How Basket works

Buying one memecoin is a coin flip. Buying ten is a thesis. A basket is a weighted group of Solana tokens you buy in a single action — say 25% ANSEM, 25% FARTCOIN, 20% JELLYJELLY, 15% ARC, 15% BAN.

When you invest, Basket executes one real Jupiter swap per token, sized to its weight, straight from your wallet. The tokens land in your own wallet. Basket does not pool your money with anyone else's, does not issue you a share of a fund, and does not hold your tokens in some omnibus account. You own the coins directly — the app just remembers which ones belong to which thesis, so it can show you P&L and fire your exit rules.

There is no paper trading here. Every buy, sell and fee is a real on-chain transaction with a signature you can check on Solscan. If a number appears on this site, it came from the chain or from a live price feed.

Minimum buy is 0.01 SOL. A small amount stays in your wallet for network fees so your account can never brick itself.

Any Solana token can go in a basket — not just a curated list. The builder gives you four ways to find one: our curated pump.fun graduates, whatever's trending on Jupiter right now, the highest organic-score tokens (least botted volume), and the newest listings. You can also paste any mint address directly.

The one hard requirement: the token must have a live price. A token nobody can price can't be bought or valued, so the builder refuses it rather than selling you a basket that can never trade.

Weights must add to 100%. When you invest 1 SOL in a basket weighted 40/30/30, Basket spends 0.4, 0.3 and 0.3 SOL on those three tokens.

Selling works the same way in reverse: pick a percentage, and each leg is swapped back to SOL in your wallet. If one token has gone completely illiquid, Basket tells you which one and offers to sell everything else and write that leg off — so one dead coin can never trap the rest of your position.

Basket tracks 563 real KOL wallets, publicly attributed via Kolscan. A trader basket groups several of them and follows their combined on-chain value as a NAV — real balances, real tokens, updated from the chain.

These are tracking-only today. You can watch what these wallets hold and how they perform, but you cannot yet invest in one — copy-trade execution (mirroring their entries with your SOL) is the next thing being built. The app will not let you buy one, and nothing about their performance is simulated.

Memecoins don't wait for you to wake up. Every position can carry three rules:

• 🎯 Take profit — sell everything once the position is up X%.
• 🛡 Stop loss — sell everything once it's down X%.
• ⌛ Auto-close — sell everything after N days, win or lose.

A background engine checks every armed rule once a minute against live prices. When one triggers, it executes a real on-chain sell of the whole position and pings your Telegram if you've linked it.

Two failure modes we handle explicitly. If the price feed goes down entirely, rules do not fire — an outage must never dump your position at a made-up valuation. But if one specific token dies while the others still price, that leg counts as worthless and the exit proceeds, selling everything that can still be sold. A stop-loss that silently never fires is worse than no stop-loss.

Adding to a position never disarms rules you already set, and you can edit them any time without buying more.

Every fee is itemised on the public treasury ledger with the transaction signature that settled it, and all of it is earmarked for buyback & burn.

Your account wallet is generated on our server and its private key is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. This is a custodial design: it means no browser extension and no seed phrase, but it also means you are trusting this service with the key. That trade-off is stated plainly rather than buried.

What that means practically: you can withdraw your SOL to any address at any time, and your tokens sit in a wallet whose address you can inspect on Solscan. Only you (through your login) can move funds — the API never returns your key, never logs it, and the Telegram bot has no access to it at all.

Don't keep more in the account wallet than you're actively trading. Withdraw profits to a wallet you control the keys for. That is good practice with any custodial service, including this one.

Link your account from the wallet page and the bot reports your positions, P&L, armed rules, wallet balance and the KOL leaderboard — and pushes an alert the moment a take-profit, stop-loss or timed exit fires.

The bot is read-only, deliberately. It cannot buy, sell, withdraw or touch your key. If someone ever compromised your Telegram, the worst they could do is read your portfolio. Trading stays on the site behind your login.

Linking uses a single-use code that expires in 15 minutes, so knowing your Telegram handle is never enough to reach your account.

• Most memecoins go to zero. A basket spreads risk across tokens, but it does not remove it. Ten coins from the same trench can all fall together, and often do.
• Diversification within one asset class is thin protection. Memecoins are highly correlated. Treat a basket as a bet on a theme, not as a hedge.
• Liquidity can vanish. A token can become impossible to sell at any price. Exit rules cannot rescue a leg with no buyers.
• Slippage and price impact are real, especially on small-cap tokens and larger orders. What you get is what the market gives.
• This is a custodial service — see the section above.
• Nothing here is financial advice. Only trade what you can afford to lose entirely.