Overview

Phantasm is a private Solana trading bot that executes trades through disposable wallets and pool mixing. Your deposit wallet never directly interacts with tokens on-chain.

Setup

Prerequisites

• Solana wallet with SOL
• Telegram account
• Node.js 18+ (for running the bot)

Installation

git clone [repository]
cd solanaprivtradingbot
npm install
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your keys
npm start

Environment Variables

Commands

Disposable Wallets

Every trade uses a fresh, randomly generated wallet that is never reused. This breaks the on-chain link between your deposit wallet and token purchases.

Buy Flow

1. Generate new temporary wallet (Temp Wallet 1)
2. Transfer SOL from deposit wallet to Temp Wallet 1
3. Execute buy from Temp Wallet 1
4. Keep tokens in Temp Wallet 1 (no transfer to permanent wallet)
5. Recover remaining SOL to deposit wallet

Sell Flow

1. Find Temp Wallet 1 holding tokens
2. Generate new temporary wallet (Temp Wallet 2)
3. Transfer tokens from Temp Wallet 1 to Temp Wallet 2
4. Execute sell from Temp Wallet 2
5. Transfer SOL to pool wallet

Pool Mixing

All sell proceeds flow through a shared pool wallet before returning to users. This creates natural mixing - it's difficult to trace which withdrawal corresponds to which sell.

How It Works

• Temp Wallet 2 sends SOL to Pool Wallet after selling
• Pool Wallet accumulates SOL from multiple users
• Random delay (5-30 minutes) before withdrawal
• Pool Wallet sends SOL to user's deposit wallet
• Amount randomization (±0.5%) for additional privacy

Delayed Withdrawals

After selling tokens, SOL is not immediately returned to your deposit wallet. Instead, it's scheduled for withdrawal after a random 5-30 minute delay.

Why Delay?

• Breaks timing correlation between sell and deposit
• Prevents real-time tracking of your trades
• Adds layer of temporal obfuscation

Withdrawal Process

1. Sell completes, SOL sent to pool wallet
2. Random delay calculated (5-30 minutes)
3. Withdrawal scheduled in database
4. Bot processes pending withdrawals periodically
5. SOL transferred from pool to deposit wallet

Randomization

Multiple layers of randomization prevent pattern detection and fingerprinting.

Timing Randomization

• Random 2-8 second delays between transactions
• Prevents timing-based analysis
• Breaks transaction pattern recognition

Amount Randomization

• ±0.5% random variation on all amounts
• Prevents amount-based fingerprinting
• Example: 1.0 SOL becomes 0.9987 or 1.0043 SOL

Withdrawal Delay Randomization

• Random 5-30 minute delays
• Prevents predictable withdrawal patterns
• Breaks temporal correlation

Architecture

System Components

• Telegram Bot: User interface and command handling
• Trade Executor: Privacy-enhanced trade execution
• Wallet Manager: Secure wallet storage and encryption
• Database: Trade history and temp wallet tracking
• Pump.fun Integration: Token trading on Pump.fun

Privacy Flow Diagram

BUY:  Deposit → Temp1 → Trade → Keep in Temp1
SELL: Temp1 → Temp2 → Trade → Pool → (5-30min) → Deposit

Database Schema

• Users: User accounts and deposit wallets
• Trades: Trade history and status
• Temp Wallets: Disposable wallets with token holdings
• Pending Withdrawals: Scheduled pool → deposit transfers
• System Wallets: Buy, pool, and fee wallets

Security

Private Key Encryption

All wallet private keys are encrypted using AES-256 encryption before storage in the database. The encryption key is stored in environment variables.

Best Practices

• Never share your .env file
• Use strong encryption keys
• Keep your deposit wallet private
• Start with small amounts for testing
• Monitor your trades on Solscan

Limitations

• All transactions are visible on-chain (just harder to link)
• The bot operator knows all wallet mappings
• Not complete anonymity, but strong privacy
• Advanced chain analysis can still potentially trace transactions

FAQ