Maestro Sniper Manual

Updated as of December 7, 2022

Introduction
Welcome to the Maestro Sniper Manual. Over the course of this document, we will outline
the bot’s vast set of powerful yet accessible functionalities. The document is structured as
follows:

• Section 1: setting up your wallet with the bot. You can use your own wallet or
generate a “burner” wallet through the bot. This section is essential to getting started.
• Section 2: configuring wallet settings and enabling Anti-Rug.
• Section 3: configuring autobuy for call channels. This is a completely novel
feature that allows you to autobuy tokens called by Telegram channels of your choosing.
• Section 4: using the bot as a trading terminal with manual buys and sells.
While the bot is technically a “sniper” due to its presale, liquidity, method and call
channel sniping modalities, it can also double as a lightning fast trading terminal.
Paste a valid contract address into the bot and enjoy our straightforward and efficient
trading experience that will make Pancakeswap/Uniswap obsolete. This section lays
out these functionalities.
• Section 5: how the bot functions after a buy has been made. The bot offers a
suite of autoselling options for stopping losses and securing profits. It will also attempt
to frontrun liquidity rugs to secure your holdings. The bot gives you all the tools to
maximize profits on your investments. This section explains these tools and gives you
a taste of the Maestro Sniper experience. It also sheds some light on how buy limit
orders and trailing stoploss work.
• Section 6: how to setup multiple wallets and multi-wallet buys. This powerful
feature allows you to overcome the transaction limits through the simultaneous use of
multiple wallet.
• Section 7: using the bot to copytrade. This modality allows to copy the buys
and sells of tracked wallets at amazing speeds.
• Section 8: using the bot to snipe presales. This is a classic feature that is to
be expected at this point. We streamlined the experience to keep it as simple and
accessible as possible.
• Section 9: using the bot to snipe liquidity and contract methods. The bot
provides an exhaustive toolkit that covers every possible token launch situation. The
section describes this intricate toolkit in extreme detail.

Monetization is addressed in Section 10. Even if you intend to use the Maestro
Sniper for one specific function, we recommend you go through the entire docu-
ment. Otherwise, you’d be missing out on unique money-making opportunities
that don’t come by everyday. Enjoy!

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1 Setting up your wallet

This section will help you setup your wallet with the sniper. This is vital for call channel,
presale, and liquidity/method sniping, as well as trading through the sniper.

• To begin, type “/sniper” to the Maestro Sniper Bot. The main menu in Figure 1 will
show up.

Figure 1: Main menu.

Select Wallets. You can choose one of two chains: BSC or ETH. The same instructions
apply for the bot no matter which chain you use.

• The next screen will allow you to connect your wallet or generate a new wallet through
the bot. It is recommended to generate a new “burner” wallet instead of your main
wallet.

• Once the wallet is generated, it’s recommended to import the private key to TW,
Metamask, or your preferred wallet so you can access your funds outside the sniper.
However, this step is not necessary, since the sniper allows you to send BNB/tokens
out of your sniper wallet.

• If you want to connect/generate multiple wallets, we discuss this modality in Section 6.

• Make sure to send funds (BNB or ETH) to the wallet so you can start using the bot.

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Once the wallet is set up, you will end up at the options displayed in Figure 2. This newly
created/connected wallet will serve as your main wallet.

Figure 2: Wallets: Basic Settings.

You may use these transfer settings to move BNB or tokens out of your sniper wallet to
another wallet.

• Ò BNB - Choose how much BNB you would like to send. You can specify an amount
in terms of BNB or a percentage by adding % to the number (example: 50% would
send half of your BNB but 50 would send 50 BNB). After choosing the amount, you
will be prompted to provide a wallet address to send the BNB to.

• Ò Tokens - Paste the contract address of the token you want to send. Then, choose
how much of the token you would like to send. You can specify an amount in terms of
the token or a percentage by adding % to the number (example: 50% would send half
of the tokens but 50 would send 50 tokens). After choosing the amount, you will be
prompted to provide a wallet address to send the tokens to.

• Multi-Wallet - Allows you to setup multiple wallets for simultaneous buys. Discussed
further in Section 6.

• Balance - Allows you to check the contents of your wallet.

• Buy KB - Assign customized settings to the buy keyboard. You also have the option
to reset to the default settings after customizing.

• Config - The main wallet configuration menu. This will be outlined in Section 2.

We will now explore the wallet configuration menu.

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2 Wallet settings and Anti-Rug

The wallet menu allows you to configure some global settings for your wallets. Select Config
from the menu in Figure 2, and you will see the list of options in Figure 3.

Figure 3: Wallets: Global Config.

Your settings are categorized into Buy, Sell, and Approve groups. You can
access each category by selecting it.

2.1 Buy Settings

We will first begin with the Buy settings. Selecting the Buy button reveals the menu in
Figure 4.

Figure 4: Wallets: Buy Settings.

The Buy menu offers a multitude of different configuration options that give you complete
control over your purchase preferences. The buttons in the right column REMOVE the
settings you’ve set in the left column. We explain these options below:

• Dupe Buy - If disabled X, the bot will block autobuys for any token that you have a
positive balance of. This protects you from situations where multiple call channels post

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the same token, or a copytrade wallet makes multiple purchases of the same project.
To turn this protection off, enable Dupe Buy (the X will change to a ).

• Auto Buy - If checkmarked , autobuys will now be allowed to trigger for pasted
contracts, call channels, and/or copytrade wallets that you have setup. However,
enabling this does NOT force you to autobuy UNLESS you’ve already enabled Auto
Buy in the relevant channel or copytrade wallet (more on this in Sections 3 and 7. If
you want to allow autobuys in general, make sure there’s a green checkmark .

• Max MC - Choose the maximum marketcap the bot can autobuy.

• Min and Max Liquidity - Choose the minimum and maximum liquidity the bot can
autobuy.

• Min MC/Liq - Choose the minimum MC/Liquidity the bot can autobuy.

• Max Buy Tax - Choose the maximum buy tax the bot can autobuy. This is a very
important feature, as it can block contracts with high buy tax.

• Max Sell Tax - Choose the maximum sell tax the bot can autobuy. This is a very
important feature, as it can block contracts with high sell tax.

• Gas Price (BSC exclusive) - Choose the preferred gas price you would
like to use. Your gas price determines your transactions’ priority on the
blockchain. The higher the price, the quicker the transactions will go
through, but you’ll have to pay higher gas fees. For normal transactions,
5-7 gwei is sufficient, but you’ll need to use 8-12 gwei for casual call chan-
nel sniping to guarantee good entries. The gas price can go way higher for
hyped launches and presales.

If you’re on ETH, you’ll encounter Gas Delta instead of Gas Price:

• Gas Delta (ETH exclusive) - Gas delta will act as the max priority gwei on
a Type-2 ETH transaction. Essentially, the bot will automatically adjust to
the current ETH gas average, and then add the chosen Gas Delta on top
of it. Example:

– ETH gas average is 10 gwei

– Set delta to 3 gwei for example
– Your transaction’s gas price will now be 10 (base) + 3 (priority) gwei

Just like gas price on BSC, gas delta determines your transaction priority
on ETH. Higher deltas will yield higher transaction speeds at the cost of
higher gas fees.

This wraps up the wallet Buy settings. We can now press Return on the menu in Figure 4
to return to Figure 3. From there, we can move on the Sell settings.

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2.2 Sell Settings

Pressing the Sell button reveals the menu in Figure 5.

Figure 5: Wallets: Sell Settings.

We explain the available options below:

• Auto Sell and Trailing Sell - If checkmarked , the sniper will be able to autosell
tokens that you’ve bought through it, based on parameters that we will discuss below.
Trailing Sell will be explained in detail in Section 5.2. Keep in mind that even if you
have Auto-Sell and Trailing Sell disabled here, you can still enable them AFTER you
buy. The option to do so will be available on the Trade Monitor discussed in Section 5.

• Gas Price/Delta - This allows you to control the transaction priority of your Sell on
BSC (gas price) and ETH (gas delta). Higher values lead to faster but more expensive
transactions.

• Sell-Hi - Choose the high profit/loss percentage you want the bot to automatically
sell at. This will act as your “take profit”. You need to input a positive number. If
the bot reaches this percentage, then it will automatically sell for you. For example,
setting this to +100 means that the bot will sell at +100% profit, which is 2x.

• Sell-Lo - Choose the low profit/loss percentage you want the bot to automatically sell
at. This will act as your “stoploss”. You need to input a negative number (with a ´
sign). If the bot reaches this percentage, then it will automatically sell for you. For
example, setting this to -30 means that the bot will sell at -30% loss. This will also
serve as the “anchor” of the trailing stoploss if Trailing is enabled in both the wallet
settings AND the channel settings (more on that in Section 5.2).

• Sell-Hi Amount - Choose the percentage of token holdings you wish to sell when Sell-Hi
is triggered. A value of 50% means that you wish to sell half your bag for example.

• Sell-Lo Amount - Choose the percentage of token holdings you wish to sell when Sell-
Lo is triggered. A value of 25% means that you wish to sell a quarter of your bag for
example.

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2.3 Approve Settings

We can now press the Return button to go back to the main menu in Figure 3, and then
select Approve. You will end up with the menu in Figure 6.

Figure 6: Wallets: Approve Settings.

We explain the available options below:

• Auto Approve - In order to sell tokens, you NEED to send a suitable approval
transaction beforehand. When Auto Approve is enabled (with a ), the bot will
immediately and automatically send an Approve transaction after a successful buy,
which allows you to sell whenever you want to from that point onwards. If disabled
(with a X), you’ll have to Approve manually after you buy. Enabling Auto Approve
makes the bot easier to use overall, and is basically required for people who wish to
benefit from Auto Sell.

• Gas Price/Delta - This allows you to control the transaction priority of your Approve
on BSC (gas price) and ETH (gas delta). You don’t need to use high values for this,
especially if you have Auto Approve enabled.

After configuring your Buy, Sell, and Approve settings, press Return one final time to return
to the main wallet menu.

2.4 General Settings

We are now back at the menu shown earlier in Figure 3 and re-iterated on in Figure 7 below.

Figure 7: Wallets: Global Config.

These settings apply to all transactions, regardless of the category, and we’ll
explain them below:

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• Anti-Rug - This feature attempts to frontrun liquidity rugs, blacklisting functions,

trade disables, tax hikes, unnatural mints, and practically anything that would “rug”
you. The bot will detect when a malicious transaction is sent to mempool
and will try to sell your holdings before the malicious transaction goes
through, thus saving your investment. While the feature works most of the time,
it is not guaranteed due to a multitude of different variables, so please be careful with
your investments. Also keep in mind that the bot will automatically adjust your gas
price/delta (more on those later) to maximize frontrunning chances, so make sure you
have enough funds in your wallet. If enabled (green ), then the feature will
be activated automatically for every trade you perform on the bot.

• Slippage - Choose the slippage tolerance for your buys and sells. If you select the X
arrow to the right, it will default to 100% slippage. Using extremely high slippage
values is dangerous, especially on 0 tax and low tax tokens, since you can get frontrun
by MEV bots, so please use a suitable value, or utilize Smart Slippage.

• Smart Slippage - This allows slippage to automatically adjust based on the token’s
taxes and your price impact. This is not suitable for volatile situations like launches
and LP/method snipes. We recommend you pair it with high gas price/delta. Keep in
mind that Smart Slippage overrides any custom Slippage values you might
have selected earlier.

• Gas Limit - Choose the preferred gas limit you would like to use. You can leave it on
Auto as the bot already selects an optimal gas limit for the contracts you’re interacting
with, or you can set a specific amount to block tokens with high gas usage.

• Max Gas Price - Choose the maximum gas price you’re willing to pay for a transac-
tion. This will be compared against the chain average gas price (especially relevant
on ETH), thus protecting you from extremely expensive fees when the network is
congested. It also compares against the gas price needed to frontrun rugs and scams
through Anti-Rug, and the gas price needed to frontrun copytrades. If any of these
scenarios require a higher gas price than the Max Gas Price you set, the bot will
block the transaction.

Some final words on wallet settings in general

• You can configure the gas price (BSC) and delta (ETH) for Buys, Sells,
and Approves separately.

• The second column can be used to delete settings established in the first
column.

• It is important to note that if there are taxes on the token you autobuy,
then you will start with a loss. For example, if the buy tax is 15%, then
you will start with a loss of -15% immediately when the buy happens. If
your Sell-Lo is very strict, you might trigger an immediate autosell, so be
careful.

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• These settings are global and affect the behavior of pasted contracts, call channels,
and copytrades. You can override them by adjusting the settings of specific channels
or copytrade wallets as described later in Sections 3 and 7.

After you adjust these global settings to your liking, you can now proceed to setting up call
channel autobuys.

3 Call Channels
3.1 Automatic Channel Scraping
Return to the main menu by typing /sniper, and then select Call Channels. You will see
the menu in Figure 8. You can now select the channels you want to set up autobuys for.
The green checkmark indicates that we are “tracking” the channel. This means that the
bot will notify us when that channel makes a post with a contract address that the bot
can decipher (can be a raw contract address, a hyperlink, or a chart link). However, even
if we’re tracking the channel, the bot WILL NOT autobuy unless we choose an autobuy
amount for that specific channel. We will use the SUScalls channel for demonstration. The
unique Me channel will be explored in Section 4, while the powerful Scraper channel relates
to our standalone Maestro Scraper.

Figure 8: Call channels.

Simply click on SUScalls to open up the menu in Figure 9. You will see a lot of the same
settings that we’ve explained in Section 2, where we explored global settings.
• If you leave the Max MC, Min/Max Liquidity, Min MC/Liq, Max Buy/Sell
Tax, Sell-Hi, Sell-Lo, Sell-Hi Amount, and Sell-Lo Amount unchanged,
then the bot will use the global settings chosen in Section 2. Choosing
any new settings here for these parameters will override the global settings
established earlier.
• The column on the right removes the settings established in the left column,
same as before.
With that taken care of, we can now focus on the new options offered in each channel menu:

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Figure 9: Call channel settings.

• Track? - Click on this to enable tracking. If there is checkmark , you will be

tracking this call channel through the sniper. As explained earlier, simply tracking
will not trigger autobuys. This will only notify you that the channel has posted a
decipherable contract address, and it will give you the option to manually buy (more
on this in the next item).
• Multi? - Click on this to enable simultaneous buys with multiple wallets for this
channel. A green checkmark indicates that the option is enabled. However, if you
don’t have Multi-Wallet enabled in your Multi-Wallet settings (more on that in Section
6), simultaneous buys will NOT occur. You need to enable Multi in both wallet and
channel settings. This is to guard against accidental multi-wallet buys.
• Auto Buy/Sell and Trailing Toggles - Enable auto buy, auto sell, and trailing stoploss
for that channel. If you want the bot to auto buy a call from the channel, make sure
to turn Auto Buy on (checkmark ) in this menu and the wallet Buy menu in Figure
4, and fill in an Auto Buy amount in the next entry. As for Auto Sell, enable this if
you want Auto Sell to be enabled by default on any trade coming from this channel.
If Auto Sell is enabled both here and in the wallet Sell menu of Figure 5, then you
won’t have to enable Auto sell AFTER a trade. The same applies for Trailing sell, as
it needs to be enabled in both locations to be active by default after a trade (more on
this in Section 5).
• Buy Amount - Choose the amount of BNB/ETH for autobuys. You need to fill this
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the channel but you leave Buy Amount empty, the bot will notify you when a channel
makes a call, and offer you the chance to buy pre-specified amounts.

• Clear All Settings - This will delete all of your settings for the specific call channel you
are in. This is the same as clicking the right column for every field.

Some closing words:

• Make sure you have Auto Buy and Auto Sell enabled in the global wallet settings
outlined in Section 2.

• Enabling tracking without setting an autobuy amount will not trigger an autobuy.
Setting an autobuy amount without enabling tracking will not trigger an autobuy.
Autobuys will trigger only when you’re tracking a channel that you’ve set an autobuy
amount for.

• You DO NOT need to worry about your autobuy amounts exceeding the max trans-
action limit. If your Buy Amount is higher than the limit and the bot manages to
estimate that limit, then the bot will automatically adjust the Buy Amount to make
sure the transaction goes through.

You are now ready to snipe call channels! You can track multiple call channels at the same
time so experiment and create your own portfolio.

3.2 Standalone Maestro Scraper

The sniper bot offers a wide array of call channels to track and snipe. However, it doesn’t
allow users to add their own groups or channels. That’s where our standalone scraper comes
into play. To find more details about the scraper, please consult the following link. The
standalone scraper:

• Allows you to track and snipe any group or channel you’re in.

• Is faster than using call channels through the bot, as long as your internet connection
is decent.

• Requires using a computer (PC/MAC/LINUX).

• Relies on the settings of the Scraper channel.

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4 Pasted Contracts and the Me channel

While our bot’s main feature is its sniping functionality, it can also double as an efficient
trading terminal. Through the sniper, you can execute “manual” buying and selling trans-
actions, similar to how Pancakeswap and Poocoin work. You can access this functionality
by:

• Turning on tracking for a call channel without enabling autobuy

• Pasting a contract address into the bot

These two functionalities, particularly the second one, turn the sniper into a trading terminal
with autoselling capabilities. We will use $CATCHY’s contract address to demonstrate the
bot’s capabilities. If you paste the token contract address into the sniper, you will get
the menu seen in Figure 10. The same menu will appear if a call channel you’re tracking
WITHOUT autobuy makes a post.

Figure 10: Manual buy menu.

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We will now go through all the relevant buttons:

• Track - Opens a Trade Monitor for the token without buying it. If you have a positive
balance for the token, you’ll be able to set up autosells for that token. This allows
you to keep an eye on the token’s price movements in real time, giving you the chance
to capitalize on dips before anyone else. We discuss the Trade Monitor in much more
detail in Section 5.
• Chart - gives you a link to the token’s chart.
• God Mode - for advanced users - will be discussed in Section 9.
• Buy ô Sell - switches the menu from buying to selling. If your wallet already has
a positive balance for the token, you can sell your holdings directly through the bot.
Pressing on this button will change the buttons below it from buying to selling.
• Buy/Sell X BNB - buy the amount of tokens equivalent X amount of BNB.
• Buy/Sell X Tokens - buy X amount of tokens.
• Ape Max - buy max TX of the token.
After you buy through the bot (or use the Track function), the Trade monitor menu will
open. This will be explored in Section 5. We will now discuss sniping a stealth launch using
the manual buy functionality, and how you can facilitate fast purchases using the Me channel.

4.1 Autobuying pasted contracts using the Me channel

Suppose that you want to snipe a stealth launch of a hyped token. In such situations, speed
is key, especially when hundreds of buyers are racing to copy-paste the new contract address
into Pancakeswap, or in our case, the sniper bot trading terminal. To give you an edge over
your competition, we introduced the Me channel, which allows you to setup autobuys for
pasted contract addresses. Follow these steps to set it up:
• From the menu in Figure 1 (a quick way to reach it is by typing /sniper again), go
to call channels. This will open the menu in Figure 8.
• Select the Me channel. This will open a configuration menu similar to Figure 9. This
menu behaves exactly like other call channel settings (adjusting parameters like Max
MC and Min Liq).
• Choose suitable amounts for Auto Buy, Sell-Hi, and Sell-Lo, and enable Auto Buy
(checkmark ). As for Auto Sell, it will make sure that Auto Sell is enabled by
default after you buy through a pasted contract.
• When you paste a contract address into the bot now, it will check whether the coin
satisfies the marketcap and liquidity conditions specified for the Me channel, and then
attempt to autobuy the token for the amount specified in Auto Buy.
If you don’t want the bot to autobuy pasted contract addresses, make sure that Auto Buy
is disabled (X). You can also control this using the shortcut in the main menu of Figure 1,
which can be accessed through a quick /sniper.

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4.2 Anti-scam measures and special status messages

A quick look at the message in Figure 10 shows that the bot did not autobuy the contract.
The statement “X Auto buy will not be triggered.” reflects that. The bot also gave us
the reason in the line preceding the statement, which says: “"Auto buy amount not set! ”.
Even if you have the autobuy amount set, the sniper bot can still choose to not trigger an
autobuy in certain situations. When the bot refrains from autobuying, it will always give
you the reason(s) behind its decision in the buy menu message. The first set of reasons is
rather straightforward, and relates to the bot detecting violations of your global/channel
settings about Max MC, Max & Min Liq, Min MC/Liq, Max Buy & Sell Tax, and Max Gas
Price discussed in Section 2. These reasons will be represented as follows:
• "Market cap ą *Max MC *
• "Liquidity ą *Max Liq*
• "Liquidity ă *Min Liq*
• "Market cap/Liquidity ă *Min MC/Liq*
• "Buy tax ą *Max Buy Tax *
• "Sell tax ą *Max Sell Tax *
• "Wallet auto buy is disabled
• "Gas Price ą Max Gas Price
If any single one of these conditions is triggered, then the bot WILL NOT autobuy. The
sniper bot can also detect anomalies and risks in contracts, and when it does, it will not
autobuy the risky contract. The messages will usually look like:
• "Buy-Sell tax could not be estimated! - When the bot cannot estimate the buy or sell
tax of a contract, then trading hasn’t been enabled yet, or the contract might be
problematic.
• "Token detected as honeypot! - The bot can detect honeypot contracts through its
own internal simulations, and will not autobuy contracts where such risks are observed.
• "Blacklist risk! Buying now could get you BLed - The bot can detect blacklisting
outcomes through its own internal simulations, and will not autobuy contracts where
such risks are observed.
• "Liquidity / Total Supply ă 1% - The bot checks how healthy the liquidity pool is
by comparing its balance against the token’s total supply. If the pool has less than 1%
of the supply, then the pool is deemed to be too unhealthy.
In conclusion, the bot will not only abide by your global/channel market cap and liquidity
settings. It will also attempt to protect you from extremely risky contracts and save your
investments from potential scams. You should still exercise caution as these protection
measures are not fool-proof, but they help quite a bit in ensuring a safe and smooth trading
experience. Keep in mind that even though the bot will refrain from autobuying in these
scenarios, you can still manually buy the tokens using the buy menu in Figure 10.

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5 Buying in action and the Trade Monitor

After triggering an automatic or manual buy through the bot (or your initiate Track in
Figure 10), the bot will open the Trade Monitor and pin it. You can have up to 5 active
trades at any time. All your active trades will be summarized in a single Trade Monitor for
efficiency. Only one of the trades can be considered a Primary Trade, and the rest of your
trades will be relegated to the Other Trades portion. Figure 11 shows the monitor in action.
We’ll use $Catchy and 2 other random tokens to demonstrate this functionality.

Figure 11: Trade Monitor in action.

We’ll break Figure 11 down in two parts. We will first explain the message above the buttons:

• First Row :

– Token Name - Name of the token being tracked.

– Profit/Loss - Profit or Loss percentage before sell tax.

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– Time Left - The Trade Monitor will keep tracking each token for 24 hours. This
reflects how much of the 24 hours is left.

• Initial - How much you spent to buy the token.

• Worth - How much your token is currently worth.

• Time elapsed - How much time has gone by since the buy.

• P/L w/tax - Profit/Loss after sell tax.

• Price impact - The effect of your sell on the chart.

• Expected P/L - How much you will gain/lose if you sell. Can be written as

Initial ˚ r1 ` p1 ` P/L w/taxq ˚ p1 ´ Price Impactqs .

• Price | MC - Current price and market cap of the token.

• Other Trades - This section will show your other trades. You can see the same informa-
tion as that in the First Row. However, “Disabled” trades won’t show any information.
Trades can become disabled if the trade lasts longer than 24 hours, if you sell all your
tokens, or if you press the Stop button, which we explain below.

This message will update (by editing itself) whenever your balances change for the next
24 hours, giving you the latest price values as fast as possible. To extend monitoring to
more than 24 hours, you can use the Reset and Resume buttons. We will explain these two
buttons below.
We now turn our attention to the button overlay in Figure 11. These buttons can only
affect the Primary Trade. They have no bearing on Other Trades.

• ÐÝ Token Name Ñ Ý - The arrows allow you to cycle between your Primary Trade ($MHS
in this case) and your other trades. Pressing the arrows will make $PINU or $CATCHY
your Primary Trade.

• Anti-Rug - As explained earlier, this feature attempts to frontrun liquidity rugs, black-
listing functions, trade disables, tax hikes, unnatural mints, and practically anything
that would “rug” you. The bot will detect when a malicious transaction is sent
to mempool and will try to sell your holdings before the malicious transac-
tion goes through, thus saving your investment. While the feature works most
of the time, it is not guaranteed due to a multitude of different variables, so please
be careful with your investments. Also keep in mind that the bot will automatically
adjust your gas price/delta (more on those later) to maximize frontrunning chances,
so make sure you have enough funds in your wallet. If enabled (green ), then
the feature will be activated automatically for every trade you perform on
the bot. If this was enabled in the wallet configuration menu in Figure 3, then it will
be automatically enabled on every sale.

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• Auto-Sell - Green means that it is enabled. If this is disabled, no auto-sell will

occur. If you want this to be enabled by default, make sure that Auto Sell is enabled
in BOTH the wallet configuration menu of Figure 5 and the settings of the call channel
(or the Me channel in the case of pasted contracts) that caused the transaction (as seen
in Figure 9). Keep in mind that even if you have Auto-Sell disabled in those settings,
you can still enable it AFTER you buy.

• Percentages on the left and right of SL | TP -

– Left: Sell-Lo or Stop-loss (-50% in the image)

– Right: Sell-Hi or Take-profit (+100% in the image)

You can click on each percentage to update it. If the buy happened through
a call channel (Me included), then your Sell-Lo amd Sell-high settings shown here will
match what you chose for that call channel. If the buy didn’t go through a call channel
or no autosell settings were specified, the default settings are used: -50% for Sell-Lo
and +100% for Sell-Hi. These percentages are compared against Profit/Loss. Also
keep in mind that you can input any sign that you want here, unlike the call channel
menus. This allows you to create a trailing stoploss (setting Sell-lo to +50% if you’re
up 100% for example).
Clicking directly on the SL | TP button reveals the Amount button:

• Percentages on the left and right of ă Amount ą -

– Left: Percentage of holdings to be sold when Sell-Lo is triggered.

– Right: Percentage of holdings to be sold when Sell-hi is triggered.

This allows you to set the percentage of tokens you want to sell when Sell-Lo or Sell-Hi
is triggered. In the image, both values are set to 100%, which means that Sell-Lo and
Sell-Hi will sell our entire holdings of the token we just bought. You can click on
each percentage to update it.

• Buy Dip + 0.01 BNB + “-80%” - These are buttons used to configure auto-buys on
dips. They are explained in detail in Section 5.1.

• Sell - This button allows you to sell the token from ALL your wallets. More details
on this can be found in the Mutli-Wallet section (Section 6).

• Reset - This button resets the timer on your trade monitor and extends it for another
24 hours. However, whatever your tokens are Worth at the time will become your
Initial. This option can also combine your buys if you bought the same token multiple
times.

• Refresh - Same as Reset, but keeps your Initial at its original value.

• Stop - Stop the trade monitor from updating. This makes the trade “Disabled”. Dis-
abled trades do not benefit from tracking or auto-sell functionalities, so make sure a
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• Delete - Fully removes the trade from your Trade Monitor. Use this to clean up
“Disabled” trades after they’ve outlived their usefulness.

The Trade Monitor gives you complete control over your investment, and even attempts to
protect your holdings in case of a rug. Some closing words:
• The Trade Monitor message will update itself for 24 hours. Autosell settings will also
be active for 24 hours. If you want to extend these durations, you have to use the
Reset or Refresh buttons, depending on your goals.

• You can only have 5 trades (regardless of whether they’re “Disabled” or not) in your
Trade Monitor. Make sure you clean up unnecessary trades using the Delete button.
The bot will also automatically delete trades that are disabled for 24 hours.

• If you have multiple trades of the same token running (let’s say 3 trades of $Catchy
coming from the same wallet), and you want to combine them into one trade, you can
Delete 2 of the trades then Reset the one remaining. The bot will then combine the
three trades into one.

• The Trade Monitor attempts to grab autosell settings from a call channel when avail-
able. When these settings are unavailable, it will default to -50% for Sell-Lo and
+100% for Sell-Hi.

• Always make sure that Auto-sell has a green next to it if you want the
bot to autosell for you.

• You can use the Track function in Figure 10 to utilize autoselling features for any
token you own, regardless of whether you bought it through the bot or not. Simply
paste the token’s contract address into the bot and Track it. The bot will detect your
current balance and open a Trade Monitor, giving you access to selling and autoselling
options.
We now give a detailed explanation of how auto-buying dips works.

5.1 Auto-buying dips using the Trade Monitor

The bot offers the ability to auto-buy dips (buy limit orders) directly though the Trade
Monitor. This works for any token, regardless of whether you have a positive balance for it
or not. The feature can be activated using the Buy Dip button. We now explain the three
buttons concerned with this functionality, as seen in Figure 11:
• Buy Dip - Click to enable/disable auto-buying dips. When enabled, the bot will take
note of the CURRENT price, and then autobuy when the targeted dip from those
current values occurs.

• Buy Amount (0.01 BNB on the monitor) - Click to change the amount you’ll be
auto-buying when the targeted dip occurs.

• Targeted Dip (-80% on the monitor) - Click to change the targeted dip that you want
to autobuy.

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When Buy Dip is activated, the Trade Monitor message will have an additional line above
the Price | MC entry. The new line shows the marketcap at which the dip auto-buy will
happen, which should help you keep track of the token’s movements with respect to your
targeted dip. This is displayed in Figure 12, where Buy Dip was enabled with a targeted
dip of ´25%.

Figure 12: Buy dip in action.

When attempting to auto-buy dips, please keep the following in mind:

• Buying dips does NOT depend on your P/L or P/L w/tax. When you enable Buy Dip,
the bot simply looks at the token’s current price, and calculates the MC that would
correspond to the targeted dip you specified.

• If you already have a positive balance of the token, auto-sells can still occur while Buy
Dip is active. In fact, if auto-sell is triggered before the buy dip, and 100% of the
tokens were sold, the trade will become disabled, and buy dip won’t be accessible.

• If you’re unsure about how to bring up a token’s Trade Monitor, simply paste the
token’s contract address into the bot, and press Track on the menu in Figure 10.

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5.2 Trailing Stoploss

Trailing stoploss is a more advanced version of sell-lo that allows the bot to slowly increase
the stoploss as the token’s P/L increases. This aims to protect gains in situations where the
token enjoyed a pump, but the pump wasn’t enough to trigger the sell-hi, also known as the
take profit threshold. Consider the following example: the user’s sell-hi (or take profit) is
set to +200%, which is 3x, and their sell-lo to -40%. The token’s P/L reaches a maximum of
+190%, and then starts going down and never recovers. The following scenarios can unveil:

• Without trailing stoploss, the bot will not autosell until the token goes all the way
down to -40% again, which means that the user would’ve missed out on gains, and
instead ended up with losses.

• With trailing stoploss enabled, the bot will continuously adjust the stoploss based on
the max P/L reached by the token at the time. Since the token reached a maximum of
+190%, the bot would’ve adjusted the sell-lo from -40% +74%. With this sell-lo, the
bot gives the token enough leeway to recover while securing profits in the event that
the token fully dies.

For the mathematically inclined, trailing stoploss calculates the new sell-lo according to the
following formula:

New Sell-lo “ p100% ´ Starting Sell-loq ˚ p100% ` Max P/Lq ´ 100%

Please keep the following in mind when using trailing stoploss:

• Trailing stoploss will continuously adjust the sell-lo. As long as the P/L keeps in-
creasing to new record highs on the monitor, expect your sell-lo (or stoploss) to rise
with it. The bot will always use the highest P/L recorded on the token’s monitor
to calculate the new sell-lo. Trailing stoploss can only increase sell-lo. It can never
decrease it, as that defeats the purpose.

• Trailing stoploss will never adjust your sell-hi. It only targets your sell-lo.

• If you activate trailing on the Trade Monitor AFTER a trade, then the bot will simply
start trailing from your current sell-lo.

• If you don’t like the stoploss value that trailing stoploss calculated for you,
you can simply change it, and the bot will re-calibrate in the background.
Whatever value you put in will be considered as the New Sell-lo, and the
bot will calculate the Starting Sell-lo that would match it using the above
formula. However, setting a new stoploss value while Trailing is already
enabled resets the recorded maximum P/L on the monitor. The user’s P/L
at the time of setting a new value will be considered the new maximum,
and any increases in that will yield increases in the stoploss as well.

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6 Multi-wallet capabilities
In this section, we will explore the bot’s powerful multi-wallet modalities.

6.1 Setting up multiple wallets

Our bot allows you to set up multiple wallets and initiate simultaneous buys with a single
click. This is especially useful for sniping launches with small max transaction/wallet lim-
itations. To enable this feature, select Multi-Wallet from the menu in Figure 2. You will
then arrive at the menu in Figure 13.

Figure 13: Multi-Wallet Settings.

The bot immediately lets us know that we don’t have any additional connected wallets. We
are given two options in the menu:
• Connect Wallet - connect a pre-existing wallet.
• Generate Wallet - have the bot create another wallet for you. Selecting this option
will give you another private key that you can import into TW/Metamask.
Selecting either option will give you the chance to name the new wallet. We name our new
wallet “Wallet2” for the sake of demonstration. After connecting/generating the 2nd wallet,
the Menu will now look like Figure 14.

Figure 14: Multi-Wallet Settings.

The menu now shows an extra row at the bottom with the new wallet. There are 4 new
buttons in this row:
• Wallet2 - This will automatically adjust to the wallet’s name. Clicking this allows you
to change the wallet’s name again.
• Ò BNB - Send BNB from the wallet.

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• Ò Tokens - Send tokens from the wallet.

• X - Disconnect the wallet.

Every additional wallet you connect/generate will get its own row at the bottom of this
menu. After adding the desired number of wallets (current maximum is 5 wallets: 1 main
and 4 multi-wallets), the final step is to:

• Enable Multi-Wallet - click on the Multi button in the menu of Figure 14. The red
X will turn into a green . Enabling this will NOT force you to buy with multiple
wallets everytime. It only prepares things for later in case you do want to buy with
multiple wallets simultaneously.

6.2 Multi-wallets in action

To showcase this powerful framework, we will examine the case where the user
wishes to multi-wallet buy pasted contracts, but the same steps explained below
can be used to enable multi-wallet purchases on call channels and copytrade
wallets. To enable this dynamic functionality, follow these steps:

1. Create multiple wallets using the Multi-Wallet menu in Figure 13, and add funds to
the wallets. You won’t be able to perform transactions with multiple wallets unless
they hold BNB/ETH amounts that are sufficient for the transactions.

2. In the same menu, click on the X Multi button. The X will turn to a checkmark .
This alone will NOT enable multi-wallet buys on pasted contracts (or any other call
channel/copytrade wallet), but it is a required step.

3. Since we want to enable multi-wallet buys on pasted contracts, we have to interact

with then Me channel, which is accessible through the call channels menu. You will see
a menu similar to Figure 9. Simply click on X Multi to enable it (the X will turn to a
checkmark ).

With Multi enabled in BOTH the Multi-Wallet menu (Figure 13) AND the Me
channel settings, any pasted contracts bought with your main wallet will trigger
multi-wallet buys. There is no “multi-buy” button. After you paste a contract,
simply buy the token (either with an autobuy or a manual buy) using your main
wallet, and your other wallets will follow suit.
After a multi-wallet purchase, the bot will open a Trade Monitor panel for each wallet that
successfully bought the token. This allows you to control your token holdings for each wallet
separately. However, if you intend to sell your holdings from all your multi-wallets
at the same time, you can simply use the Sell button in the Trade Monitor.
This will immediately sell from all multi-wallets that own the token. These
multi-wallets are NOT required to be in an active Trade Monitor. For example,
if you buy a token with 5 wallets and you already know that you’re going to be
selling from all of them at the same time, you can simply remove 4 out of the 5
resulting Trade Monitor panels to save monitor space, and then use Sell on
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When using multi-wallets, please keep the following in mind:

• Your multi-wallets will use the same gas limit, gas price, and slippage settings as your
main wallet, which is controlled through the menu in Figure 3.

• You can multi-wallet LP/method snipe using God Mode. This will be automatically
enabled if you enable Multi in the Multi-Wallet menu (Figure 13), so make sure to
disable it if you don’t want to God Mode snipe with multiple wallets. This is the
only instance where initiating multi-wallet buys doesn’t require enabling
Multi in an additional channel.

• To enable multi-wallet buys for call channels and/or copytrades, make sure Multi is
enabled in the Multi-Wallet menu AND in the settings of the channel or the copytrade
wallet you wish to multi-buy from.

7 Copytrade
Our bot allows you to immediately copy the buys and sells of up to 2 wallets. We will first
go over its mempool/frontrun capabilities, and then cover the steps required to enable it.
But before we delve into all of that, always remember:
• Always track the wallet RECEIVING the tokens. Do not follow wallets that
start transactions. Instead, follow the wallets that receive the purchased
tokens at the end of a transaction.

7.1 Copytrade Speed

Copytrade speed is determined by multiple factors. Depending on the scenario, the bot will
either frontrun the tracked wallet, match its gas, or simply buy/sell after it. We outline
these scenarios below:

• The bot detects a transaction before it’s mined (mempool).

After adding a tracked wallet, the bot starts scanning mempool for any swap trans-
actions that would deposit (remove) tokens into (from) the tracked wallet. If it spots
any such transactions, it accounts for two possible cases:

– The tracked wallet is sniping a launch: This is mostly exclusive to buys. If the
bot detects that the tracked wallet is sending a transaction towards a contract
that hasn’t launched yet, it will assume that said wallet is sniping the launch
through LP/method sniping (more on that in Section 9). In that case, the bot
will match the gas settings of the tracked wallet to ensure that you don’t frontrun
whatever LP addition/launch method the tracked wallet is sniping. You will end
up buying the token in the same block, but it will most likely be after the tracked
wallet, as you’re using the same gas settings as them.
– The tracked wallet is buying/selling a tradable token: If the bot detects that
the tracked wallet is sending a transaction towards a contract that is currently
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in the next section) or match (if Frontrun is disabled) the tracked wallet. This
allows you to buy and sell BEFORE the tracked wallet (if Frontrun is enabled),
thus securing higher profits.

If either of those cases (matching gwei or using frontrun gwei) requires

more gwei than the Max Gas Price you set in your wallet configuration
(Figure 3), then the bot will block your autobuy/sell and protect you from
high gas fees.

• The bot detects a transaction after it’s mined.

The bot can detect most transactions in mempool before they’re mined, but some
more complicated transactions (contract buys for example) are harder to spot. If
a transaction is not spotted in mempool, we can still detect it after it’s mined. In
that case, the bot will buy/sell in the next block after the copytrade wallet, and the
transaction will use your gas settings.

7.2 Setting up copytrade buys

To enable this modality, Use /sniper to bring up the main menu in Figure 1, and select
Copytrade. You will see the menu in Figure 15.

Figure 15: Copytrade main menu.

Two buttons stand out:

• ON/OFF : A global toggle to enable/disable copytrading.

• Add Wallet: Allows you to add up to two wallets to track.

After adding a tracked wallet, the menu receives a new row, shown in Figure 16.
The red X removes the tracked wallet, while clicking on the wallet itself opens the Copytrade
wallet configuration menu, shown in Figure 17. You might notice that the the menu looks
exactly like the call channel menu in Figure 8, except for the omitted Track button, as
tracking is automatically enabled for wallets you add, as long as the toggle in
Figures 15 and 16 is set to ON.

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Figure 16: Copytrade wallet addition.

Figure 17: Copytrade wallet configuration.

For a more detailed explanation of what the buttons in Figure 17 correspond to, please
consult Section 3. However, we will highlight four buttons: the Auto Buy and
Buy Amount buttons, as they are vital to the functioning of our automated
copytrade modalities, and the Copy Sell button, which we will explain in the
next section, and the Frontrun toggle. If you want the bot to auto buy immediately
when the tracked wallet performs a buy transaction, you NEED to enable Auto Buy and
choose an auto buy amount using the Buy Amount button. The bot will use this amount as
the maximum allowed autobuy. For example, if you set Buy Amount to 0.5 BNB and
the tracked wallet buys 0.1 BNB, then the bot will also buy 0.1 BNB, matching the tracked
wallet. However, if the tracked wallet buys any amount LARGER than 0.5 BNB, the bot will
still only buy 0.5 BNB. This is done to shield you from the fluctuations in transaction sizes
coming from tracked wallets, especially if you’re tracking “whale” wallets that are prone to
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As for the Frontrun toggle, it controls whether you would like to frontrun the tracked wallet’s
buys and sells. Enabling Frontrun means that the bot will use higher gwei than the tracked
wallet to get ahead of it. Disabling Frontrun forces the bot to use the same gwei as the
tracked wallet to ensure that you don’t frontrun it.
After the tracked wallet buys a token, you will receive the notification and buy menu shown
in Figure 18. Even if you don’t enable Auto Buy or set a Buy Amount, you can still manually
buy through the menu. Manually or automatically buying the token will open up a Trade
Monitor similar to the one seen in Figure 11. You can then manually sell, copy the tracked
wallet’s sell (to be discussed in the next section), or allow autosell thresholds to do the work.

Figure 18: Copytrade notification and buy menu.

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7.3 Setting up copytrade sells

In the last section, we skipped over one button in particular: the Copy Sell
button. Enabling this (with a ) allows your bot to sell whenever the tracked
wallet sells. This is one of the most unique functions in the bot, and it follows its own
distinct set of rules and procedures, which we explain below:

• When the tracked wallet sells, you will receive a notification informing you about the
transaction. The bot will then check all your wallets to find whether you own the same
token the tracked wallet was selling. If you do own the token, and Copy Sell is
enabled, the bot will attempt to sell as well. If the bot recognizes that it can frontrun
the tracked wallet’s sell, it will also attempt to do so.

• To determine the sell amount, the bot identifies the tracked wallet’s current token
balance, calculates the percentage of that balance that is being sold in the detected
sell transaction, and then uses the same percentage on your wallet. For example,
assume that the tracked wallet has 100 tokens while your wallet has 80. If the tracked
wallet attempts to sell 50 tokens, which is 50% of its balance, the bot will try to sell
40 of your tokens, which is again 50% of your balance. This allows you to accurately
follow the tracked wallet without compromising your position.

With that explanation out of the way, it’s worth pointing out that:

• It is NOT required to keep the token in an active Trade Monitor for copy sells to work.
The bot will simply receive the sell signal from the tracked wallet and then follow the
procedure explained above.

• This feature can also activate for tokens that you have not bought through copytrade.
This should already be evident from the explanation given above, since the bot simply
evaluates whether you own the token being sold by the tracked wallet, and then behaves
accordingly.

• Since this feature functions independently of the Trade Monitor, you can still have the
token in an active Trade Monitor with auto sell thresholds of your choosing WHILE
Copy Sell is enabled. In that case, the bot can sell when your auto sell thresholds
are met or when the tracked wallet sells, giving you full control over how you want to
maximize profits.

Final remarks and tips:

• You can track up to 2 wallets for copytrading.

• The ON/OFF toggle is an easy way to enable/disable copytrading.

• You can set a maximum allowed autobuy using the Buy Amount button, which
shields you from unaffordable transactions that whale wallets normally perform.

• Copy Sell allows the bot to automatically sell whatever the tracked wallet is selling,
but you can still use your own settings Auto Sell settings.

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8 Sniping presales
If you wish to snipe a hyped presale, our sniper offers a very easy interface. Our bot works
with Pinksale public presales and privates presales that your sniper wallet is whitelisted on.
You can only have one presale set up at a time.
To get it ready, follow these steps:
• Return to the main menu in Figure 1 (typing /sniper is a quick way of getting to that
menu).
• Select Snipe Presales. You will see the menu in Figure 19

Figure 19: Presale Menu.

We now explain each button in Figure 19.

• Add Presale - Click this button to add a presale to snipe. The bot will ask for a
Pinksale presale address, and then ask for your contribution amount. Paste the
presale address from the Pinksale page of the token you wish to snipe. Remember,
the sniper needs the presale address, NOT the token address or the pinksale
webpage link.
• Main - Change the wallet used to snipe the presale. Clicking this cycles through your
connected wallets.
• Presale Gas Price - Change the gas price used for the presale contribution. This does
not affect your global gas price/delta, and will only apply for this specific presale.
After completing the steps laid out in the Add Presale button, the sniper will be ready
to secure your presale contribution once the contribution window opens. If you want to
remove a presale, go back into Snipe Presales, and you’ll be given the option to
do so. If you want to change the contribution amount, you’ll have to remove the presale
then add it again.
When sniping presales, please keep the following in mind:
• The bot uses the gas price you specify in the Presale Gas Price. Your gas
price is extremely important in this case, as it determines the priority of
your contribution on the blockchain. If a presale is hyped, expect to see
extremely high gas prices from all participants.
• You can have only 1 presale snipe active on each chain.

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9 Liquidity/Method sniping and God Mode

If you wish to snipe a token’s launch, the bot offers full liquidity and method sniping ca-
pabilities through God Mode. If you do not have the contract address ahead of time, it is
best to forward or copy/paste the contract and do an auto-buy using the steps described in
Section 4.1.

• To access God Mode, Paste any contract address or chart into the sniper and you will
get the panel in Figure 20.

Figure 20: Going into God Mode.

• Select God Mode.

You will now see the menu displayed in figure 21. This gives you access to multiple func-
tionalities that we’ll explain below.

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Figure 21: God Mode.

• Main - Allows you to select which wallet you want to snipe with. If you have Mutli
enabled in your Multi-Wallet menu of Figure 14, buying with the Main wallet will
trigger buys from all your multi-wallets.

• Gas Price or Delta - Sets the gas price (on BSC) or gas delta (on ETH) for the God
Mode snipe. This gas price/delta is only active for your God Mode snipe, and does not
affect any other transactions.

• Snipe Auto - Still experimental. More details can be found in Section 9.3.

• Snipe Liquidity - Enable it by clicking on it. A green checkmark will appear if

enabled. When enabled, the sniper will attempt to buy 0.1 BNB/ETH worth of the
token, or whatever token amount you specify, right after liquidity is added. If you wish
to buy an amount other than 0.1 BNB/ETH, you can simply click on “0.1 BNB/ETH”
and specify a new amount. More information is available in Section 9.1.

• Liquidity BD - This stands for Liquidity Block delay. If you know that the contract
has some auto-blacklisted blocks, also known as deadblocks, you can set up a block
delay to snipe liquidity right after the deadblocks pass.

• Snipe Method - Enable it by clicking on it. A checkmark will appear if enabled. When
enabled, the sniper will attempt to buy 0.1 BNB/ETH worth of the token, or whatever
token amount you specify, right after the targeted function or method in the contract
is activated (Enable Trading for example). If you wish to buy an amount other than
0.1 BNB/ETH, you can simply click on “0.1 BNB/ETH” and specify a new amount.
More information is available in Section 9.2.

• Method Block Delay - If you know that the contract has some auto-blacklisted blocks
right after the chosen method is activated, you can set up a block delay to execute
your method snipe right after the deadblocks pass.

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• Your first priority for liquidity and method sniping should be setting a delay
that would avoid deadblocks. The default is zero. Zero block delay means that
the bot will attempt to buy as soon as the transaction that adds liquidity or activates
the targeted method (depending on your choice) is initiated. In this case, the bot will
adjust your gas price in an attempt to avoid frontrunning these transactions. However,
these launch transactions normally use the minimum required gas price to be mined,
so we can only match their gas price. With matched gas prices, there’s a small chance
that your snipe will fail, as the buy transaction could go through before the liquidity
addition or the method. Even if there are no deadblocks, the safest liquidity/method
sniping involves setting the block delay to 1. This ensures that the bot will buy on the
next block, removing the possibility of accidentally frontrunning the liquidity addition
or method activation transactions.

• If your buy amount is bigger than the maximum allowed transaction, the bot will auto-
matically adjust your buy amount to match the maximum, even for liquidity/method
snipes. The only case where we cannot adjust is zero block delay sniping, so make
sure that you’re using a suitable amount of BNB/ETH in those scenarios, or select a
specific number of tokens to avoid the problem altogether.

• If block delay is set to anything above 0, the sniper will use the gas price and limits
specified by the user in their wallet settings, as shown in Section 2.

• You need to set up your liquidity/method snipe within 24 hours of the launch happen-
ing, as your God Mode settings will reset after 24 hours.

Liquidity and method sniping are rather intricate and nuanced, and identifying
when either one (or both) should be used requires knowledge and research. We
provide general guidelines in the following two sections.

9.1 Liquidity Sniping

Sniping liquidity is an advanced technique that allows you to buy as soon as
liquidity is added, provided that trading has NO OTHER RESTRICTIONS. In
other words, the only restriction to trading is the fact that liquidity is not yet
present. When sniping liquidity, please take note of the following:

• If you can’t read or understand Solidity code, don’t liquidity snipe. You
need to be able to identify deadblocks by reading a contract.

9.2 Method Sniping

Method sniping, unlike liquidity sniping, allows you to buy as soon as the tar-
geted launch method is activated by the contract owner. Method sniping should
be used in situations where trade is restricted from within the contract, and
those restrictions can only be lifted when the owner activates a method like
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• If you can’t read or understand Solidity code, don’t method snipe. You
need to be able to identify the proper launch method and its deadblocks
by reading the smart contract.

• Every method in a contract contains an ID. When a wallet initiates a transaction to

call a method on a contract, the transaction contains a 4-byte method ID. This is
equivalent to 8 unique hex characters. For example, the method ‘enableTrading’ with
no parameters is equivalent to ‘0x8a8c523c’.

• When you click on Snipe Method after going into God Mode, you will need to supply
the Method ID you would like to snipe. The sniper will give you a set of Method IDs
as shown in Figure 22.

• If you cannot find the method ID in the set of method IDs provided by the sniper, you
can search for the required method ID within a specific contract using the instructions
in Appendix A.

Figure 22: Selecting a method to snipe.

Some final words on liquidity and method sniping:

• God Mode is meant for advanced users who can understand a bit of Solidity and navi-
gate their way around a smart contract. You need to be able identify launch methods,
deadblocks, and blacklisting mechanisms to maximize profits from these functionalities.

• In the rare case that a token has no liquidity and trade is gated by a launch
method like “enableTrading”, and you’re not sure whether the owner will
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activate both Snipe Liquidity and Snipe Method in the God Mode menu in
Figure 21, and the bot will be able to account for any order of transactions
used by the owner.

• You can liquidity/method snipe with multiple wallet by enabling Mutli-wallet in the
wallet settings in Figure 13.

• Some token contracts use unique blacklisting mechanisms. One of which is banning
any wallet that tries to buy with a higher gas price (more than 7 gwei on BSC for
example). Make sure that the contract has no such banning mechanisms before you
proceed with method sniping.

9.3 Snipe Auto – Highly Experimental

Snipe Auto in Figure 21 is a last ditch effort to tackle contracts with tough-to-crach anti-
snipe measures. If a contract defines its deadblocks within the Enable Trade function for
example, then you cannot safely find the right delay to employ. You can rely on Snipe Auto
in these cases. When active, the bot will simply attempt to buy when it detects that the
contract is tradable. We define a tradable contract as follows:

• Buy and Sell taxes are less than 25%.

• Wallets are able to buy and sell.

When these conditions are verified, the bot will attempt to buy. It will use safe values for
gas price and slippage, so you don’t need to worry about that. Just make sure that your
buy amount does not violate the contract’s max transaction. However, this feature is still
highly experimental. In its current iteration, the bot cannot detect deadblocks that blacklist
specific users. For example, if buying during a deadblock limits you specifically from
selling or raises sell taxes for you specifically, there’s a chance that the bot will still buy,
so use this tool with extreme caution. Sometimes, it’s simply best to buy when they tell you
to buy. Future iterations of this tool will add more checks to ensure user safety.

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10 Monetization
Buying through the Maestro Sniper Bot (manually or automatically) will be
charged a 1% tax on every buy and sell.
The bot will NOT take the 1% directly from each transaction. It simply accumulates how
much you owe us, and once that amount reaches 0.01 BNB or ETH, the bot extracts them.
The sniper will deal with this silently (no messages, streamlined), but we’re tracking all
transactions in the backend. In the future, you’ll be able to export all of the transactions
you’ve done through the sniper. Just in case you’d like to double check, you can always visit
your block explorer (e.g. bscscan) to find all transactions.

Final Tips
• READ THIS MANUAL CLOSELY. It’s your best friend.

• Start off with small amounts until you fine tune your configurations.

• Try using auto for slippage, gas limit, and gas price until you are more comfortable
with the bot.

• Research any call group you might want to do auto-buy on! It’s best to look at their
latest calls and see how they do and if it is worth turning on auto-buy. Some calls
don’t cause an instant pump and might be worth buying manually.

• Don’t overshoot your Sell-Hi. Expecting a 2x or 3x on every call will probably lose you
money. Get familiar with the bot and the call channels you’re messing around with,
and tailor your autosell values to match.

• When you first start, make sure to only have autobuy on when you can watch it
carefully. Once you are more comfortable with your settings, you can leave it on
longer.

• Practice, practice, practice. The more time you put into the bot and fine-tune your
configurations, the higher gains you’ll get. Do not be discouraged as it can be tough
to start but many are seeing consistent gains. Feel free to ask questions and share
information with your fellow snipers as well.

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Appendix

A Finding Method IDs which are not Detected by

Maestro Sniper
HOW TO FIND METHOD IDs IN VERIFIED CONTRACTS

• Go to Bscscan, paste the contract

• Go to Contract ùñ Write Contract

• Connect your wallet by clicking on “Connect to Web3”

• Find the function you’re looking for like “Launch”, “Enable Trading” and click Write...

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• Metamask window will pop up. DON’T CONFIRM THE TX. Click on “HEX” tab

• Et voilà. Here is the Method ID you need to use on the sniper bot. Now you can reject
the tx and close MM.

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