Generate Activity

Generate Activity executes real token swaps across your selected Wallet Farm wallets to build on-chain transaction history. Each wallet performs a configurable number of buy-and-sell swap pairs on tokens drawn from a token pool, creating a diverse and organic-looking footprint of normal trading behavior. Successful swaps are reflected in the Wallet Farm table so you can quickly see which wallets have enough activity.

How It Works

1. Select wallets in the Wallet Farm table using the checkboxes
2. Click the Generate Activity toolbar button
3. Configure the parameters (see below)
4. Click Confirm to start

For each selected wallet, Sumo:

1. Picks a random number of swap pairs (between your min and max)
2. For each pair, selects a token from the token pool
3. Executes a native-to-token swap (buy) with a randomized amount within your configured range
4. Executes a token-to-native swap (sell) to convert back, minus the configured dust percentage
5. Waits the configured delay before the next swap pair

Each wallet runs as its own background job. Sumo processes wallets in batches, with wallets in the current batch progressing in parallel while the swap pairs within a single wallet run one after another. The next batch starts after every wallet in the current batch finishes.

Configuration

A single run covers up to 250 wallets.

Custom Tokens

Switching Token Source to Custom Tokens reveals a text box where you can paste mint addresses, one per line or comma separated, then click Add. Sumo validates each address for the chain, ignores duplicates, and rejects the chain's wrapped native asset. The result is reported back as the number added, ignored, and invalid. Custom tokens are required on chains where Sumo does not source trending markets.

Execution Providers

Direct DEX

Direct DEX skips aggregators entirely and trades against a single token/wrapped-native pool per token. When you confirm the run, Sumo searches your Allowed DEXs for every token in the pool, quotes the actual trade size against each candidate pool, and locks in the venue that returns the most output. Every wallet in the run then trades that same pool.

Choose Direct DEX when you want control over which venues your wallets touch, or on chains where no aggregator is available. Points to keep in mind:

• Confirming takes longer. Pool discovery runs before any swap is queued and can take up to 45 seconds.
• Slippage is manual. Auto-slippage is disabled, so the Slippage field is the only tolerance applied.
• Tokens without a pool are dropped from the run rather than failing it. If none of your tokens have a token/wrapped-native pool, the run is rejected so you can pick different tokens.
• Universal routers cannot be selected alone. Pick the underlying venues, such as Uniswap V2, V3, and V4, rather than only a router.
• On EVM chains that support it, direct swaps are submitted through a private relay for MEV protection.

Supported Chains

Generate Activity works on Solana, Ethereum, Ethereum Sepolia, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain, Stable Mainnet, and Tron. All selected wallets must be on a single chain per run.

• Solana and EVM chains — Swaps route through the selected execution provider, either an aggregator or Direct DEX.
• Stable Mainnet — Direct DEX only, with custom tokens.
• Tron — Swaps execute directly on SunSwap against WTRX pools. Trending tokens without a SunSwap pool are skipped automatically.

Cleanup Mode

Setting both Min and Max Swaps Per Wallet to 0 switches the dialog into Sell/Cleanup Tokens mode. Instead of generating new activity, Sumo sells the token balances already held by the selected wallets back to the native asset. The amount, dust, and delay fields disappear, and on Solana the token pool is discovered from wallet balances automatically. The submit button becomes Cleanup Tokens.

Monitoring Results

After starting an activity generation run, you can track progress in the Activity Logs tab. Each run creates:

• A summary entry with the total wallet count, swap count, and success/failure breakdown
• Per-swap entries with individual transaction hashes, amounts, and confirmation status

Activity and funding logs are scoped to the inventory you are viewing, so a run started from Wallet Farm appears under Wallet Farm logs and a run started from Wallet Marketplace appears under Marketplace logs. Switching inventory keeps you on the logs tab and swaps in that inventory's rows.

Swap transactions are submitted and then confirmed best-effort in the background. The summary status will be one of:

Individual swaps are skipped without retrying when the selected pool is no longer usable — for example if a bonding curve graduated, or the pool was drained or migrated after the run started.