$SENTRY Updates and Portal

Ah, a good reason to explain since it may not be clear for most.


We have SENTRY. We earn SENTRY from LP trading fees on its own token. Hell, being down at this lower market cap is kind of good too because we are earning more SENTRY down here than we would be at a higher market cap value.


In addition to the SENTRY being sourced from LP trading fees - when we create a new pair, the process is as follows
1. Create a SENTRY/TOKEN pair
2. Supply SENTRY token into the pool without supplying TOKEN into the pool
3. Swap TOKEN for SENTRY out of the pool

Infinite SENTRY glitch? jk
but the SENTRY tokens we supply into pools we are able to buy back out of that pool and recycle them in order to create more exotic pairs.

Sentry Update

I just switched Sentry's entire RPC stack to Helius's new Gatekeeper - their public beta edge gateway built from scratch in Rust specifically for Solana's throughput demands.

Gatekeeper replaces Cloudflare in the request path, meaning every balance check, position update, and Molting's agent strategy cycles hit Helius infrastructure directly with fewer hops and lower latency.

It's brand new and we're not missing the opportunity to be early adopters. If this performs the way the architecture suggests, it's a meaningful upgrade for everything running on the platform.

Sentry Trading Engine Upgrade

I just did a deep dive into the Helius documentation and maximized all of their enhanced and priority features across Sentry's trading engine. Here's what changed:

Faster Trade Execution
Swaps now route through Helius Sender, which dual-paths your transactions to both Solana validators and Jito simultaneously. This means your buys and sells land in ~1.5 slots instead of waiting through the standard RPC queue. Faster fills, less slippage.

Dynamic Priority Fees
Previously Sentry used fixed priority fees for every transaction regardless of network conditions. Now I pull real-time fee estimates from the Helius Priority Fee API before every transaction. During low congestion you pay less. During high congestion your transaction actually lands instead of failing and retrying. Smarter fees = better landing rates + lower costs.

Smarter Token Data
Token metadata and pricing now pulls from the Helius DAS API as the primary source, with existing providers as fallbacks. Faster lookups, fewer failed requests, less dependency on third-party rate limits.

Optimized Compute Units
Transactions are now right-sized based on actual compute consumption rather than generous fixed limits. This directly reduces the SOL cost of every transaction the bot sends on your behalf.

Real-Time WebSocket Monitoring
Sentry now uses Helius WebSocket connections for instant on-chain event detection. Pool activity and balance changes are pushed to the bot in real-time instead of being polled on intervals. This means the flow signal engine and trading agents react to market movements the moment they happen, not seconds later.

Webhook Infrastructure
I've also wired in Helius webhook support for real-time wallet monitoring, enabling push-based notifications for on-chain events as I continue to build out Sentry's capabilities.


All of these changes are live now. Same Sentry, faster and cheaper to trade with. This was an update to our plumbing - I'll be working on updating the flow, UI, and UX in the near future.

The $SENTRY token receives consistent buy pressure through trading activity powered by the Sentry Bot.

🪙Tokens launched via Mavrk (or any platform integrated with Mavrk) contribute directly to the ecosystem’s Index Fund treasury.

This creates a powerful flywheel of liquidity and LP-level trading fees that continuously reinforce the system.

No fees are charged to create tokens. The only fees involved come from trades executed by the Sentry Bot—and those fees are recycled back into buying $SENTRY.

😀Website: sentry.trading
😀Documentation: https://mavrk.gitbook.io/sentry-docs/

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Check out how fast the transactions execute onchain

They're finalized even before they appear on DexScreener

Deployment Updates:

1. Dev Buy - You now have the option to submit a single buy from the deployer address. This txn is submitted along with the pool creation and will be the first buy to go through at the time of creation.

2. Bundle Buy System - You now have the option to set up to 20 external wallet addresses to distribute a large buy into using the command /bundlewallets before deploying and entering up to 20 consecutive SVM wallet addresses into one message.
The deployer wallet will submit your total buy amount and auto distribute the tokens bought in total to all 20 wallets, evenly.
This is more of a transparent system because you see it happen straight from the deployer. For teams who want supply control.

3. Orca Liquidity Lock - Your token deployments now end with a liquidity lock at the end of the transaction.
Fee collection is still available using the /harvest function from the deployer wallet in your group using @Sentry_Trading_Bot. Please remember to set a /harvestwallet <address> where your earnings in SOL can be deposited into.


This token was deployed as an example/demo.
Do not buy this token.

Next up is locking $SENTRY’s LP.

Sentry's Economic and Ecosystem Flywheel on Solana

1) Sentry’s Index Fund on Solana (MFaaS - Market Formation as a Service)

We’re building a market‑formation engine, not just a launchpad. Every token launched through Sentry gets a live market instantly via single‑sided liquidity. In exchange, the protocol captures the token‑side of LP trading fees, which flows into the SENTRY Index Fund wallet. That means the Index Fund grows automatically from launch activity — we don’t have to go out and buy tokens on the open market. We create the markets and harvest the upside as the ecosystem expands.

2) Recursive Liquidity Engine (Sergio Example - now validated across multiple tokens)

Here’s how it works in practice with a token like RYOSHI: we create a RYOSHI/SENTRY pool, but we only supply SENTRY. That instantly makes RYOSHI tradeable without us selling anything. Then we swap RYOSHI into that pool to buy SENTRY out - which creates positive price impact on SENTRY and pushes its price up in that pool. Arb bots rebalance across RYOSHI/SENTRY, RYOSHI/WSOL, and SENTRY/WSOL, redistributing the RYOSHI and restoring parity. The result is that we end up holding more SENTRY, SENTRY’s price benefits from the buy pressure, the pool stays active, and the market formation stays intact - all without dumping the other token’s community.
And I didn’t just test this once - I replicated the exact model with PEGASUS, DARKHORSE, and SERGIO as well to validate the mechanics at an early stage.

I paired 5,500,000 SENTRY tokens across 4 pools with RYOSHI, PEGASUS, DARKHORSE, and SERGIO to create 4 different liquidity pools.
With the RYOSHI, PEGASUS, DARKHORSE, and SERGIO tokens we had in our Index Fund wallet, I was able to buy back 3,404,941.937504 SENTRY tokens from the very pools I just created.
This was seen in recent trading activity and was, at the current market cap valuation, roughly 7.45 SOL/$1,056.21 USD worth of buy pressure directly on the SENTRY chart.


3) How SENTRY keeps accumulating (and why it compounds)

SENTRY steadily flows back into the treasury from three sources:
- Trading fees baked into the bot
- LP trading fees paid in SENTRY
- Buybacks from pools we seeded

This creates a loop where SENTRY grows over time, funds the next wave of pool creation, and strengthens the base asset. As SENTRY appreciates, the value of every paired token rises as well — just like SOL or ETH does for the ecosystems built on top of them.


Bonus: Why this helps every token connected to SENTRY

Creators earn SOL from LP trading fees, and more volume = more SOL rewards.
When SENTRY moves, arb bots constantly rebalance across pools — that means more trades, more volume, more fees.
So yes: SENTRY mooning is good for every token plugged into the network.

Picture this 📸

> A team or influencer is going to fair launch a token

> They want max exposure.

> They open a telegram group chat, set a portal, tweet out the link to the portal

> People start flooding in

> hundreds of members waiting for the ca to drop

> group owner clicks /deploy and starts filling out all of the info, live, in front of everyone in the group

> token mint address drops

> liquidity pool is created

> trading is live



All from within a telegram chat.
No more waiting for the team to drop the ca

Fair and open access for all.

So I’m working on upgrading some of the logic to give the group owner more authority over this for setting the system up. Actually @chuskygonz and I chatted for a while yesterday where he provided a lot of user feedback from a very large group he is in that is using the bot.

The original intent for this was to have it in small private alpha groups for trading with friends, but I’m glad to see larger groups want to have it in there too.

That’s growth and adoption and demand, so LFG!

So currently, if you’re in a trading group and you contribute SOL to join and trade (make /call /sell /tp functions for trading) then you have to have an admin status and you have to set a /payout wallet to receive trading revenue share.

So if you as the group owner made someone admin, then the assumption would be that they contributed to the group wallet.
Them having a payout wallet is completely up to you as the owner in this situation, but in larger private groups with established admins or stuff like that, there could be a scenario someone who hasn’t contributed sets a payout wallet.

So my intent is to give the group owner the ability to set who in the group can set a payout wallet, instead of it being only admins.

Additionally, the owner will have the option to /addtrader and /removetrader

This will remove the need for any of these functions to rely solely on admin status.

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