Why the buys come right after the creation
Raydium's CPMM program sets a new pool's open time to at least one second after the creation block, and it rejects every swap until the block time passes it. A buy in the same block as the creation fails with NotApproved, so a single bundle with both is impossible on CPMM.
SOLTidy creates the pool first, waits until a confirmed block's time is past the open time, refreshes the reserves and sends all the buys in one Jito bundle. Other traders and bots can trade in the gap, which is why every buy carries a slippage limit and the quotes are rebuilt just before signing.
How the bundle is built
Jito accepts up to five transactions per bundle and runs them in order in one block; if any fails, none of them run. Each buyer transaction holds up to three buys (wrap SOL, create the token account, swap, unwrap) and is paid by its first wallet. The first one holds two buys and SOLTidy's 0.2 SOL fee, and the last one two buys and the Jito tip, for 13 buyers in all.
Worked example: a pool opened with 200,000,000 tokens and 10 SOL, then four wallets buying 0.5 SOL each at the 0.25% tier. Each buy sees the pool as the buys before it left it, so the first wallet gets about 9.5 million tokens and the fourth about 7.2 million, together about 33 million, or 3.3% of a 1,000,000,000 supply.
| Wallet | Pays |
|---|---|
| Your connected wallet | Pool deposit, Raydium's 0.15 SOL create fee, ~0.03 SOL rent, SOLTidy's 0.1 SOL |
| Each buyer wallet | Its buy (trade fee included) and ~0.0045 SOL for accounts and network fees; wallet 1 also pays SOLTidy's 0.2 SOL bundle fee |
| Last buyer transaction's first wallet | The Jito tip |
Bundled buys are public
Every bundled wallet buys in the pool's first trading block, and anyone can see that on Solscan. Screeners like RugCheck and Bubblemaps flag the share of supply bought this way, and many traders avoid tokens with a large one. The panel shows that share before you start and asks you to confirm you won't use it to mislead buyers.
Private keys stay in your browser tab. They're used only to sign the buyer transactions, never sent, logged or saved, and wiped when you clear them or leave the page. Use bot or treasury wallets, not wallets that hold savings.
Questions & answers
Can the pool creation and the buys be in the same block?
Not on Raydium CPMM. The program refuses swaps until one second after the pool's creation, so SOLTidy sends the buys in a Jito bundle as soon as the pool opens, usually within a few seconds.
How many wallets can buy?
Up to 13 in one bundle: Jito allows five transactions; the first carries two buys plus SOLTidy's fee, the middle three carry three buys each, and the last carries two buys plus the tip. Your connected wallet creates the pool and isn't one of the buyers.
What happens if the bundle doesn't land?
None of the buys run and no buyer wallet spends anything. The pool stays live, and Retry buys rebuilds the bundle against the current pool with a fresh blockhash. The pool is never created twice.
How much does it cost?
SOLTidy charges 0.3 SOL per run: 0.1 SOL from your wallet when the pool is created and 0.2 SOL from the first buyer wallet inside the bundle, only if the buys land. Your wallet also pays Raydium's 0.15 SOL create fee and about 0.03 SOL of rent. Buyers pay the pool's trade fee on their buys, and one buyer pays the Jito tip, 0.001 SOL by default.
Are my private keys safe?
They never leave the browser tab. SOLTidy derives each keypair only to sign its buyer transaction, then wipes it. Only the signed transactions are sent to Jito.
