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The Jerry development team has confirmed it is actively working on a new trading strategy aimed at protecting the project from exchange-based bot activity and supporting steady, organic growth across all markets where the token is listed.

According to a statement shared by the developer, the move comes after community members flagged behaviour linked to automated trading systems on certain exchanges, including MEXC.

These systems are believed to buy tokens at local lows and sell for small, rapid profits, particularly when larger buy orders, typically around $2,000 or more, enter the market.

“This behaviour allows exchange-deployed bots to accumulate tokens during daily dips and liquidate them whenever there is a large buy,” the developer explained. While such activity can create the appearance of stability by holding price floors, it can also suppress natural upward movement and distort genuine market demand.

To counter this, the Jerry developer has been designing and deploying a strategy intended to prevent exchange bots from front-running dips, exploiting buy orders, or engaging in repetitive buy-sell manipulation. The stated goal is to remove this behaviour entirely, creating a fairer trading environment across all exchanges and for all Jerry-related tokens.

During the rollout, the team has warned that temporary fluctuations in exchange activity may be visible. These changes are described as expected side effects of the implementation process and not a reflection of project instability. Once the strategy is fully deployed, the developer expects automated bots to lose their trading advantage and naturally stop interfering with market activity.

The update also confirmed that the team has successfully built a proprietary trading bot capable of operating across both current and future exchanges. Integration with individual exchanges is now underway, a process that may cause irregular or temporarily disrupted daily trading data on CoinMarketCap (CMC).

“These temporary fluctuations in CMC’s reported daily volume may last up to four or five days,” the developer noted, asking the community to remain patient while the integration is finalised.

The broader objective, the team says, is to establish a fair, stable, and transparent trading environment where price action reflects genuine participation rather than automated exploitation.

By addressing structural trading issues directly, the Jerry team is signalling a long-term approach focused on sustainability rather than short-term price engineering.

The developer expects the full setup to be completed within four to five days and has reassured the community that further clarity will follow once the integration process is complete.