raydium-compound

Script to compound Raydium Fusion pools

Warning

This software is unaudited - use at your own risk.
Warning: This script will use all of the funds in the pool accounts to compound

Prerequisites

You must have SOL in your wallet for tx costs.
You must have funds deposited to one of Raydium.io's Fusion Pools.
To do this:\

go to sollet.io and save the seed phrase in a safe place
obtain equal amount of the pool tokens, ie 100$ of ATLAS and 100$ of RAY
go to raydium.io and in the app click "Liquidity", then "Connect" your wallet
enter valid amounts, then select "Supply"
once confirmed, add the LP token to the "Fusion" pool

Current config examples are for ATLAS-RAY, ATLAS-USDC, POLIS-RAY and POLIS-USDC, but can modify env for other pools.

How it Works

Harvest - receive rewards
Balance Funds - swap some of the higher value token for lower value token - to maximize LP tokens
Add Liquidity - obtain more LP tokens
Stake LP Tokens - add to fusion pool

Instructions (ATLAS-RAY Example)

1. Copy the example env file and remove '.example'

cp .env.atlasray.example .env.atlasray

2. Fill in your 12 or 24 word seed in COMPOUND_ACCOUNT_SEED with correct derivation path

if your address printed is not correct, try another path based on .env comments

3. Fill in missing 4 accounts in the .env. for the "Harvest" transaction

Click "Harvest" with sollet on ATLAS-RAY Fusion Pool, when the popup appears, copy and paste accounts by #:
This is manual for now - hoping to automate soon

USER_INFO_ACCOUNT - Account #3
USER_LP_TOKEN_ACCOUNT - Account #5
USER_RAY_TOKEN_ACCOUNT - Account #7
USER_COIN_TOKEN_ACCOUNT - Account #11

4. Fill in missing account in the .env. for the "Swap" transaction

Click "Swap" with sollet for ATLAS->RAY, when the popup appears, copy and paste accounts by #:
This is manual for now - hoping to automate soon

USER_PC_TOKEN_ACCOUNT - Account #17

5. Install packages

npm install

6. Run compound script

npm run atlas-ray

For other pools, replicate these steps with corresponding tokens.

Setting up CRON job

Get path-to-node:

whereis node

Edit cron file

crontab -e

Save this line below to compound OXY-RAY once every hour:

0 * * * * cd <full-path-to-deploy-directory> && cp ./.env.atlasray .env && <path-to-node> --experimental-modules --es-module-specifier-resolution=node <full-path-to-deploy-directory>/src/compound.js 2>&1 | /usr/bin/logger -t atlas-ray

Verify running (after 1 hr passes)

tailf /var/log/syslog -n 3000 | grep atlas-ray

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