Platform documentation
Run agents with the limits built in.
Set up an agent, pick a mode, and let the safety guardrails, alerts and profit and loss report keep it in check while you are away.
Basics
Overview
AMPLIFY runs automated buy and sell cycles for an ERC-20 token on Uniswap V2, V3 and V4, on Base and Robinhood Chain, from agent wallets that the platform manages for you.
- Schedule firesYour buy or sell interval comes due.
- Guardrails checkedGas reserve, spend cap and slippage ceiling.
- Swap executesThe trade routes through Uniswap.
- Logged and alertedActivity log updates; alerts go out.
- Each agent targets one token on one chain and executes on a schedule you control: buy size, buy and sell intervals, slippage, and an optional active time window.
- Modes change how many wallets take part and how trades are timed: Pro, Max, Burst, Stealth, Profitable, Cooldown, and more.
- Safety guardrails, alerts, and a profit and loss report help you run an agent without watching it all day.
Trading is risky
Token prices can fall, trades cost gas and slippage, and automated strategies can lose money. Only fund an agent with capital you can afford to lose. Nothing here is financial advice.
Basics
Getting started
From a connected wallet to a running agent in a few steps.
- 1Connect your wallet and open the dashboard. Creating an agent, and some modes, may require holding the platform token; the app shows the required amount when a gate applies.
- 2Pick the chain and paste the token contract address. The ticker and pool detector load automatically once the address is valid, then rank the available Uniswap V2, V3, and V4 pools by liquidity.
- 3Review the pool list and use Trade the deepest pool when the detected pool is not already selected. If every pool is shallow, add liquidity or keep the buy amount very small.
- 4Fund the agent wallets with ETH from the Fund button. Each wallet needs ETH for trades and for gas. The dashboard flags any wallet that runs low so you can top it up before trades are skipped.
- 5Set your strategy: buy amount, intervals, slippage, and sell percentage. Start small.
- 6Open Dashboard from the desktop or mobile navigation. Turn the agent on, then use Buy or Sell for one test trade. Cycle starts the scheduled buy and sell loop and keeps running until you turn the agent off or a safety guardrail pauses it.
Test before you scale
Run a manual cycle with a small buy amount and check the activity log before enabling more wallets or faster intervals.
Strategy
Pool detection and liquidity
Automatically find the deepest tradeable pool before an agent starts market making.
- 1Paste a valid token contract address. After a short delay, the dashboard scans Uniswap V2, V3, and V4 on the selected chain without requiring a Detect click.
- 2Review Pools by liquidity. The Deepest badge marks the tradeable pool with the greatest indexed USD liquidity; pools with unknown depth rank last.
- 3Choose Trade the deepest pool to save its Uniswap version and, for V4, its exact pool key to the agent. Pool changes are never applied silently.
- 4Run a small test buy. A pool with no active liquidity is skipped before submission, saving gas and preventing empty-pool reverts.
V2
- How AMPLIFY chooses
- Uses the detected WETH pair when it has indexed liquidity.
V3
- How AMPLIFY chooses
- Checks every supported fee tier and trades the tier with the greatest active on-chain liquidity.
V4
- How AMPLIFY chooses
- Ranks discovered pools by USD depth. A pool routed through an intermediary must be at least twice as deep as the best direct ETH or WETH pool.
| Protocol | How AMPLIFY chooses |
|---|---|
| V2 | Uses the detected WETH pair when it has indexed liquidity. |
| V3 | Checks every supported fee tier and trades the tier with the greatest active on-chain liquidity. |
| V4 | Ranks discovered pools by USD depth. A pool routed through an intermediary must be at least twice as deep as the best direct ETH or WETH pool. |
A deepest pool can still be shallow
The dashboard warns when the best detected pool holds less than $1,000 in indexed liquidity. That threshold is a warning, not a guarantee of safe execution. Check price impact and start with a small trade.
Strategy
Strategy settings
The core parameters that shape every cycle.
Buy amount (ETH)
- What it does
- The ETH spent on each buy.
Buy and sell interval
- What it does
- Minutes between buys and between sells.
Sell percent per cycle
- What it does
- The share of a wallet’s token balance sold on each sell, from 1% to 100%.
Slippage tolerance
- What it does
- The maximum price movement a trade accepts before it is rejected.
Active time window (UTC)
- What it does
- Restricts trading to a start and end hour.
Randomizer and per-wallet variance
- What it does
- Adds a random percentage to timing and to buy size so cycles are not perfectly regular.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Buy amount (ETH) | The ETH spent on each buy. |
| Buy and sell interval | Minutes between buys and between sells. |
| Sell percent per cycle | The share of a wallet’s token balance sold on each sell, from 1% to 100%. |
| Slippage tolerance | The maximum price movement a trade accepts before it is rejected. |
| Active time window (UTC) | Restricts trading to a start and end hour. |
| Randomizer and per-wallet variance | Adds a random percentage to timing and to buy size so cycles are not perfectly regular. |
Strategy
Trading modes
Modes can be combined. Each one changes wallets, timing, or trade selection.
Single wallet
- Behaviour
- Trades from one wallet instead of rotating across several.
Pro Mode
- Behaviour
- Uses 10 wallets with round-robin execution and parallel trades.
Max Mode
- Behaviour
- Uses 20 wallets for full throughput. Wallet keys are generated automatically.
Profitable
- Behaviour
- Only sells when a position is more than 10% in profit.
Burst
- Behaviour
- Runs 1 to 20 rapid trades with a delay of at least 1 second between each, triggered from the Burst button.
Stealth
- Behaviour
- Randomises timing around your configured intervals.
Auto-Rebalance
- Behaviour
- Skips wallets that are low on ETH.
Cooldown
- Behaviour
- Puts a wallet on hold for a set number of minutes after it trades.
FUD Mode
- Behaviour
- Sells 1% of the selected wallet’s token balance every second until the wallets are empty.
| Mode | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Single wallet | Trades from one wallet instead of rotating across several. |
| Pro Mode | Uses 10 wallets with round-robin execution and parallel trades. |
| Max Mode | Uses 20 wallets for full throughput. Wallet keys are generated automatically. |
| Profitable | Only sells when a position is more than 10% in profit. |
| Burst | Runs 1 to 20 rapid trades with a delay of at least 1 second between each, triggered from the Burst button. |
| Stealth | Randomises timing around your configured intervals. |
| Auto-Rebalance | Skips wallets that are low on ETH. |
| Cooldown | Puts a wallet on hold for a set number of minutes after it trades. |
| FUD Mode | Sells 1% of the selected wallet’s token balance every second until the wallets are empty. |
FUD Mode sells aggressively
FUD Mode continuously sells your tokens and will push the price down. Use it deliberately and with the daily spend cap and slippage ceiling configured.
Strategy
How to trend on DexScreener
Use Max Mode with Burst at a one-second delay to produce steady, multi-wallet activity on your token’s pair.
Prerequisite: a paid DexScreener profile
A token must have a paid DexScreener profile(Enhanced Token Info) to rank in DexScreener's trending feed. Without it, no amount of volume will place the token there. Complete the profile on DexScreener before you start.
- 1Confirm DexScreener lists your token’s pair on the chain you are trading, and that the paid profile is active on the token page.
- 2Create or open the agent for that token, choosing the same chain and Uniswap version as the pair that DexScreener tracks.
- 3Fund the agent wallets from the Fund button. Max Mode rotates across 20 wallets, so spread ETH across all of them and leave enough in each for trades and gas.
- 4Turn on Max Mode, then turn on Burst. Max Mode generates the 20 wallet keys automatically.
- 5Open Burst Settings and set Delay to 1 second. Set Trades to the number of trades per burst, from 1 to 20.
- 6Set your guardrails before the first burst: a small buy amount, a daily spend cap, a gas reserve, and a slippage ceiling.
- 7Run one normal test cycle, then press the Burst button. Check the activity log and the entries and exits chart to confirm the trades landed.
- 8Press Burst again whenever you want another run. Each burst fires its trades one second apart, rotating across the wallets.
Max Mode
- Recommended
- On
- Why
- Uses 20 wallets, so activity comes from many distinct addresses instead of one.
Burst
- Recommended
- On
- Why
- Enables the Burst button for rapid, back-to-back trades.
Burst delay
- Recommended
- 1 second
- Why
- The shortest allowed gap. A full 20-trade burst takes about 20 seconds.
Burst trades
- Recommended
- 1 to 20
- Why
- Trades per burst. Start low, then raise it once the test run behaves as expected.
Buy amount
- Recommended
- Small
- Why
- Cost scales with trade count. Keep each trade small and let the number of trades do the work.
Daily spend cap
- Recommended
- Set one
- Why
- A hard stop on buys, so a long session cannot drain your wallets.
Gas reserve
- Recommended
- Keep default or higher
- Why
- Stops a wallet from buying when it is low on ETH, so it always has gas.
| Setting | Recommended | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Max Mode | On | Uses 20 wallets, so activity comes from many distinct addresses instead of one. |
| Burst | On | Enables the Burst button for rapid, back-to-back trades. |
| Burst delay | 1 second | The shortest allowed gap. A full 20-trade burst takes about 20 seconds. |
| Burst trades | 1 to 20 | Trades per burst. Start low, then raise it once the test run behaves as expected. |
| Buy amount | Small | Cost scales with trade count. Keep each trade small and let the number of trades do the work. |
| Daily spend cap | Set one | A hard stop on buys, so a long session cannot drain your wallets. |
| Gas reserve | Keep default or higher | Stops a wallet from buying when it is low on ETH, so it always has gas. |
What to expect
At a one-second delay a burst produces up to 60 trades per minute across the 20 wallets. Watch the pair's transaction and maker counts on DexScreener to see the effect.
What it costs
Every trade pays gas, the pool fee, and slippage. Check the profit and loss report after a session to see the real cost of the run.
No guarantee, and know the rules
DexScreener decides its own ranking, and activity alone does not guarantee a trending spot. Self-directed trading to influence a ranking can breach platform rules and, in some jurisdictions, market-manipulation law. Only run this on a token you are responsible for, and check the rules that apply to you first.
Protection
Safety guardrails
Limits that stop an agent before a problem becomes expensive. They are on by default.
Auto-pause after failures
- Default
- 5
- Range
- 2 to 20
- What happens
- After this many failed cycles in a row the agent pauses itself and shows a banner on the dashboard.
Daily spend cap
- Default
- Off
- Range
- 0.0001 to 1000 ETH
- What happens
- Buys stop for the rest of the day once the cap is reached.
Gas reserve
- Default
- 0.0005 ETH
- Range
- 0 to 1 ETH
- What happens
- A wallet below this balance does not buy, so it always keeps ETH for gas.
Max slippage
- Default
- 10%
- Range
- 0.1% to 50%
- What happens
- A ceiling on the slippage tolerance, enforced when you save settings.
Gas limit
- Default
- Off
- Range
- 0.0001 to 100000 gwei
- What happens
- While network gas is above your ceiling, the agent pauses and rechecks after the delay you set (1 to 60 minutes, 3 by default).
| Guardrail | Default | Range | What happens |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auto-pause after failures | 5 | 2 to 20 | After this many failed cycles in a row the agent pauses itself and shows a banner on the dashboard. |
| Daily spend cap | Off | 0.0001 to 1000 ETH | Buys stop for the rest of the day once the cap is reached. |
| Gas reserve | 0.0005 ETH | 0 to 1 ETH | A wallet below this balance does not buy, so it always keeps ETH for gas. |
| Max slippage | 10% | 0.1% to 50% | A ceiling on the slippage tolerance, enforced when you save settings. |
| Gas limit | Off | 0.0001 to 100000 gwei | While network gas is above your ceiling, the agent pauses and rechecks after the delay you set (1 to 60 minutes, 3 by default). |
How the gas limit works
Before each cycle the agent reads the current network gas price. If it is above your max, nothing is bought or sold, the pause shows in the activity feed, and the agent tries again after the recheck delay. A burst waits and then carries on, and held-back attempts do not count toward the burst trade count. A burst gives up after six hours of waiting. If the gas price cannot be read, the agent holds rather than trading. The check runs once at the start of each cycle, so a price spike in the seconds before a transaction confirms can still land above your ceiling.
RPC failover and temporary provider errors
Public RPC providers can throttle or time out. AMPLIFY tries the healthiest endpoint first and fails over to another endpoint per request. Rate limits, timeouts, and provider 502, 503, or 504 responses are logged as a delayed trade and retried on the next cycle; they do not count toward auto-pause. Contract reverts, insufficient funds, and other real trade failures still count.
Resuming after an auto-pause
Open the dashboard, read the reason in the banner, fix the cause (for example, fund the wallets or select a liquid pool), and press Resume. Turning the agent back on by hand also clears the pause.
Protection
Alerts
Get a Discord or Telegram message when something needs your attention.
Auto-pause
- When it fires
- The agent paused itself after repeated failures.
Low gas
- When it fires
- A wallet fell below the gas reserve. Sent at most once per hour.
Spend cap reached
- When it fires
- The daily spend cap was hit. Sent at most once every six hours.
Mode change
- When it fires
- Pro, Max or FUD Mode was turned on or off.
Large trade
- When it fires
- A trade at or above the threshold you set (0.05 ETH by default). Sent at most once every two minutes.
| Event | When it fires |
|---|---|
| Auto-pause | The agent paused itself after repeated failures. |
| Low gas | A wallet fell below the gas reserve. Sent at most once per hour. |
| Spend cap reached | The daily spend cap was hit. Sent at most once every six hours. |
| Mode change | Pro, Max or FUD Mode was turned on or off. |
| Large trade | A trade at or above the threshold you set (0.05 ETH by default). Sent at most once every two minutes. |
- Choose either a Discord webhook URL or a Telegram bot token and chat ID, then use the test button to send a sample message before relying on it.
- Credentials are stored encrypted and are never shown again after you save them.
- Alerting is best effort. A failed notification never interrupts trading.
In-app wallet warnings
You do not need Discord or Telegram to catch a low wallet. The dashboard stats panel shows a banner naming each wallet below 0.002 ETH (low, top up soon) or below 0.0005 ETH (critical, buys are skipped), and the wallets panel shows the same status beside each balance.
Protection
Profit and loss report
See what an agent has spent, received, and paid in costs.
What the report shows
Net result in ETH, ETH spent on buys, ETH received from sells, trade counts, and success rate, for 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, with a breakdown per day. Export the same data as CSV from the report.
How to read it
Net result compares ETH spent with ETH received. Tokens still held are not valued, so a negative net result on an active agent can simply mean inventory you have not sold yet.
Protection
Entries and exits chart
Every buy and sell your agent wallets made, plotted at the price it executed.
- Each dot is one confirmed trade. Entries are buys and exits are sells, placed on the chart at the ETH price per token the trade actually executed at. Larger dots are larger trades.
- Dashed lines mark your average entry and average exit price, so you can see at a glance whether you are selling above where you bought.
- Switch between 6 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days, or filter to a single wallet to see how each one behaved.
- Hover a dot to see the wallet, side, size, price, and time of that trade. Prices are shown in fixed ETH notation for small values, so a value like 0.0000005000 ETH is never rendered as 5.00e-7.
Entries and exits
Total ETH spent on buys and ETH received from sells in the window, with the number of trades on each side.
Net flow and net position
Net flow is exits minus entries in ETH. Net position is the token amount accumulated, which shows inventory you still hold.
Only priced trades appear
A trade is plotted when both the ETH amount and the token amount were recorded. Wallet drain notices and skipped cycles have no price, so they are not shown. Net flow does not value tokens you still hold.
Live activity feeds
The agent Activity Log refreshes in real time and also polls as a fallback. The public activity ticker prioritises the most recently active tokens, so current confirmed trades are not hidden behind older tokens with more historical volume. Green Live indicators pulse only while their agent or feed is active.
Reference
Portfolio intelligence
Read your connected wallet, LP footprint, and daily priorities from one control surface.
Profile overview
Open /profile to see live ETH, AMP, and WETH balances, wallet-scoped trade activity, tracked ETH volume, LP deployment count, and the latest confirmed activity.
What changed
Recent swaps and LP actions attributed to the connected wallet.
Needs attention
Low gas, no LP positions, unavailable data, or a wallet that still needs to be connected.
Next action
A direct path to connect, create liquidity, or review the Swap terminal.
Attribution matters
Profile metrics only count records that include the connected wallet address. Unattributed market activity is shown as context, never as personal performance.
Reference
Portfolio intelligence MCP
Expose wallet-scoped portfolio context to an MCP client without granting transaction permissions.
Read-only by design
Connect an MCP-compatible client to /api/mcp/portfolio. Every tool requires a valid EVM wallet address and returns data only; it cannot sign, submit, fund, withdraw, or mutate a transaction.
- get_portfolio_overview — returns current ETH, AMP, and WETH balances plus tracked activity, trade count, volume, LP count, and attention signals.
- get_wallet_balances — reads current ETH, AMP, and WETH balances on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
- get_recent_portfolio_activity — returns recent wallet-scoped trades and LP deployment events.
- get_lp_positions — returns confirmed positions, token pairs, fee tiers, lifecycle states, dates, and transaction hashes.
Safety boundary
The MCP is an intelligence surface, not an execution surface. Every response includes a generated timestamp and mainnet context; keep signing and transaction confirmation inside the connected wallet and AMPLIFY UI.
Protection
Risk management
Habits that keep losses small.
- Start small. Test with a small buy amount before scaling.
- Keep reserves. Do not deploy all your capital. Keep ETH back for gas and for refunding wallets.
- Use the guardrails. Leave auto-pause on, set a daily spend cap, and keep slippage tight on thin pools.
- Check thin pools. Low liquidity means every trade moves the price and costs more.
- Review the activity log. Failed trades and skipped cycles explain most surprises.
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Swap
Trade ETH and AMP directly from your own wallet on Robinhood Chain.
- 1Open the Swap page and connect your wallet. If it is on another network, the page offers to switch it to Robinhood Chain.
- 2Choose the direction (ETH to AMP, or AMP to ETH) and enter an amount. Use Max to fill your full balance; ETH keeps a small reserve for gas.
- 3Review the quote: the amount you receive, the minimum you receive after slippage, the route, and the price impact.
- 4Confirm in your wallet. Selling AMP asks for a one-time approval for Permit2, then a gasless signature for each swap.
Slippage
Pick a preset or enter any value from 0.01% to 50%. The transaction reverts instead of filling if the execution price moves further than your limit.
Fresh quotes
Quotes and permits go stale quickly, so the swap re-quotes at the moment you confirm and always trades on the newest one.
Non-custodial
Your wallet signs every transaction. AMPLIFY never holds your keys or funds on this page, and each swap shows a transaction link once it is submitted and again when it confirms.
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Trending
See which tokens have the most confirmed activity routed through AMPLIFY.
- Trending only counts confirmed trades executed through the platform. It is not a market-wide ranking.
- Pick a window of 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. The page refreshes itself every two minutes and shows how long ago it last updated, turning to a stale state if a refresh is overdue.
- Filter by chain, star tokens to keep them in your session watchlist, and open a token's details to see how reliable its chain and volume data is. The watchlist lasts for the current session only.
- Rank tokens by Volume, Trades, Buy pressure (the share of trades that were buys), or Most recent activity.
- Each token card shows its confirmed volume, its share of all routed volume, the buy and sell split, and when it last traded. Search by symbol or contract address.
- The chain badge and Dexscreener link come from the trade's recorded chain. New trades snapshot their chain at execution time; legacy activity is resolved from contract deployment when possible and stays Unknown chain when the result is ambiguous.
Reading buy pressure
The strongest buy pressure highlight only considers tokens with at least 10 trades in the window, so a single buy cannot show as 100%.
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Leaderboard
Compare platform activity and points without exposing private wallet data.
- The Leaderboard ranks participating wallets and agents using confirmed platform activity and points.
- Use the time window and filters to compare recent performance without treating the ranking as investment advice.
- Public rows show only the wallet and activity data intended for leaderboard visibility; private keys and strategy secrets are never displayed.
- Open a wallet row to inspect supported performance details and transaction links where available.
Read rankings carefully
Rankings reflect platform-observed activity and configured scoring rules. They do not guarantee profitability or predict future results.
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Airdrop
Distribute native ETH or ERC-20 tokens to a validated wallet list.
- 1Open Airdrop from the platform navigation and connect the wallet that will fund the distribution.
- 2Choose the chain and asset, then import recipients from CSV or enter wallet allocations directly.
- 3Review address validity, total allocation, token decimals, gas reserve, and the final recipient count.
- 4Confirm the transaction in your wallet and monitor per-recipient progress and receipt links.
Review before sending
Airdrop transfers are on-chain and generally irreversible. Verify the chain, token, recipient addresses, decimals, and total amount before signing.
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Bridge
Move supported assets between Ethereum, Base, and Robinhood Chain using live routes.
- 1Open Bridge and connect the wallet holding the asset you want to move.
- 2Select the source and destination networks, asset, and amount. The page loads available routes and estimates fees.
- 3Review the route, minimum received amount, gas requirements, and approval steps before confirming.
- 4Approve the asset when required, submit the bridge transaction, and use the explorer links to follow settlement.
Live route quotes
Route availability, estimated output, and fees can change while a bridge transaction is being prepared. Refresh before signing if the quote is stale.
Wallet-controlled
Your connected wallet signs the bridge approvals and transactions. Never share your seed phrase or private key with support.
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LP tracking
Follow confirmed platform liquidity deployments from the dashboard and public metrics.
- Every successful LP deployment is recorded after the position-manager transaction confirms on-chain.
- The dashboard history shows the pool identifier, token pair, fee tier, owner wallet, lifecycle state, confirmation date, and explorer transaction link.
- The landing page reports tracked positions, unique pools, participating wallets, and the latest confirmed deployment.
- Lifecycle states include pending, confirmed, active, closed, and reconciled as reconciliation data becomes available.
Confirmed means on-chain
A wallet transaction is not added to the deployment ledger until it succeeds and matches the connected owner and configured position manager.
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Paid analysis
Pay per report in USDC on Base for simulations, risk reports, and strategy optimization.
- 1Open the paid analysis panel on the dashboard and choose a report: Simulation, Risk report, or Optimize.
- 2Connect your wallet. If it is on another network, the panel switches it to Base before asking you to sign.
- 3Review the quote shown by the server, then approve a single gasless USDC payment authorization in your wallet.
- 4The report appears once the payment settles, with a Basescan link to the settlement transaction.
Pay per use
Each report is priced individually in USDC and paid over the x402 protocol. There is no subscription, and nothing is charged until you sign.
Charged only on success
The authorization is settled by a facilitator, and a payment is recorded only after settlement is confirmed. If you reject the signature or lack enough USDC, no charge occurs.
Non-custodial
Your wallet signs a one-time EIP-712 authorization for the exact amount. AMPLIFY never receives your keys and cannot spend more than the quoted price.
Using an AI agent?
Agents can call the same free and paid endpoints directly. The Skill page has a drop-in
SKILL.md, request examples and the x402 payment flow. Agents on Base and Robinhood Chain are both supported; paid reports settle in USDC on Base.Reference
Security
How wallets and secrets are handled, stated plainly.
- Agent wallets are generated by the platform. Their private keys are stored encrypted on the server (AES-256-GCM) so agents can sign trades automatically. They are hot wallets, and the platform can use them to trade on your behalf.
- You stay in control of the funds. You can export a wallet key and withdraw ETH or tokens to any address from the wallet manager at any time.
- Webhook URLs and bot tokens for alerts use the same encryption and are write-only.
- Your own connected wallet never shares its keys with the platform; it is used to prove ownership and to hold the platform token.
Practical advice
Use a dedicated wallet for AMPLIFY, fund agent wallets only with what you intend to trade, withdraw profits regularly, and never share a seed phrase with anyone.
Ready to run your first agent?
Start with a small buy amount and one test cycle.