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degen-stack

v0.1.2

Published

One command to run the oddballer bots side by side: pump.fun theme cloner + breadth-first buy/borrow. Supervises both, restarts either if it dies.

Downloads

422

Readme

degen-stack

One command to run both oddballer bots side by side.

npm i -g degen-stack

degen start                      # DRY RUN — spends nothing

Runs, under one supervisor:

  • pump-clone — watches pump.fun CREATEs, scores net-new themes, mirrors them to a protected curve.
  • nav-loop — breadth-first buy+borrow across many memes, re-run on a cadence.

Separate processes on purpose: the cloner holds a long-lived websocket, the loop bot does periodic on-chain work. If one wedges the other keeps going. Either is restarted with backoff if it dies.

Going live

export PUMPCLONE_PRIVATE_KEY=0x...
export NAVLOOP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x...

degen start --execute \
  --max 0.01 --total 0.05 \
  --capital 0.05 --tokens 0xTOKEN_A,0xTOKEN_B \
  --every 60

--execute is refused without both spend caps and a key. A per-clone cap without a total cap is not a budget — a bot cloning every few minutes will spend it over and over.

Run only one: degen start --only clone / --only loop.

Unaudited, days old, spends real money autonomously. Read both package READMEs first.

MIT.