What is OpenLiquid?
OpenLiquid is not a trading bot for buyers. It sells volume sessions, bundled launches and market making to token projects that want to appear on DexScreener and DexTools trending lists.
The main product generates trades on a project's own token with randomized size, timing and wallets so the activity looks organic. Sessions run on Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon, Optimism, Robinhood Chain, Stable, Monad and Arc.
Other tools include a bundle launcher that buys a new token across up to 500 wallets in one anti-MEV transaction, CEX and DEX market making, a no-code token creator and bulk airdrops. Automated trading, sniping and copy trading are marked as coming soon.
We include it because traders should know such tools exist. Volume made by a project's own wallets can make a token look more popular than it is, and trending lists may treat it as manipulation.
The site states 12 chains in one place and 8 in another, so check current coverage in the bot.
Good fit for
- Token teams that understand the risks of paid volume
- Launch teams needing bundled buys and airdrops
Not ideal for
- Traders looking for a buy and sell bot
- Projects that want only organic activity
OpenLiquid Atlas AI Score
6.1 / 10 Decent
Confidence: Medium
OpenLiquid is a service for token teams, and it is clear about its pricing. Traders should treat it as a warning: trending volume can be bought.
Volume, bundles, market making and token creation; no trader tools yet.
Flat fees per service published on a pricing page.
No description of wallet handling or audits.
Live on many chains; inconsistent chain counts.
Marketing pages, no detailed docs found.
Scored by AI from official sources on October 27, 2026. No hands-on testing or security audit. How we score
OpenLiquid features
- Main service
- Volume sessions for a project's token
- Chains
- 12 listed incl. Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain
- DEXs
- 21+
- Launch tools
- Bundle launch up to 500 wallets, token creator
- Other
- Market making, bulk airdrops
- Pricing
- 1% per volume session; 5 SOL per Pump.fun bundle
- Protection
- Private mempool routing against sandwiches
OpenLiquid fees
OpenLiquid charges one flat fee per service with no subscription or setup fee. The Volume Bot costs 1% per session and the Pump.fun Bundle Bot costs 5 SOL per launch.
Other services, such as the token creator for Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain, have their own flat fees on the pricing page. On-chain gas and DEX fees for generated trades come on top.
OpenLiquid pros and cons
Pros
- Flat, published pricing with no subscription
- Runs entirely in Telegram
- Wide chain coverage for project tooling
Cons
- Not useful for ordinary traders
- Artificial volume can mislead buyers and break listing site rules
- Chain count stated inconsistently on the site
- No details on wallet custody or audits
OpenLiquid vs Jupiter vs PancakeSwap
The closest alternatives in our catalog: same market first, then the highest-scoring products.
| Feature | OpenLiquid | Jupiter | PancakeSwap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Telegram volume bot and launch toolkit for token projects | Solana DEX aggregator and trading super-app with perps, prediction markets and lending | Multi-chain decentralized exchange |
| Platform | Telegram · Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain and 8 more | Web (jup.ag) · Jupiter Mobile (iOS, Android) · Jupiter Wallet extension · APIs · Solana, with a beta bridge to other chains | Web · BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Aptos and 5 more |
| Trading fee | 1% per volume session | Ultra swaps 0-0.5% by pair; Manual swaps 0%; perps 0.06% base fee | 0.01% to 1% pool fee (V2 0.25%) |
| Custody | Not published | Non-custodial: swaps and positions are signed from the user's own Solana wallet | Self-custodial |
| Telegram | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Atlas AI Score | 6.1 / 10 | 8.7 / 10 | 8.4 / 10 |
| Confidence | Medium | High | High |
How to get started with OpenLiquid
- Read the pricing page on openliquid.io.
- Open the official Telegram bot linked from the site.
- Start with the smallest session budget and check DEX listing rules first.
