SOLT is an algorithmic trading bot designed to automate the trading process of Solana specific ecosystem tokens.

To learn more about the design and algorithm chosen, check Design.

Ensure that the following are installed on target machine

docker - install the latest docker-desktop for mac/windows here. nodejs - install the latest node.js here.

Run generateCerts to guide through setting up root ca and service certs for solt.

./generateCerts.sh

certs are generated under ~/solt/certs on the host machine.

Export the following to your path:

export BIRDEYE_API_KEY=<your-birdeye-api-key>
export WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY=<your-solana-wallet-private-key>
source ~/.zshrc

Optionally, the following fields can also be added:

export SELECTED_MODE=<'production' | 'simLive' | 'simHistorical' | 'offline'>
export SELECTED_SIGNAL=<selected-model>
export SELECTED_TIMEFRAME=<'1m' | '5m' | '10m' | '15m' | '1h' | '1d'>
export SELECTED_SHORT_TERM_INTERVAL=<1 | 7>
export SELECTED_LONG_TERM_INTERVAL=<50 | 200>
export TOKEN_ADDRESS=<selected-token-address>

If the optional fields are not provided, the constants will resolve to default values:

const SELECTED_MODE: TraderMode = 'simHistorical'
const SELECTED_SIGNAL_GENERATOR: SignalGenerator = 'hybridtrend'
const SELECTED_TIMEFRAME: Timeframe = '5m';
const SELECTED_SHORT_TERM_INTERVAL: ShortTermInterval = 7;
const SELECTED_LONG_TERM_INTERVAL: LongTermInterval = 50;
const TOKEN_ADDRESS = 'So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112'; // address for SOL token

Restart your terminal for the changes to take effect.

Birdeye subscription needs to be premium to access utilized websocket and https endpoints

If needed, @sirgallo can be contacted and a key can be generated.

In the root of the project, first build Dockerfile.buildapi, which creates a nodejs preimage shared between the different services:

./buildpreimages.sh

Then, to run a development cluster, deploy using docker through startupDev:

./startupDev.sh

This will bind each etcd member's data directory to ~/solt/etcd<member-number>. The bound data will persist through restarts and can be analyzed using bbolt command line tool.

To stop the services, run:

./stopDev.sh