User Guide

Documentation

Everything you need to get started with Dynamix. From first sign-in to advanced trading automation.

Getting Started

Dynamix is an automated Solana trading control dashboard. It monitors PumpFun and PumpSwap markets in real time, executes buy and sell orders based on your configured rules, and provides a complete management interface for wallets, trading parameters, exit strategies, and transaction history.

Before You Begin You need an active API key to access the dashboard. If you don't have one, start by purchasing a plan below.

Quick Start in 3 Steps

1
Purchase a Plan

Choose Monthly or Yearly, enter your email, and pay with SOL. Your API key will be emailed to you.

2
Sign In & Set Up Wallets

Use your API key to sign in. Generate a new wallet or import an existing one, then fund it with SOL.

3
Configure & Trade

Set your entry mode, exit points, and transaction settings. Hit Start and Dynamix trades automatically 24/7.

Purchase a Plan

Dynamix offers a single full-access tier with no feature gates. Choose between Monthly and Yearly billing.

Plan Price Savings
Monthly $1,000 / month
Yearly $6,000 / year Save $6,000 (50%)
How the Purchase Flow Works
1
Select Your Plan

Navigate to the pricing page and choose Monthly or Yearly. Both plans include every feature.

2
Enter Your Email

Provide the email address where your API key will be delivered. If you already have an active key, you'll see an option to extend your current plan instead.

3
Review Payment Details

You'll see the total SOL amount due, the deposit wallet address, and a countdown timer. Payments must be completed within the time window shown.

4
Send SOL Payment

Scan the QR code or copy the deposit address. Send the exact SOL amount from any Solana wallet. The system automatically detects your payment and activates your plan.

5
Receive Your API Key

Once payment is confirmed, your API key is emailed to you. Use this key to sign into the Dynamix dashboard.

Payment Timer Each deposit address has a limited time window. If the timer expires before payment is received, you'll need to restart the purchase flow to get a new address.

Sign In

Sign in with the API key you received via email after purchasing your plan.

How to Sign In
  1. Go to dynamix.gg/signin
  2. Paste your API key into the input field
  3. Click Sign In
  4. You'll be redirected to the Dashboard
Session Persistence Your session is saved in your browser. You won't need to re-enter your API key unless you sign out or clear browser data.
Dynamix Sign In Page

Dashboard Overview

The Dashboard is your primary control center. It is divided into three main areas:

Dynamix Dashboard Overview
Wallets Panel

Right side. Manage your Solana wallets: generate, import, delete, view balances, and select which wallet the bot uses for trading.

Trading Parameters

Center. Four configuration slides: Entry Mode, Token Filter, Exit Points, and Transaction Settings. This is where you set your strategy.

Activity Overview

Right side. Live trade updates, transaction history table with pagination, connection status, and trading status indicators.

Locked While Trading When the bot is running, wallet management and trading parameter fields are locked. You must stop the bot before making changes.

Wallet Management

The Wallets panel lets you manage the Solana wallets used for trading. The selected wallet is the one the bot will use when executing trades.

Wallet Management Panel
Generate a New Wallet
  1. Click the + Add Wallet button below the wallet list
  2. Select Generate New Wallet in the modal
  3. A new Solana keypair is created and the public key is displayed
  4. The private key is encrypted with AWS KMS and stored securely
  5. Fund the wallet by sending SOL to the displayed address
Import an Existing Wallet
  1. Click + Add Wallet
  2. Select Import Wallet
  3. Paste your base58-encoded private key
  4. The wallet's public key and current SOL balance are shown
Wallet Actions
Action Description
Select Click the radio button next to a wallet to select it for trading
Copy Address Click the copy icon to copy the wallet's public address to clipboard
Show Private Key Click the key icon to reveal and copy the decrypted private key
Delete Click the trash icon to remove the wallet (requires confirmation)
Refresh Balances Click the refresh button in the header to update all wallet balances
Important Wallet actions (add, delete, select) are disabled while the bot is running. Stop trading first to modify your wallets. The panel shows a Locked badge when this is the case.

Trading Parameters

Trading parameters are organized into four configuration slides. Navigate between them using the arrow buttons or dot indicators at the bottom of the card.

Slide 1
Entry Mode

How the bot detects when to buy

Slide 2
Token Filter

Which tokens are eligible

Slide 3
Exit Points

When and how much to sell

Slide 4
TX Settings

Fees, slippage, MEV protection

Starting & Stopping the Bot After configuring all parameters, click the Start button. The bot immediately begins monitoring the Solana blockchain based on your rules. Hit Stop at any time to pause trading. While running, all parameter fields and wallet selections are locked.

Entry Mode: Market Cap

In Market Cap mode, the bot automatically buys a token when its market cap (measured in SOL) reaches your specified threshold.

How It Works
  • Set the Entry Value, the minimum market cap in SOL at which the bot should buy
  • Optionally set Entry Value Max to create a range (e.g., buy only when MC is between 50 and 100 SOL)
  • Set the Buy Amount, how much SOL to spend per trade
Example Configuration
Entry Mode Market Cap
Entry Value 50 SOL
Entry Value Max 100 SOL (optional)
Buy Amount 0.5 SOL per trade
Best For Early token detection. Catch new tokens as they gain traction and reach meaningful liquidity levels.

Entry Mode: Bonding Curve

In Bonding Curve mode, the bot buys when a token's bonding curve progress reaches a specific percentage on PumpFun.

How It Works
  • PumpFun tokens have a bonding curve that fills from 0% to 100%
  • At 100%, the token migrates to PumpSwap (Raydium AMM)
  • Set the Entry Value as a percentage (e.g., buy at 30% curve completion)
  • Optionally set Entry Value Max for a range (e.g., 30%–60%)
Entry Mode Bonding Curve
Entry Value 30 (= 30%)
Buy Amount 1 SOL
Best For Precise entry timing. Enter tokens at specific bonding curve stages before migration for maximum upside potential.

Entry Mode: Migration Sniper

Migration Sniper mode is Dynamix's most advanced entry strategy. The bot watches for the exact moment a token completes its bonding curve on PumpFun and migrates to PumpSwap, then instantly buys.

How It Works
  • The bot detects when a token's bonding curve reaches 100%
  • It then monitors for the migration transaction to PumpSwap
  • You set a minimum unique buyer count to filter quality tokens
  • Optionally set a maximum buyer count to avoid over-hyped tokens
  • The bot fires a buy the instant migration occurs if conditions are met
Entry Mode Migration Sniper
Min Unique Buyers 50
Max Unique Buyers 500 (optional)
Buy Amount 0.5 SOL
Best For Sniping newly migrated tokens with community traction. The buyer count filter ensures you only enter tokens with genuine activity, not dead launches.
Ultra-Fast Execution Migration sniping requires speed. Dynamix monitors via gRPC stream and submits orders through 0slot RPC for the fastest possible execution.

Token Filter: Global Fees Paid

The token filter lets you narrow down which tokens the bot is allowed to trade based on global fees paid since the token was created.

Token Filter Settings
What Are Global Fees Paid?

Global fees paid is the total amount of SOL spent on priority fees, Jito tips, and gas fees across all transactions for a specific token since its creation. High global fees indicate active trading interest, while low fees suggest a dormant or new token.

Configuration
Field Description Default
Min Global Fees Paid Only trade tokens where global fees paid exceeds this value (SOL) 0 SOL
Max Global Fees Paid Skip tokens where global fees exceed this value (optional) No limit
Usage Tip Set a minimum of 0.5 SOL to skip dead tokens with no trading activity. Set a maximum to avoid tokens where trading fees are extremely high, which may indicate bots or wash trading.

Exit Points: Take Profit Levels

Dynamix supports up to 5 take-profit (TP) levels. Each level defines: at what profit percentage to trigger, and what percentage of your token holdings to sell.

Take Profit & Exit Points
How Take Profit Works

When the token price rises by the specified percentage compared to your average entry price, the bot automatically sells the configured % of your remaining holdings at that level.

Example: 5-Level TP Strategy
Level Trigger (Profit %) Sell % Meaning
TP 1 +100% (2x) 20% At 2x price, sell 20% of holdings
TP 2 +400% (5x) 30% At 5x price, sell 30% of holdings
TP 3 +900% (10x) 25% At 10x price, sell 25% of holdings
TP 4 +1900% (20x) 15% At 20x price, sell 15% of holdings
TP 5 +4900% (50x) 10% At 50x price, sell 10% of holdings
Tip You don't have to use all 5 levels. Configure only the levels you need. Each TP level sells a portion of your remaining holdings, so the amounts compound as the price increases.

Exit Points: Stop Loss

The stop loss protects your capital by automatically exiting your entire position if the token price drops below your threshold.

How Stop Loss Works
  • Set the loss percentage relative to your average buy price
  • When the price drops by this percentage, the bot sells 100% of your holdings
  • The sell percentage is fixed at 100% and cannot be changed
Example
Average Buy Price 0.001 SOL per token
Stop Loss -30%
Trigger Price 0.0007 SOL per token
Action Sell 100% of holdings
Full Exit Unlike take profit levels where you sell partial amounts, stop loss always sells your entire remaining position to minimize losses. This is by design and cannot be changed.

Transaction Settings: Slippage

Slippage is the maximum acceptable difference between the expected and actual price of a trade.

Transaction Settings
Setting Slippage
  • Auto, Uses the recommended slippage percentage
  • Custom, Enter your own value (e.g., 30 = 30%)
What the Value Means

If you set slippage to 30%, and the current token price would give you 1000 tokens for 1 SOL, the transaction will still execute if you receive as few as 700 tokens. If the price moves beyond 30%, the transaction fails and no trade is made.

Getting Started The default slippage of 30% works well for most PumpFun/PumpSwap tokens. If your trades keep failing, try increasing slippage. If you're getting poor fills, try lowering it.

Transaction Settings: Priority Fee

The priority fee is an extra fee paid to Solana validators to prioritize your transaction in the next block.

Configuration
  • Auto, Uses the current network rate
  • Custom, Set your own fee in SOL

Higher priority fees increase the chance your transaction lands quickly, which is critical for sniping newly migrated tokens. The default is approximately 0.00002 SOL.

Cost Impact Priority fees are charged per transaction. If you're running high-frequency strategies, these costs add up. Monitor your wallet balance accordingly.

Transaction Settings: Tip Fee (Jito)

The tip fee is a payment to Jito block builders that routes your transaction through a private mempool for faster inclusion and MEV protection.

Configuration
  • Auto, Uses the default tip amount (0.01 SOL)
  • Custom, Set your own tip in SOL

The tip fee works alongside the priority fee. While priority fee incentivizes validators, the tip fee incentivizes Jito block builders for preferential block inclusion.

When to Increase Tips During high network congestion or when sniping popular token migrations, increasing the tip can give you a speed advantage over other traders.

Transaction Settings: Anti-MEV Protection

MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) attacks, such as sandwich attacks, can cause you to receive a worse price on your trades. Anti-MEV protection prevents this.

How It Works
  • Off (default), Transactions go through the public Solana mempool
  • On, Transactions are routed through Jito's private mempool

When enabled, your buy and sell transactions are invisible to front-running bots until they're included in a block. This means sandwich bots cannot see your pending trade and exploit it.

What Is a Sandwich Attack?

A sandwich bot sees your pending buy, places a buy before you (raising the price), then sells after your trade executes. You end up paying more, and the bot profits from the difference. Anti-MEV prevents this entirely.

Recommended We recommend enabling Anti-MEV protection for all trading strategies, especially when trading with larger buy amounts. The additional tip cost is minimal compared to potential sandwich losses.

Live Trade Updates

Dynamix streams real-time trade notifications directly to your browser via Server-Sent Events (SSE). Every buy and sell the bot executes appears instantly.

Status Indicators
SSE Connection Status
  • Live, Connected, receiving updates (green pulse indicator)
  • Connecting, Establishing connection (amber indicator)
Trading Status
  • Running, Bot is actively monitoring and trading
  • Stopped, Bot is paused, no trades will execute
Toast Notifications

When a trade executes, a toast notification appears at the top of the screen showing:

  • Wallet address that executed the trade (shortened)
  • Action: Bought or Sold
  • Token amount and symbol
  • SOL value of the trade
  • Token icon or default avatar

Transaction History

The Activity Overview panel shows a complete log of all executed trades with full details and pagination.

Transaction History Table
Table Columns
Column Description
Time Date and time the trade was executed
Token Token icon, symbol, and name. Click the copy button to copy the token mint address.
Trade Type Buy or Sell, color-coded for quick identification
Market Cap (SOL) Token market cap at the time of the trade
Token Amount How many tokens were bought or sold
SOL Amount SOL value of the trade
Wallet The wallet that executed the trade (shortened). Click to copy full address.
Pagination

Use the pagination controls at the bottom of the table:

  • Rows per page, Choose 20, 30, or 50 trades per page
  • Previous / Next, Navigate between pages
  • Page indicator shows your current position (e.g., "Page 1 of 5")
Data Retention Transaction history is retained for 30 days. Trades older than 30 days are automatically removed. Export important data before this window if needed.

API Key Management

Your API key is your identity on Dynamix. Manage it from the Settings page, accessible via the top navigation bar.

What You'll See
  • API Key, Blurred by default for security. Click the eye icon to reveal.
  • Copy Button, Copy your API key to clipboard
  • Expiration Date, When your plan expires
  • Days Remaining, Countdown to expiration
  • Status, Active (green) or Inactive (red)
Rotate API Key

If you suspect your API key has been compromised, you can rotate it:

  1. Click Rotate API Key on the Settings page
  2. A new key is generated and the old one is immediately invalidated
  3. The new key is emailed to your registered email address
  4. You'll need to sign in again with the new key
Key Rotation is Instant Once you rotate your API key, the old key stops working immediately. Make sure to check your email for the new key. Your plan expiration date is not affected.

Extend Your Plan

You can extend your plan at any time before or after it expires.

How to Extend
1
Go to Settings

Navigate to the Settings page from the top navigation bar.

2
Click Extend Plan

You'll be redirected to the purchase flow with your email pre-filled.

3
Choose Duration & Pay

Select monthly or yearly extension. The additional time is added to your existing expiration date.

Time Stacking If you extend before your plan expires, the new time is added to your existing expiration. You don't lose any remaining days.

Full Dashboard Reference

Here's a comprehensive view of all dashboard components working together.

Full Configuration Dashboard

The dashboard is divided into four dedicated configuration panels, Entry Mode, Token Filter, Exit Points, and Transaction Settings, all editable in real time. Use the navigation arrows or dot indicators to switch between panels.

Starting a Trade Session
  1. Select your wallet
  2. Choose an entry mode and set values
  3. Configure token filters (optional)
  4. Set take profit and stop loss levels
  5. Adjust transaction settings or use defaults
  6. Click Start
Stopping a Trade Session
  1. Click Stop in the trading parameters
  2. The bot stops monitoring new tokens
  3. Open positions continue to be managed by existing exit rules
  4. Wallet and parameter fields unlock for editing

Signing Out

When you click the Exit button in the navigation bar, Dynamix checks if the bot is currently running.

Keep Running

Sign out but leave the bot running. It will continue executing trades based on your current configuration, even while you're logged out.

Stop & Sign Out

Stop the bot completely and sign out. No new trades will be executed until you sign back in and restart.

24/7 Trading Dynamix runs server-side. Choosing "Keep Running" means the bot continues trading even when your browser is closed. No need to keep the dashboard open.