Market making, under your control.

A maker is one treasury and 1–10 trading wallets working on one pump.fun coin. It can start with a new launch or be added to an existing coin. Wallets buy dips and sell rises according to the owner’s settings. Market making can lose money.

The treasury holds capital, reserves and amounts owed to the owner. It funds trading wallets evenly. Each wallet keeps its own positions and entry prices, and all wallet addresses and transactions are public.

For a coin launched here, a split locked in the launch transaction sends 80% of creator rewards to the treasury and 20% to vyra. Coins launched elsewhere have no reward claims through vyra, so their makers run on deposited SOL.

Every treasury and trading wallet is public. A maker page lists trades, claims, transfers, payouts and settings changes, with links to the chain. The engine prevents wallets of the same maker from trading against each other. Trades start on the bonding curve and continue in the coin’s canonical PumpSwap pool after graduation.

Choose how much of each creator-reward claim stays in the maker and how much realized profit is reinvested. The rest becomes payable to the owner. Withdraw available capital or profits, liquidate positions, or close the maker from its dashboard.

Set buy and sell triggers, trade size, cooldown, stop-loss, exposure and daily spending limits. Only the owner can change the settings, pause the maker or request withdrawals. Controls can limit risk but cannot eliminate losses.

Volume is the sum of everything makers bought and sold. Realized profit and loss measures completed sells after costs; it may be negative. Read capital, rewards, volume and payouts together when assessing a maker.

$vyra has its own maker under the same engine and rules. A 20% share of realized maker profit funds buybacks. Coins paired to $vyra pay creator fees in the token for burning, less any launcher share set at launch.

• Launch a new pump.fun coin from your wallet, or paste an existing coin’s mint to create a maker. Choose a preset, fund the treasury and review the public maker page.
• After launch, tune the strategy and treasury settings, add funding or withdraw available SOL.
• Keep track of trades and claims, inspect settings changes, and pause or close the maker when needed.

vyra holds encrypted keys for maker treasuries and trading wallets. You retain your own wallet. A falling price can keep falling; stop-losses and limits do not guarantee a return. If the engine is offline, trading and risk controls stop until it resumes. Never fund a maker with SOL you cannot afford to lose.