LBS Mode vs Standard Bundle: Which Gets More Supply? (2026)

What is Standard Bundle Mode?

Standard bundle mode on SolBundler executes token creation plus up to 4 buy transactions in a single Jito bundle. All 5 transactions land in block 0 atomically. Your 4 bundle wallets capture supply at the absolute lowest bonding curve price. This is the baseline configuration for Pump.fun launches and provides strong block 0 supply protection against external snipers.

What is LBS Mode?

LBS stands for Launch + Bundle + Snipe. It extends the standard bundle by adding dedicated snipe wallets that automatically execute buy transactions in blocks 1-3 immediately after the main bundle lands. The bundle handles block 0 (creation + 4 buys) and the snipe wallets handle blocks 1-3 (2-3 additional buys). Total coordinated wallets: up to 7 across the first 3 blocks.

Supply Capture Comparison

Standard bundle (4 wallets): captures approximately 12-18% of total supply in block 0 depending on buy amounts. LBS mode (4 bundle + 3 snipe wallets): captures approximately 20-30% of total supply across blocks 0-3. LBS mode captures 60-80% more total supply than standard bundle for equivalent capital deployed.

Cost Comparison

Standard bundle: 4 wallets × buy amount + Jito tip + creation fee. LBS mode: same bundle costs plus 3 additional snipe wallet buys. The incremental cost of LBS mode is the snipe wallet funding — typically 0.3-0.6 SOL additional for 3 snipe wallets at 0.1-0.2 SOL each. This modest additional cost captures significantly more supply, making LBS mode highly cost-efficient.

When to Use Each Mode

Use standard bundle when: you have limited capital (under 2 SOL total), launching a lower-conviction token where you want to minimize exposure, or testing a new narrative for the first time. Use LBS mode when: you have sufficient capital (3+ SOL), launching a high-conviction token with strong narrative and prepared community, or competing in a high-sniper-activity environment where blocks 1-3 would otherwise be captured by external bots.

LBS Configuration Best Practices

Configure 2-3 snipe wallets (3 is optimal for most launches). Fund each with 0.1-0.2 SOL plus 0.05 SOL buffer. Set snipe delay to 0 for immediate execution after bundle confirmation. Use the same Helius RPC that SolBundler uses for lowest latency. The snipe wallets should be funded from your dev wallet using SolBundler's Fund Wallets feature to ensure all balances are correct before launch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does LBS mode guarantee no external sniping in blocks 1-3?

LBS mode significantly reduces external sniper supply capture in blocks 1-3 but cannot guarantee zero external sniping. Extremely fast external bots may still capture some supply. LBS mode reduces external sniper opportunity from blocks 1-3 by occupying those block positions with your own coordinated transactions.

Can I switch from standard to LBS mode mid-launch?

No. The bundle and snipe configuration must be set before launch execution. You cannot add snipe wallets to an already-launched token retroactively. Configure LBS mode before clicking Deploy Token.

How many total wallets can I use with LBS mode?

SolBundler supports 4 bundle wallets in block 0 plus up to 5 snipe wallets in blocks 1-3, for a maximum of 9 coordinated wallet buyers across the first few blocks. The optimal configuration for most launches is 4 bundle wallets plus 3 snipe wallets.