# Quick Buys

## Quick Buys Feature Guide <a href="#quick-buys-feature-guide" id="quick-buys-feature-guide"></a>

Quick Buys is a powerful feature in RugTools that enables rapid buy transactions across multiple wallet groups. This functionality helps create a diverse and active trading environment by:

* Executing purchases from multiple unique wallets
* Supporting up to 60 total wallets (3 groups × 20 wallets)
* Operating across major trading platforms

## Supported Platforms <a href="#supported-platforms" id="supported-platforms"></a>

* Pump.Fun
* Moonshot
* Raydium

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**1. Token Import**

1. Navigate to the Pump.fun section
2. Click "Add Token"
3. Input your token's contract address

**2. Wallet Configuration**

1. Generate wallets following the Wallet Basics
2. Fund your wallets using the Wallet Distribution
3. Verify wallet funding in the Pump.fun section of the software

**3. Quick Buy Settings Configuration**

Once in the Pump.fun section, access settings through the Quick Buys section to configure:

## Transaction Parameters <a href="#transaction-parameters" id="transaction-parameters"></a>

* **Minimum Buy Amount (SOL)**: Set the lower limit for each transaction
* **Maximum Buy Amount (SOL)**: Set the upper limit for each transaction
* **Slippage (0-1)**: Default 0.02 (2%)
  * Recommended: 3-5% for stable tokens
  * Higher values needed for volatile tokens
* **Delay (seconds)**: Time between transactions
* **Priority Fee**: 0.0001 (recommended)

## Jito Configuration (Optional) <a href="#jito-configuration-optional" id="jito-configuration-optional"></a>

* **Anti-MEV (Jito)**: Toggle on/off
* **Block Engine URL**: Select nearest location
* **Tip Amount**: 0.001 (recommended)
  * Higher fees increase transaction success probability

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### Operation Guide <a href="#operation-guide" id="operation-guide"></a>

**Starting Quick Buys**

1. Configure all settings as described above
2. Click the "Start" button at the top of the interface
3. Monitor transactions in real-time

**Managing Wallet Groups**

* Up to 3 wallet groups available
* Maximum 20 wallets per group
* Switch between groups to diversify buying patterns
* Groups can be toggled during active operations

**Selling Positions**

Two selling options available:

1. **Individual Wallet Sells**
   * Configure sell percentages per wallet (30%, 50%, 75%, 100%)
   * Adjust percentages in settings
   * Execute sells individually per wallet
2. **Bulk Sell Option**
   * Use "SELL ALL" button at bottom of interface
   * Requires Jito to be enabled
   * Executes sells across all wallets simultaneously

## Best Practices <a href="#best-practices" id="best-practices"></a>

1. **Wallet Management**
   * Maintain sufficient SOL balance in wallets
   * Distribute wallets across groups evenly
   * Monitor wallet statuses and balances regularly
2. **Transaction Settings**
   * Adjust slippage based on token volatility
   * Use appropriate delays
3. **Jito Usage**
   * Enable for critical transactions
   * Select geographically closest server
   * Adjust fees based on urgency

## Troubleshooting <a href="#troubleshooting" id="troubleshooting"></a>

Common issues and solutions:

* Failed transactions: Increase slippage or priority fee
* Slow execution: Check network status and adjust delays
* Wallet errors: Verify SOL balance and wallet status

## Note on Jito <a href="#note-on-jito" id="note-on-jito"></a>

While Jito integration can improve transaction success rates, it's optional:

* Not required for basic Quick Buy functionality
* Recommended for high-priority transactions
* Consider cost-benefit based on your strategy

#### &#x20; <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>


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