What DEX does the Trench Bundler buy on?

On Trench, every token starts on a bonding curve and graduates to a Uniswap pool once it fills. The bundler buys in that opening block on the curve, where supply is cheapest before graduation. Once the token graduates, it trades on its Uniswap pool on Robinhood Chain.

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Trench Bundler: Grab Your Own token at Launch on Robinhood Chain

You launch on Trench, and the moment the curve opens, bots are already buying your opening supply before you can react. The Trench Bundler flips that: it buys your token from multiple wallets in the same block the bonding curve opens, so you’re in first, not the snipers. Flat fee of 0.008 ETH (Smithii), charged only when the launch confirms. No dev, no code, works right now.

In this guide we walk you through how to use the Trench Bundler, step by step, no jargon, no assumptions. Let’s get into it.

What is Trench?

Trench (trench.today) is one of Robinhood Chain’s memecoin launchpads. It runs on the model you already know from Pump.fun: each token starts on a bonding curve, sells supply at a price that rises with every buy, and once the curve fills, the token graduates into a Uniswap pool with liquidity already loaded. From there it trades like any Uniswap pair on the network.

That first stretch of the curve is exactly where bundling matters. The moment your token goes live, snipers and bots are watching the mempool, ready to grab the first cheap buys on the curve before you can. If you want a real position in your own token, you need to buy in the same block as the launch. Doing that manually across multiple wallets is impossible, and that’s the gap the Trench Bundler fills.

What is the Trench Bundler?

The Trench Bundler is a tool that groups buys from your own token across multiple wallets in the same block it launches on Trench. Instead of a single wallet going up against the bots, you split your opening buy across as many wallets as you want, all firing at the bonding curve at once, and you lock in a portion of the supply before anyone else. It’s the same bundler flow from Pump.fun and Four Meme that memecoin launchers already know, adapted to Trench’s bonding curve on Robinhood Chain.

Every buy the bundler fires is a real on-chain transaction settled on Robinhood Chain. Gas is paid in ETH and each wallet’s purchase is visible on the Blockscout explorer for Robinhood Chain. The Smithii fee is fixed at 0.008 ETH, and here’s the key: it’s only charged after the launch confirms. If the bundle doesn’t go through, you don’t pay the fee.

Why use a Trench bundler?

Let’s be real: the first seconds make or break a launch. If bots sweep the first buys on the curve, they’ll dump on your community and your chart looks like a rug before it even gets started. Here’s what the Trench Bundler does for you:

Your supply, before anyone else: your wallets buy in the same block as the launch, so you lock in a position on the curve before outside snipers and bots can move.
Multi-wallet distribution: spreading your buy across multiple wallets reads as organic demand instead of a single whale, which is healthier for the chart.
Anti-sniper edge: you compete for cheap opening supply on equal footing with the bots watching the mempool, not one step behind them.
Built for Trench: targets the exact bonding curve your token launches on, no manual setup, no fighting with contracts.
Pay only if it works: the fixed 0.008 ETH fee is charged only when the launch confirms, so a failed bundle costs you nothing beyond gas.

New to the network? Check out our guide on what Robinhood Chain is and how it works before you launch.

How to Use the Trench Bundler, Step by Step

Getting the Smithii Trench Bundler up and running takes a few minutes and requires zero coding. Open the tool and follow these steps:

How to use the Trench Bundler Bot: screenshot of the Smithii tool for avoiding sniper bots on Trench.today.

Connect your wallet on Robinhood Chain and open the Trench Bundler. Make sure you have enough ETH to cover the buys plus gas, since network gas is paid in ETH.
Set up your launch on Trench by customizing the token you’re launching: give it a unique name, ticker, image, and whatever else you need.
Add up to 20 wallets for the bundle and specify how much ETH you want to swap for your token.
Paste the private key for each wallet you added. Smithii doesn’t store any data, so they’ll only be used to execute the bundle buy when you launch the token.
Launch and confirm the transaction in your wallet. The bundler fires all the buys in the same block as the launch, so you lock in your share of the supply before anyone else.

You can verify each wallet’s purchase on the Blockscout explorer as soon as the block confirms. Don’t have your token yet? Create it first with the Robinhood Chain token creator, then bundle its launch.

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Also Use Bundle Buy and Bundle Sell for Trench

Screenshot of the Trench Bundle Sell, the dApp for selling across multiple wallets in a controlled, strategic way.

The launch bundle is just the start. Once your token is live, you can keep managing your position without tanking the chart. A controlled bundle sell releases your supply in tranches across multiple wallets to avoid triggering panic, and a bundle buy stacks coordinated buys from multiple wallets post-launch to reinforce momentum. Both run in a controlled, distributed way, without depending on a single wallet.

Trench Bundle Buy: coordinated buys across multiple wallets right after launch.
Trench Bundle Sell: a staged, orderly exit across multiple wallets.

Use the bundle sell to manage your exit cleanly, not to dump on buyers and pull liquidity all at once.

How much does the Trench Bundler cost?

Hiring a developer to write a bundling script that buys from multiple wallets in a single block isn’t cheap. We’re talking 200 USD or more, and it breaks every time launchpad or DEX ships an update. That’s why the Smithii suite opens this up to anyone: a professional launch bundle with zero code, for a flat fee of 0.008 ETH. And that fee only hits when the launch confirms, so a bundle that doesn’t go through costs you nothing beyond gas.

On top of the flat fee, you cover the ETH each bundle wallet spends buying supply on the curve, plus the gas those transactions use on Robinhood Chain. You control the size: fewer wallets and less ETH for a lighter bundle, more of both when you want a bigger opening position.

What to do after your launch bundle

Holding supply is the starting point, not the finish line. Once your token is live and your position is set, the next job is keeping the chart alive so new buyers can find you. That means volume and visibility: consistent trading activity that pushes your pair into the trending lists. The fastest way to get there is our Trench Volume Bot, which runs automatic buy/sell cycles once your token graduates to the Uniswap pool. Bundle the launch, then keep the momentum going.

Launching a meme coin from scratch? Check out our guide on how to create a meme coin on Robinhood Chain before running the bundle.

Trench bundler FAQ

Since Robinhood Chain and Trench went live, we’ve been getting a ton of questions about using a trench bundler. Here are the ones that come up most.

What is a bundler on Robinhood Chain?

A bundler buys your token from multiple wallets in the same block it launches, so you lock in a share of the supply before snipers and everyone else. The Trench Bundler does exactly this for tokens launching on Trench, buying in the same block their bonding curve opens.

How much does the Trench Bundler cost?

The Smithii fee is flat: 0.008 ETH, charged only when the launch confirms. On top of that, you cover the ETH each wallet in the bundle spends buying supply on the curve, plus the gas those transactions use on Robinhood Chain.

When is the 0.008 ETH fee charged?

Only after the launch confirms. If the bundle doesn’t go through, you’re not charged the flat Smithii fee, so a failed launch costs you nothing beyond the gas your own transactions used.

Which DEX does the Trench Bundler buy on?

On Trench, every token starts on a bonding curve and, once it fills, graduates to a Uniswap pool. The bundler buys in the opening block on that curve, where supply is cheapest before graduation. Once the token graduates, it trades on its Uniswap pool on Robinhood Chain.

What token do I need for gas?

Robinhood Chain uses ETH as its native token token, so make sure you have enough ETH in your wallet to cover the 0.008 ETH fee, the ETH your bundle wallets spend, and the gas on each transaction. The network’s stablecoins include USDG and USDe.

Conclusion

Bottom line: on Trench, the opening block of the curve decides who walks away with your token. The Trench Bundler is the fastest way to make sure that’s you and not the bots. Multi-wallet buys in the same launch block, a flat 0.008 ETH fee that only hits when it works, and zero code. No token yet? Create one with the token creator, bundle the launch, and keep the chart moving with the Trench Volume Bot.

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