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# Auto Buy with Bloom

Auto Buy Multi Wallet signals with BloomBot

> ✨ Available on paid plans — see 🆙 Upgrade

RayBot integrates with **Bloom** to auto-purchase tokens based on **Multi Wallet** signals.

**💨 Benefits of the integration:**

⚡ Trades execute through Bloom as soon as a signal fires\
🎯 Individual purchase amount for each preset\
🧠 Full Bloom toolkit: slippage control, AFK mode, limit orders, and more

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#### 🚀 How to set up Auto Buy

**1️⃣ Create or select a Multi Wallet preset**

Create a **new** preset or connect Bloom to an **existing** one:

**/start → 🚦 Signals → 🆕 Multi Wallet → ➕ Add Preset → Advanced**\
*or select the preset you need from the list*

Set up the preset to match your strategy:

* select the wallets you need **or** only wallets with a specific tag,
* configure filters (number of wallets, Time Window, MC, buy size, etc.),
* make sure the preset is fully ready to go.

At the bottom of the preset menu, you'll find two Bloom connection buttons:

* **🌸 SOL BLOOM Auto**
* **🌸 EVM BLOOM Auto**

Choose the network you need. To link RayBot with Bloom, you'll need a **Bloom API key**. See the next step for how to create one 👇

***

**2️⃣ Set up the Bloom API for copy trading**

1. Go to [**manager.bloombot.app**](https://manager.bloombot.app/)
2. Log in with your **Telegram** account
3. In the network menu (top right corner), select the network you need: **Solana** or one of the **EVM networks**
4. In the **Wallets** section, enable **Spot** mode for the wallet that will be used for purchases
5. Click your account → **API Keys**
6. Select the network you're creating the key for
7. Click **Create API Key**, enter a name, and click **Create Key**
8. Copy the key, return to RayBot, click **🌸 SOL BLOOM Auto** or **🌸 EVM BLOOM Auto**, and paste it.

{% hint style="info" %}
💡 **SOL and EVM keys are created separately.** A key created for Ethereum works across **all EVM networks**.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" icon="triangle-exclamation" %}
**Important:** the API key is shown **only once**. Copy it right away, otherwise you'll need to create a new one.
{% endhint %}

> 🎥 *Interactive guide: creating a Bloom API key*

{% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="<https://app.guideflow.com/player/ok8v364uxp>" %}

***

**3️⃣ Check the connection**

If everything is set up correctly, the buttons in your preset settings will look like this:

**🌸 SOL BLOOM Auto: ✅** **🌸 EVM BLOOM Auto: ✅**

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{% hint style="warning" %}
⚠️ **Important:** if you see this error

"![❌](https://discord.com/assets/4f584fe7b12fcf02.svg) api key verified, but none of your bloom wallets has spot trading enabled. enable it for at least one wallet in bloom manager, then connect again."

it means **Spot** mode isn't enabled on your wallet.\
Check the interactive guide above to see where this toggle is. Enable **Spot** in Bloom Manager and connect again.
{% endhint %}

***

**4️⃣ Manage Auto Buy in RayBot**

Once connected, a Bloom menu opens in your preset settings. Here you can:

* **Bloom auto buy: ✅ / ❌** enable or disable auto buy,
* **Amount** set the purchase amount,
* **🔓 Disconnect from Bloom** unlink Bloom.

{% hint style="warning" icon="eyes" %}
**Important:** Bloom only buys on the **first alert** for a new token. If a 2nd, 3rd, or any later alert comes in for the same token, **no auto-buy** will be made.
{% endhint %}

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***

**5️⃣ Set up strategies in Bloom**

RayBot handles only the **signal and the purchase**. Position management (selling, take-profit, stop-loss, etc.) happens **in Bloom**.

1. Go to the **Strategies** section
2. Select the **Spot** tab
3. Create a separate strategy for each network

{% hint style="warning" icon="triangle-exclamation" %}
**Important:** a strategy must be created **separately for each network**, including **each EVM network** (Ethereum, Base, BSC, etc.). Unlike the API key, one strategy doesn't cover all EVM networks.
{% endhint %}

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A strategy lets you set up limit sell orders based on different conditions: **Profit/Loss**, **Trailing**, **Dev Sell**, **Time**, **Fixed Market Cap**, and **Market Cap Variation**, plus slippage, tip, and priority fee.

📚 Learn more about strategies in the [**Bloom documentation**](https://docs.bloombot.app/manager/pages/tasks/strategies).

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### **How to know it's working?**

If the auto-buy is triggered, you'll see this line in the Multi Wallet alert:

**✅ 🌸 Bloom auto trade executed successfully!**

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{% hint style="info" %}
This means Bloom received the signal and bought the token for the set amount. From there, your Bloom strategy manages the position.
{% endhint %}

Bloom sends buy and sell notifications to its own Telegram bots, with a separate bot for each network:

* **Solana** → [@BloomSolana\_bot](https://t.me/BloomSolana_bot)
* **EVM** → [@BloomEVMbot](https://t.me/BloomEVMbot)

***

💬 **Have questions?** Reach out to our support: [@ray\_help\_bot](https://t.me/ray_help_bot)


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