vamp

the nuclear option. stops all running bots, sells every token across every wallet, closes all token accounts, and sweeps all sol to a single destination wallet. nothing left behind.

the full pipeline

stop volume bot sessions (if running)
discover all token holdings across source wallets
sell everything (or just one specific token)
close empty token accounts (recover ~0.002 sol rent each)
swarm wallets → consolidate to their master swarm wallet
all source wallets → transfer sol to destination
close solana accounts, send remaining dust
destination wallet triggers 1 sell to dump any remaining tokens

the key thing: each wallet type consolidates through its own hierarchy first, then everything flows to the destination.

wallet consolidation flow

volume wallets ──────────────────────→ destination
snipe wallets ───────────────────────→ destination
bundle wallets ──────────────────────→ destination
swarm wallets → master swarm wallet ─→ destination
                (sol + tokens)

swarm wallets are special — they consolidate to their master swarm wallet first (because there can be dozens), then the master sends to the destination.

when to use

after a launch — recover all sol from every wallet type back to dev
exiting a position — liquidate one specific token across all wallets
cleanup — close dead accounts, recover rent from old token accounts
before privacy swap — consolidate everything before rotating wallets

config

param	what	default
source_wallets	wallets to drain	required
destination_wallet	where all the sol goes	required
token_mint	only sell this specific token	all tokens
sell_tokens	sell tokens before sweeping	true
close_accounts	close empty token accounts	true
slippage_bps	slippage for token sells	2000 (20%)

what gets recovered

all sol from source wallets
sol from selling tokens
~0.002 sol rent per closed token account
remaining dust from closed solana accounts

vamp vs consolidate

	vamp	consolidate
sells tokens	yes (automatic)	no
closes accounts	yes	optional
stops volume bot	yes	no
end result	all sol in destination, wallets empty	sol in destination, tokens still held
use case	full exit	pull sol back, sell manually later

if you want to keep your tokens and sell them yourself at a specific time, use consolidate instead.

tips

slippage is set high (20%) by default because you’re usually selling into thin liquidity
vamp will skip wallets that have zero balance
the destination wallet typically should be your dev wallet
after vamping, you can privacy swap the dev wallet to fresh addresses

20% slippage is intentional. when you’re vamping, you want execution not precision. adjust lower if you care about the price.

per-position vamp

each position in the dashboard has a vamp button. sells 100% of that token from all wallets, consolidates sol to dev.

vamp all

quick actions -> vamp all. hits every token, every wallet. everything consolidated to one destination.

​vamp

​the full pipeline

​wallet consolidation flow

​when to use

​config

​what gets recovered

​vamp vs consolidate

​tips

​per-position vamp

​vamp all