Is this bot calling TypeSafe Jev for trade calls?

Not as documented here. The README describes JEV as its own predictive engine for flexible sizing, stop-loss, and profit targets, not as calls to the TypeSafe Jev decision API. Treat it as bot-internal logic.

Can the dump shield really prevent rug losses?

It watches creator wallets and large sells and triggers emergency auto-sell in milliseconds, plus a hard 5% per-trade loss exit. That limits damage but cannot guarantee exits before illiquid collapses.

Do I need real funds to evaluate it?

No. You can fund a virtual paper wallet with $10, run simulated trades on live prices and pools, and inspect positions, balance, history, and patterns before risking anything.

How do I actually operate and monitor it?

You operate it through Telegram at ZOOMAONCHAINBOT with commands like register, autotrade with a token address, sniper, scan, papertrade, positions, and close, plus optional private-channel streaming.

How does JEV adjust each trade?

It varies three things with token risk: safer, well-backed tokens get larger positions (about $3.00 to $3.75) while new micro-caps get smaller ones ($1.25 to $1.75); stop-loss runs from 1.8% to 4.5% but never past 5%; and targets reach +100% or +120% for runners versus +25% to +35% for quick scalps.

Which markets does it scan, and how fast is the sniper?

It scans Meteora DLMM, Raydium CPMM and CLMM, Moonshot, and Pump.fun. The Pump.fun sniper detects launches over live WebSocket feeds in under 300 milliseconds, checking the creator holds under 5% of supply, authorities are renounced, and no malicious code is present.

What does the Telegram interface add beyond trading?

Slash commands cover discovery and safety, such as /trending for the top 15 tokens, /scan for a contract security audit, /traders for the tracked 100x-plus wallets, and /patterns for the AI pattern dashboard. Responses use images and live buttons, and vapor messages dissolve after 45 seconds.

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Zooma Onchain Bot

Telegram-driven Solana bot that runs one autonomous trade cycle at a time, with dump-shield exits, a 5% loss cap, and JEV-based sizing, stops, and profit targets.

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Author: maxchichar
Last verified: Oct 2026

maxchichar/zooma-onchain-bot

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a ZERO-DOLLAR on-chain intelligence and trading platform using JEV by TypeSafe AI as a core reasoning/computation layer instead of relying exclusively on traditional LLMs.

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Last pushed: Updated Sep 2026

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About this project

Scan the QR code to join or message us directly on Telegram: ZOOMA is our very first web3 project. We built it to solve a major problem that everyday crypto traders face: the speed and risks of the Solana blockchain. On Solana, hundreds of new tokens launch every single minute. Some multiply in value by 10x, 50x, or 100x. However, the majority are scams, rug pulls, or sudden dumps where the creators or large investors sell all their tokens at once, leaving regular holders with nothing.

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Highlights

Automates entry, tracking, and exit, selling at profit targets, pullbacks, or dump-shield triggers.
Caps loss at 5% per trade and varies size, stop-loss, and targets by token volatility.
Detects Pump.fun launches over WebSocket in under 300ms with supply and authority checks.
Offers a $10 paper wallet, Telegram commands, and vapor messages that dissolve after 45 seconds.

Watch out

Trading bot with simulated paper mode; live use risks real funds and on-chain behavior can differ from docs. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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