Pump pool: which Pump.fun / AMM backend to hit (auto, pump, raydium, pump-amm, etc.).
• Priority fee (SOL): Jito tip / priority fee per tx for Pump.fun routes.

Enabling & editing

• Save strategy: writes the config to disk and shows it in “Active strategies”.
• Start / Pause: toggles the enabled flag — engine only touches enabled strategies.
• Edit: loads the existing config into the form; saving overwrites the previous version.
• Delete: removes the config completely (no more trades for that strategy).

Jupiter routing

When router = jup (or auto with good liquidity), MM Pro:

• Calls Jupiter v6 for quotes.
• Builds a swap transaction for base↔quote.
• Signs & sends the versioned transaction from the client wallet.

Use this for tokens with established pools on Raydium / other Solana DEXes.

Pump.fun local trades

When router = pump (or auto with no JUP liquidity), MM Pro uses Pump.fun local transactions:

• Requires SOL as quote mint.
• Buys via amountSol, sells via sellPercentage of the bag.
• Uses priority fee (SOL) for Jito-style tipping.

Ideal for tokens still on bonding curve or early Pump.fun phases.

Risk controls

• Use Min deposit (SOL) + Max daily notional per client.
• Keep Max base/quote conservative for new tokens.
• Start with smaller buy/sell % ranges (e.g. 2–10%) before going aggressive.
• Monitor Recent trades and Equity chart when turning on new setups.

Operational notes

• Always double-check base/quote mint before starting a strategy.
• Ensure the MM wallet has enough SOL for gas.
• If RPC / JUP are rate-limiting, MM Pro will back off temporarily.
• Stopping all MM: pause or delete strategies, or shut down the engine process.