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May 13
đ¨ New finding:
It now appears that:
pumpvolumebot.fun
and
solanavolumebot.fun
may be cloning the branding, structure, copywriting, and operational presentation of the legitimate platform:
pumpfunvolumebot.app
The overlap is massive:
⢠copied marketing language
⢠copied feature structure
⢠copied dashboard concepts
⢠copied âorganic volumeâ narratives
⢠copied anti-detection terminology
But unlike the original operation:
⢠support infrastructure fails
⢠mail servers timeout
⢠users publicly report paying and receiving nothing
⢠fake review-style SEO funnels redirect traffic into the cloned network
⢠no verifiable execution evidence exists
This is exactly how sophisticated crypto clone-funnel scams operate:
copy a legitimate-looking infrastructure,
mirror the branding,
confuse users through similar domains,
then capture payments through manufactured trust.
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May 14
đ¨ Itâs over.
pumpvolumebot.fun
and
solanavolumebot.fun
show nearly every major crypto scam indicator:
⢠cloned websites
⢠fake trust infrastructure
⢠broken support systems
⢠unreachable email servers
⢠misleading company information
⢠SEO trap domains
⢠users reporting payments with zero response
Avoid this operation.
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May 12
PumpVolumeBot.fun is marketing itself as a professional Solana âvolume infrastructureâ platform with:
enterprise-grade systems
security disclosure handling
<75 minute support response claims
âorganic-lookingâ execution infrastructure
But hereâs what we found:
Their public support email server repeatedly failed to accept connections for days.
At the same time, we uncovered additional SEO-funnel domains like:
solanavolumebot.fun
designed to capture Google search traffic through fake âindependent reviewâ style articles loaded with AI-generated marketing copy and redirect users back into the same operation.
Meanwhile:
no verifiable execution evidence
no transparent wallet data
no independently confirmed performance history
no public proof behind the aggressive claims
Just endless marketing around:
âcluster evasionâ
âorganic behaviorâ
âsynthetic volumeâ
and âtrending manipulation.â
The deeper the infrastructure review goes,
the worse the operational footprint looks. đ¨
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May 13
đ¨ Another major red flag:
The addresses and phone numbers promoted by:
pumpvolumebot.fun
and
solanavolumebot.fun
appear to be linked to unrelated industrial/business entities in Germany.
After independent contact attempts, indications suggest the real companies may have no connection to this operation at all.
At the same time:
⢠support emails fail
⢠mail servers timeout
⢠users report payments with no response
⢠cloned SEO funnel domains redirect victims into the network
This is no longer âaggressive marketing.â
This looks like manufactured legitimacy through copied infrastructure, misleading company data, and fake trust signals. đ¨
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May 12
If a platform claims:
- anti-detection
- cluster evasion
- synthetic engagement
- wallet rotation
then verifiable proof matters more than marketing copy.
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May 12
The âindependent reviewâ domains appear structured as SEO funnels redirecting traffic toward the same operation.
Thatâs not organic reputation.
Thatâs search-engine capture.
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May 12
Public support email failed repeatedly for multiple days.
Not âslow response.â
Hard delivery failure.
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May 9
đ¨ Investigating: pumpvolumebot.fun
This platform openly markets:
â10,000 rotating walletsâ
âBubbleMaps cluster evasionâ
âwatchlist velocity signalsâ
âtrending-window timingâ
âwallet personasâ
multilingual auto-comments designed to âlook organicâ
Translation:
synthetic volume behavioral manipulation infrastructure.
Not âcommunity growth.â
Not âmarketing.â
Artificial traction engineering.
The site repeatedly emphasizes anti-detection mechanics while simultaneously claiming massive launch amplification and trending influence.
At the same time, multiple public complaints allege that after payment:
support disappeared
promised execution never arrived
no verifiable proof was provided
And despite the aggressive claims:
no audited wallet sets,
no transparent execution data,
no independently verified performance metrics.
If millions in âboosted activityâ are truly being generated, the chain should show it.
Because on-chain activity leaves fingerprints.
Real liquidity leaves traces.
Real users leave patterns.
Real execution leaves evidence.
Weâre reviewing the wallet behavior, routing structure, and on-chain footprint now.
So far:
more obfuscation than proof. đ¨
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May 8
A project advertising:
- â300% profit potentialâ
- âinsider informationâ
- automated pump participation
- faster access to coordinated buys
while simultaneously claiming most VIP groups are scams.
Interesting contradiction.
We also found multiple public user complaints alleging that after payment:
- support stopped responding
- promised services werenât delivered
- results/access failed to match the marketing
At the same time, thereâs still no independently verifiable proof behind many of the performance claims displayed on the site.
Weâre now reviewing the wallet activity, execution behavior, and on-chain footprint behind the operation.
Because aggressive marketing is easy.
Verifiable execution is harder. đ¨
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May 5
We sent real money into a â24/7 trading bot.â
What we found:
â No execution
â No TXs
â No on-chain activity
But the marketing never stops.
At what point does âbetaâ become an excuse?
If a bot is trading, it should leave a trace.
No trace = no proof.
Until there are verifiable TXs, there is no product â only marketing.
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May 5
Test details:
â Amount: $X
â Duration: X hours
â Network: [chain]
No execution observed.
No TXs linked to the bot.
If thereâs activity, happy to verify it on-chai
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May 2
We tested SUI Alpha Trading Bot.
Claims:
âruns 24/7, automated tradingâ
Reality:
â No execution
â No TX
â No on-chain activity
Team says: âsystem issuesâ
No verifiable on-chain activity.
@AlphaTradeBot_
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May 1
How we test crypto bots:
â Real funds (no demo environments)
â On-chain verification (TX hashes / wallet activity)
â Execution tracking (not just UI claims)
â Support responsiveness
â Consistency over time
If it canât be verified on-chain, it doesnât cou
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May 1
Final update on this âvolume botâ test:
â 1 SOL sent
â No execution
â No TX
â No support reply
â No response from their X account
We asked for basic proof (TX hashes / wallets). Nothing provided.
Conclusion (so far):
No verifiable on-chain activity.
If they have real trading activity, this is the time to show
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Apr 30
We tested a âvolume botâ with real funds.
1 SOL sent.
No execution.
No TX.
No support response.
Still waiting.
Is this real trading activity â or just illusion?
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Apr 30
Facts from our test:
1 SOL sent â no execution, no TX, no support response.
Weâre open to correction â
share TX hashes or wallets that match the claimed activity.
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