PumpOrDump: TON Wallet Bot

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About this App

A bot whose motto is "I dump or pump your tokens" sounds like a joke, but behind it sits a live wallet on the TON network. Before pressing buttons, understand what happens there. ⚠️

PumpOrDump is a Telegram bot built around TON tokens: a personal wallet, a whitelist of tokens and paid listing. It should not be treated as a tool for price predictions.

Four commands the bot has

The command list is short, and it explains a lot.

/createwallet. Creates a personal TON wallet.
/wallet. Shows your wallet address.
/whitelist. Shows whitelisted tokens and starts a listing payment.
/withdraw. Withdraws all tokens and TON with a 2% fee.

A wallet inside a bot: whose keys

When a bot creates a wallet for you, the service usually controls the keys, not you. That is called a custodial wallet: if the service disappears or is hacked, nobody may be there to return your funds.

The rule is simple: keep only an amount you can afford to lose inside, and move the rest to your own wallet with a recovery phrase only you know.

Paying to get a token listed

The /whitelist command is tied to adding a token to the list and paying for it. The token's owner pays so it shows up in the bot. Being whitelisted only means the token was added for a fee or by agreement, not that anyone checked it for reliability.

Do not read a token's presence on the list as a recommendation. Research the project yourself: who issued the token, how coins are distributed, whether the creator can pull them out.

What pump and dump mean

A pump is a sharp price rise and a dump is a sharp fall. Organised pump and dump schemes, where a group inflates a token and sells at the top, count as market manipulation and are banned in many countries.

The bot's name is ironic, but it must not be read as a promise of profit. Nobody knows in advance where a small token's price goes. Many such coins lose almost all of their value.

Cutting losses if you still want to try

Create a separate wallet just for experiments.
Fund it with an amount whose loss you can absorb.
Do not connect your main wallet or sign requests you do not understand.
Read the fee terms, including 2% on withdrawal.
Ignore links in private messages from "helpers".

Scammers often pose as support and ask you to connect a wallet. Real support never asks for your secret phrase. 🔐

The bot is small, with about forty monthly users, so independent reviews are almost nonexistent.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a bot for forecasting token prices?▼

No. Judging by its command list it is a TON wallet and a token listing mechanism. It does not claim to predict price moves, and small token prices cannot be forecast reliably.

What is the withdrawal fee?▼

The /withdraw command moves all tokens and TON out with a 2% fee. Terms may change, so check them in the bot before withdrawing.

Is it safe to keep funds in the bot's wallet?▼

It is a risk: the service creates the wallet and you may not control the keys. Keep a minimum there and move the rest to your own wallet.

What does a token get from being whitelisted?▼

The token appears in the bot's list after a listing, and /whitelist starts the payment for it. It is not a reliability check and not a buy recommendation.