Key facts
- Panda Bundler, a PandaBoost product, offers a tool for preparing token launches and managing trading.
- The tool supports token launches on Robinhood Chain through its Pons venue.
- It also provides separate workflows for Pump.fun on Solana and Uniswap on Ethereum.
- Panda Bundler allows users to manage operator-controlled wallets and their funding.
- The service is accessed via a support key, not through Telegram bots or WalletConnect.
- There are no subscription or upfront fees for Panda Bundler, but a sell fee applies.
Panda Bundler, a product developed by PandaBoost, has introduced a new tool aimed at simplifying the process of preparing and executing token launches. The browser-based workspace integrates launch preparation with trading operations, offering specific workflows for different blockchain networks. Currently, it supports launches on Robinhood Chain via the Pons venue, with existing capabilities for Pump.fun on Solana and Uniswap on Ethereum.
The tool emphasizes the importance of venue-specific configurations, noting that settings for one network may not apply to another. Users are advised to consult PandaBoost's Robinhood Chain bundler guide for details on preparation, wallet management, funding, and post-launch operations. The product's approach involves managing operator-controlled wallets and their allocations, with a preparation check that includes network and token details, wallet roles, funding requirements, and launch modes before submission.
Panda Bundler's workflow extends beyond submission to include chart monitoring and trading controls, distinguishing it from tools solely focused on launch preparation. Access to the service is granted via a support key, and there are no subscription fees, though a sell fee is applicable. New users can request a 0% fee for their first launch, with network and third-party costs remaining separate. The company clarifies that the tool facilitates operational tasks and does not guarantee transaction inclusion, first-buy positions, or profits, as on-chain activity and trading constraints remain public.