Volume Campaign Calculator
Campaigns work best when they are sized against your pool, not against your ambition. Put in your liquidity and your target and this will tell you which tier fits — and whether your target is too big for your book.
How to read the turnover number
The single most useful figure here is turnover versus liquidity — your target volume divided by your pool depth. It is the number that decides whether a campaign looks like a market or looks like a bot.
- Under 3× — conservative. The tape is comfortably supported by the book. Fine, but you may be underspending relative to what your pool could carry.
- 3× to 15× — the normal band for a memecoin campaign on Robinhood Chain. High enough to register on screeners, credible against your depth.
- 15× to 30× — aggressive. Still done routinely, but the ratio starts standing out to anyone comparing your volume column against your liquidity column.
- Above 30× — the volume stops being believable. Screeners down-weight thin pools with enormous turnover, and human readers notice immediately. Add liquidity or lower the target.
Why duration changes the outcome as much as size
The same $300,000 delivered over 6 hours and over 48 hours produces completely different results. Trending boards compute on 1h, 6h and 24h rolling windows, so concentration matters: a campaign spread thinly across two days may never peak high enough in any single window to rank, while the same budget compressed into a chosen window can.
The trade-off is that compressed campaigns are more conspicuous and burn out faster. Established tokens generally want the longer, flatter shape; fresh migrations chasing a slot want the compressed one. Thetrending campaign exists specifically to shape that curve.
What this calculator does not model
It does not predict price, buyers or a trending position — nothing can. It also does not model your token's fee-on-transfer mechanics if it has any, which change the effective cost per swap meaningfully. If your token taxes transfers, tell support before you fund a campaign so the sizing accounts for it.
Gas is excluded from the cost figure. On Robinhood Chain — an Arbitrum Orbit L2 with roughly 100ms blocks — per-swap gas is a small fraction of the campaign fee, but it is real and it scales with swap count.
Run the campaign you just modelled
Open the bot, paste your contract address and it will read your pool depth directly — then confirm or adjust the numbers you worked out here.
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