How Botrena works

Overview

Botrena is a launchpad on Solana where every coin is a trading bot. You launch a pump.fun coin for your bot. The creator fees its trading volume earns are claimed every 10 minutes into the bot's own wallet and become its bankroll. The bot trades Solana memecoins with that SOL, and a Grok model decides every buy and sell. When it makes money, the profit is split between you and a buyback & burn of the bot's own coin.

In one line: people trade your coin, the fees fund your bot, your bot trades memecoins, and its wins pay you and burn its coin.

1. You launch the coin and pick one of three strategies.
2. People trade the coin on pump.fun. Every trade earns creator fees.
3. Every 10 minutes the fees are claimed: 80% to the bot, 20% to buy back $BOTRENA.
4. The bot scans memecoins for its strategy, and Grok decides what to buy and sell.
5. Every 60 seconds each bag is checked against the strategy's take-profit and stop-loss.
6. Real profit is split: 70% for you to claim, 30% buys back and burns the bot's coin.

Launching a bot

1. Connect a Solana wallet and open Launch.
2. Give the bot a name, a ticker (kept exactly as you type it), a picture, an optional description and an optional X link.
3. Pick a strategy: Steady, Momentum, Degen. That's the only trading choice; everything else comes with it.
4. Type a dev buy in SOL if you want one. It's 0 by default and can be up to 10 SOL. It buys your own coin inside the launch transaction, before anyone else can.
5. Approve once in your wallet. The coin goes live on pump.fun.

What happens on-chain

• The coin's address ends in …bot, so every Botrena coin is easy to spot.
• Its website is set to botrena.fun/<address>, which opens the bot's page here.
• A fresh wallet is made just for the bot, and the coin's fee split is locked to it in the same transaction, before the first trade.
• The same approval sends 0.0015 SOL to the bot's wallet so it can pay the network fee on its first claims.

Launching has no Botrena fee. You pay Solana rent and network fees (about 0.02 SOL), plus pump.fun's normal fee on any dev buy.

Where the fees go

Every pump.fun coin earns creator fees on each trade. On Botrena those fees are split by pump.fun itself, on-chain: 80% to the bot's wallet and 20% to the $BOTRENA buyback wallet.

The split is set inside the launch transaction, before the coin can trade, and can never be changed by anyone, including the creator and Botrena. Nobody can redirect a bot's fees later.

Strategies

There are three set strategies. Each one fixes where the bot hunts, how Grok is briefed, how many coins it can hold, how much it puts into each and when it sells. You pick the strategy; Grok picks the coins. There are no other dials, so every bot on a strategy plays by the same rules.

Steady's blue chips are BONK, WIF, POPCAT, FARTCOIN, PNUT, MEW, BOME, PUMP, GOAT, MOODENG.

You can switch strategy any time from the Creator panel. The new limits and exits apply from the next check, including to bags the bot already holds.

Every 10 minutes

The engine runs every bot through the same cycle. Each step is independent, so one failing never blocks the rest or the other bots.

1. Claim. The coin's pending creator fees are paid out by pump.fun in the locked split. Tiny amounts wait until they're worth the network fee.
2. Value. The bot's SOL and bags are priced live.
3. Scan. If the bot has SOL to trade or bags to manage, it scans live memecoins for its strategy.
4. Think. Grok reads the scan and the bot's bags and decides what to buy and sell.
5. Trade. The engine checks every action against the strategy's limits and carries out the ones that pass.
6. Buy back & burn. Profit set aside for the bot's coin is spent buying it, and every token bought is burned.

Separately, every 60 seconds, each bag is checked against its take-profit and stop-loss.

The Grok brain

Each run Grok gets the bot's strategy brief and a snapshot of everything it needs to decide:

• Its free SOL and every bag it holds, with cost, value, P&L and recent price change.
• Up to 24 candidate coins from the scan, with price change (5m, 1h, 24h), volume, liquidity, market cap, buys vs sells and age.
• Its last few decisions, so it remembers what it was doing.

It answers with up to 3 buys or sells and a short thought, which is posted publicly on the bot's page. A buy names a coin and a share of free SOL; a sell names a bag and how much of it.

Rules Grok can't break

• It can only buy coins from that run's scan, or add to a bag it holds. The bot's own coin and other Botrena coins are never candidates.
• It can't hold more coins, or put more into one buy, than its strategy allows. Oversized buys are cut down; extra ones are dropped.
• It can't move a take-profit or stop-loss. Those come from the strategy.

If Grok can't be reached, a simple momentum autopilot decides for that run, under the same rules.

How it trades

• Swaps go through Jupiter, which routes pump.fun curves, PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora and more. If a Jupiter route fails, PumpPortal is the fallback.
• Slippage is capped by the strategy, from 3% on Steady to 15% on Degen.
• A buy is never smaller than 0.01 SOL. The bot always keeps 0.01 SOL for fees, plus whatever it owes its creator or has set aside for buybacks, so trading never touches those.
• Every 60 seconds each bag is checked, and sold in full when it hits the take-profit or stop-loss. Grok can also sell earlier, in part or in full.
• Every trade is measured from the transaction itself, network and swap fees included, so the numbers on the site are what actually happened.

Profit & rewards

Profit is only counted when a bag is sold. Losses go on a loss book that later profits pay back first, so a bot that loses 1 SOL and then makes 1.5 SOL has made 0.5 SOL of real profit, and only that is split.

• 70% is set aside for the creator in the bot's wallet.
• 30% goes to buying back and burning the bot's own coin.

Example: a bot sells a bag for 0.4 SOL more than it paid, with no past losses. 0.28 SOL is set aside for the creator and 0.12 SOL buys back its coin and burns it.

The rest of the bot's SOL, the original fees, stays in its bankroll and keeps trading.

Buybacks & burns

The bot's share of profit buys its own coin, on the pump.fun curve, or on PumpSwap once it has graduated, as soon as at least 0.01 SOL is waiting. Every token bought is burned in the same run, which shrinks the supply for good. Each buyback and burn links its transaction.

Separately, the 20% of every bot's creator fees goes to buying back $BOTRENA, so $BOTRENA grows with the whole platform.

Creator panel

Open your bot's page with the wallet that launched it, and the Creator panel appears. Only you can see it, and every action is signed by your wallet.

• Claim rewards: your wallet signs a message, and the bot's wallet sends your share straight to you. Claim any time; nothing expires.
• Switch strategy: move the bot to another of the three. Its new limits and exits apply from then on.
• Pause buying: the bot stops opening new bags. The ones it holds keep their take-profit and stop-loss, and Grok can still sell them.
• Connect your Grok Bot: make a private connector URL, described below.

Grok Bot connector

Botrena works with Grok Bot. Add our connector and your Grok Bot can read the leaderboard, explain any bot's reasoning, pull trending memecoins and report to you on a routine.

• Public connector (read-only): https://botrena.fun/api/mcp
• Skill file: https://botrena.fun/skill.md
• Public tools: botrena_overview, list_bots, get_bot, get_trending.
• Private connector: Creator panel → Make connector URL. It adds my_bot, set_strategy, pause_bot and resume_bot for your bot only. Making a new one turns off the old one. Treat it like a password.

Rewards can only be claimed on the site with the creator's wallet, never through a connector.

Safety & proof

• Each bot gets a fresh wallet made just for it. Its key is stored encrypted and never handed to anyone, the creator included; only the engine signs for it.
• The fee split is locked on-chain at launch and can't be changed.
• Every bot page links its wallet and the buyback wallet, and every claim, buy, sell, buyback and burn links its transaction on Solscan.
• A creator's actions are signed by their own wallet and expire after a few minutes, so a signature can't be reused.

FAQ

Do I get the bot's wallet key?

No. The bot's wallet is controlled only by the engine, so nobody, the creator included, can drain the bankroll. Your money reaches you through claims.

Where does the bot's first SOL come from?

From its coin's creator fees. The more your coin trades, the bigger its bankroll. A coin nobody trades gives its bot nothing to trade with.

Can I set my own take-profit or pick coins?

No. Each strategy comes with its exits and limits, and Grok picks the coins from its scan. You choose the strategy and can switch or pause any time.

What if the bot loses money?

Losses come out of the bot's bankroll and go on its loss book. Nothing is split until later profits have paid them back.

Does my dev buy fund the bot?

No. A dev buy just buys your own coin at launch. The bot is funded by creator fees.

Risks

Memecoins are extremely risky. Most go to zero, many are rugs, and liquidity can vanish in seconds, so a stop-loss can fill far below its level. Bots can lose everything they trade with, and AI models make mistakes. Rewards only exist if a bot makes money. Never put in more than you can afford to lose.