XVolume is a comprehensive Solana Volume Bot and Multi-Buy/Multi-Sell engine that puts you in control of every transaction. Unlike bots that rely on blind randomness, XVolume empowers you to set your own rules, choose your own parameters, and manage your wallets in one streamlined solution.

• Multi-Wallet Strategy
  Easily ramp up trading activity across as many wallets as you like. Create volume in a controlled, human-like pattern or opt for consistent amounts—your call.
• Customized Token Metadata
  Store coins by name and mint address so you don’t have to remember complicated mints. Quickly add or manage token details in one place.

• All-In Buy
  Allocate the entire SOL balance from a wallet into a single token for maximum impact.
• Partial Allocation
  Set min and max SOL amounts to maintain leftover funds for fees or future use.
• Randomized Range / Max / Static
  Three buy modes:
  • Random [min..max] for more realistic, human-like buys
  • Max to use all available (minus leftover)
  • Static to spend a fixed SOL amount
• Token Metadata
  Pick tokens by name—no need to handle complex mint addresses.

• All Tokens
  Empty out specific SPL token balances in one command—ideal for a swift exit.
• Percentage
  Decide what percentage to sell for nuanced control.
• Random Min..Max
  Adds realism by using a random range.
• Leftover Principle
  Keep some SOL/tokens for fees or sell to zero if you prefer.

• Distribute SOL
  Send a chosen SOL amount from one wallet to several targets in a single step.
• Unify SOL (Even External)
  Gather SOL from multiple wallets into one wallet or address, leaving fee behind.
• Unify SPL Tokens
  Consolidate a chosen token from many wallets into one wallet (or external).

• Cycles
  Automate repeated (Buy -> Sell) with, for example, 3 cycles.
• Artificial Trends
  Bigger buys vs. sells => uptrend, or the opposite => downtrend.
• Delays & Wait Times
  Configure wait times between buy, sell, and cycle actions.
• Reuses Same Logic
  Random, static, or max amounts—your choice.

The random factor is entirely optional—use it for a natural look or set a fixed range. You can also skip random for static or max spend.