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Welcome to CoinRobot A I.

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Trading intelligence, built together.

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Take the next step with us.

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This walkthrough uses a simulated wallet.

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Never send funds to the example addresses.

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Your Vault holds the trading assets in program-controlled token accounts.

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A separate bot wallet submits automated trades through Jupiter and pays network fees.

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Your owner wallet authorizes setup and controls the owner-only management actions.

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These are three different roles.

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Use a Solana-compatible wallet such as Phantom.

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Keep SOL in your owner wallet for setup fees and account rent.

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Network fees are spent; rent is a SOL deposit normally recoverable when eligible empty accounts are closed.

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Our example sets aside zero point one SOL, but follow the live cost estimate.

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Separately budget your trading USDC and the bot’s fee reserve.

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These examples are not required minimums.

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Open Connectors and choose DEX Solana Vault.

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This Connector uses your Solana wallet and a Vault, rather than exchange API credentials.

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The interface guide is available directly from this page whenever you need the detailed instructions.

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Give the Connector a recognizable name and select the assets your Plans may use.

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This example selects the full list.

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More selected assets can mean more token accounts, rent and setup approvals.

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Selecting symbols does not buy them.

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Leave the Vault field alone: CoinRobot fills it through the wallet setup.

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Choose Generate new Vault, then connect the owner account in Phantom.

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Check that you are using the intended wallet.

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CoinRobot needs your public address and the approvals for the requested operations.

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Never enter your seed phrase or private key into the site.

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The wallet window shown here is a labelled illustration.

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This fresh, full-list example requests eleven setup transactions.

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They initialize the Vault and the selected token accounts; they are not eleven purchases.

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Review the operations and costs in Phantom before approving.

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The owner wallet pays the fees and rent.

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Your approval count may differ.

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Keep the page open until setup and saving finish.

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After all setup transactions are confirmed, the Connector is saved.

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Find it under Existing connectors and open Edit to review the generated details.

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A saved Connector is a connection, not an active trading Plan.

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Trading only begins after you create and start a Plan.

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Do not fund the Vault account field with trading USDC.

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Copy the address labelled Vault USDC deposit token account for trading capital.

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Use the SOL fee address for the bot’s native SOL, and the separate bot USDC fee account only for fee replenishment.

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Always copy your own current addresses from the application, not this video.

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First fund the bot wallet with a small native SOL reserve.

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Our example uses about ten dollars’ worth of SOL; the quantity depends on its current price.

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This is a fee budget, not trading capital.

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The bot cannot pay for its first transaction with USDC alone.

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Leave headroom and top up when the application warns that fees are low.

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Now choose USDC on Solana in your wallet and send the capital you intend to trade to your Vault USDC deposit token account.

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This example uses five hundred USDC.

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It is an illustration, not a required investment.

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Verify the Solana network, the token and the recipient before confirming.

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Never send trading capital to the program-state address.

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Optionally keep a little USDC in the bot’s USDC fee account.

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Our example uses ten USDC.

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When SOL becomes low, CoinRobot can attempt to replenish it from this reserve.

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Keep native SOL available as well: replenishment itself needs a transaction fee.

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This reserve is separate from the trading USDC in your Vault.

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After your real transfers confirm, use Test on the saved Connector and check the Vault and bot balances on the Dashboard.

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Confirm that trading USDC and native SOL reached the correct accounts.

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Then use New Plan to configure a strategy and risk settings.

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Creating the Connector alone does not place trades.

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Open Dashboard and expand Open position balances by connector.

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Select your Solana Connector, then press Show full account balance.

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Check the Connector and update timestamp.

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The Vault trading table should show your intended trading USDC at the Vault deposit token account.

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Below it, check the separate bot-wallet table: native SOL pays transaction fees, while bot USDC is an optional fee-replenishment reserve, not Vault trading capital.

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Account amount, robot open amount and DIFF compare reported holdings with robot allocations.

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Before the first Plan, there may be no tracked allocation.

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A dash means unavailable data, not a measured zero; a positive DIFF is not profit.

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Refresh after confirmed transfers and investigate missing funds before starting.

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These displayed balances are simulated.

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The DEX Solana guide contains your saved addresses, permissions, security checks and public program references.

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Keep it nearby at x dot coin robot dot A I, slash docs, slash dex solana.

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If a confirmation is delayed, check its status and follow the retry guidance.

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Later, stop your Plans before withdrawing or closing the Vault, and follow the current exit instructions.

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Your strategy.

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Your robot.

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Your next move.

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