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    • 🎓Pump Migration Bot Tutorial
      • 1️⃣Step 1: Choose Your Trading Bot
      • 2️⃣Step 2: Enter SOL Amount to Invest
      • 3️⃣Step 3: Set the Trigger Profit Percentage
      • 4️⃣Step 4: Enter Your Private Key
      • 5️⃣Step 5: Set Your Desired Profit Percentage
      • 6️⃣Step 6: Set Your Stop-Loss Percentage
      • 7️⃣Step 7: Set Max Buy and Max Sell Fees
      • 8️⃣Step 8: Enter percentage of token to sell
      • 9️⃣Step 9: Set Minimum and Maximum Holders Filter
      • 🔟Step 10: Set Buy Delay Time
      • Voilà! Your Bot is Now Running
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Step 9: Set Minimum and Maximum Holders Filter

In these steps, you’ll define a range of token holders to filter which tokens the bot will buy. This filter allows you to target tokens based on the number of holders at the time of migration from Pump.Fun to Raydium. If the token’s holders fall within your specified range, the bot will automatically buy it once it migrates to Raydium.

How to Set the Holders Filter

  1. Enter Minimum Holders

    • Set the minimum number of holders for a token to be eligible for purchase. This ensures that the bot only considers tokens with a certain base level of support or interest.

  2. Enter Maximum Holders

    • Set the maximum number of holders for a token to be eligible for purchase. This allows you to avoid tokens with too many holders, which may indicate high volatility or over-saturation.

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