AutoFarmer
AutoFarmer is an autonomous engine that:
- Continuously scans available pools.
- Scores them using our internal on‑chain signal blend (fee flow, liquidity structure, activity bursts, and stability factors).
- Opens positions only in pools that currently pass your selected mode (or your custom filters).
- Monitors profitability and (optionally) stops after a defined cadence period.
Modes
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Degen | Looser filters. Enters more often, including higher‑risk / fast turnover pools. |
| Gem | Tight filters. Only enters “clean” high‑quality pools judged unlikely to be noise. |
| Custom | Your own thresholds for all exposed filter fields. Maximum control. |
Position Timer
How long to keep a position open before evaluating exit from token.
- Default: 1 hr
- Lower values = more frequent rotation between tokens
- Higher values = fewer rotations, more stability but more risk to stuck in a unprofitable pool
Key Fields (Custom Mode)
If you select Custom, you can manually tune these (naming may vary slightly in your build):
- Minimum Market Cap — lower values = include very early tokens (higher risk).
- Minimum TVL — filters out tiny or illiquid pools.
- Minimum Age — exclude freshly deployed tokens if you want stability.
- Fee / Liquidity Threshold — internal fee flow benchmark; raise it to be more selective.
- Holder Concentration / Similar safety sliders (if present) — reduce exposure to ultra‑concentrated ownership.
(Fields not present in your current build can be ignored—they may appear in later versions.)
Recommended Starting Points
- Default: 20000
- Higher TVL often improves execution reliability and reduces freeze/rug risk
Min PoolProfitability ($)
The minimum pool size calculated in dollars per minute, based on $1,000 of your liquidity. For example, if you deposit $1,000, a 5% pool yield means you can expect $5 in fees per minute on your position.
Stopping & Aftermath
Default: -70
Keeps candidates even after drawdowns up to -40% (mean reversion setups)
Raise toward 0 to exclude steep downtrends
Scanning halts.
Opened positions continue under normal farmer logic (reopen, claim cycles).
You can restart AutoFarmer later without losing tracked data for active positions.
- Default: 100
- Caps sharp moves that often revert or fail to fill reliably
TIP
Profitability helps compare pools—do not rely on raw fee numbers alone.
Upper bound on 1-hour price move.
- Default: 10000
- Protects against extreme parabolic phases likely to reverse
Max Top 10 Holder (%)
Maximum supply concentration among top 10 holders.
- Default: 30
Custom Blacklist
List of token names to always exclude, comma-separated. Example: TRUMP,FARTCOIN
- Default: empty
- Use for known-problematic tokens/pools
Risk controls (relative to entry)
Stop Loss Percentage
Close the position if the price falls below the maximum token price during farming by this percentage.
- Default: -70
- Tighten (-15 to -30) for stricter protection; keep a wider range for tokens with high volatility
Take Profit Percentage
Close the position if the price rises above the minimum token price during farming by this percentage.
- Default: 10000 (disabled)
- Decrease (20–50) to realize profits faster; increase to take advantage of trends longer
Position sizing and behavior
Adaptive Position Size
Automatically adjust position size based on pool bin step.
- Default: Enabled
- Disable to use fixed sizes from account settings
Leave Pool if it is not printing
Exit pools that are not generating sufficient fees per the internal “printing” check (e.g., weak recent fees or volume).
- Default: Disabled
- Enable to prune stagnant positions automatically
Autofarmer timer
Timer that define how long the AutoFarmer process stays active:
- 0 = continuous mode (runs until you manually stop)
- N (e.g. 2, 4, 8) = run for N hours, then auto‑stop and keep existing opened positions running under normal management
FeeTarget
Fee-based threshold to account to farm in one autofarming session.
- Default: 0 (disabled)
- Set > 0 to use fee accrual as a target condition to end autofarming
Common pitfalls
- Overly loose filters → frequent entries into unstable pools; tighten Fee/TVL, TVL, and holder concentration.
- SL too tight in volatile pairs → churn; too wide → deep drawdowns.
- “Leave if not printing” enabled with too strict pool profitability during slow markets → premature exits and missed rebounds.
Start with defaults on a small profile, observe selection and behavior, then iterate thresholds and timers for your infrastructure (local/server), RPC capacity, and risk appetite.