Ethereum, BSC & Base
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Figure 41 shows the Auto Snipe Settings of a random token on Ethereum. BSC and Base will have similar menus minus Backup TX and Block-0 Tip which are exclusive to Ethereum.
Clicking on the βοΈ Advanced button will reveal some additional settings as shown below in Figure 42. The same settings will also exist for BSC and Base with the exception for Block-0 Only which is irrelevant for Base.
We will now go over the buttons in Figures 41 and 42:
This βοΈPremium feature allows you to simulate contract launches directly through the bot. Our launch simulations will automatically identify deadblocks, launch taxes, launch methods, and the contract's max buy BEFORE launch. This feature is mainly informational as Nitro automatically handles all the above when sniping, but it is mostly relevant to Arbitrum where auto-sniping is offered through Liquidity and Method snipes.
As detailed earlier, the values for Main, Multi, Backup TX, Gas Delta, Block-0 Tip, Block-0 Only, Buy Tax and Sell Tax will mirror the ones specified in your Auto Snipe Configuration. However, you have the option to change these values directly in the Auto Snipe Settings (Figures 41 and 42) of the token.
This represents the maximum amount (in ETH or BNB) that you're willing to spend for this snipe. The way Nitro uses this value will be detailed below.
There are three possible Slippage Modes that you can select for an auto-snipe, and you can only enable one of them:
Slippage: By default, this will use the Nitro Slippage set in your Auto Snipe Configuration. Once you enable "π’ Slippage", the bot will prompt you to insert a slippage value in case you'd like to use a different one.
Min Token: Select the minimum percentage of supply (example: 1%) or minimum token amount (example: 1k) that you're willing to accept for your auto-snipe. Before triggering your auto-snipe, if Nitro notices that you cannot afford this amount with your "Max Spend" then your auto-snipe will be automatically deactivated.
Max TX Only: If enabled, Nitro will ONLY trigger your auto-snipe if you can afford max TX at the time with your Max Spend. If not, then your auto-snipe will be deactivated. This is particularly useful if you're interested in getting max Tx or nothing.
As mentioned previously, in order to sell tokens, you NEED to send a suitable approval transaction beforehand. When Auto Approve is enabled in your Wallet Approve Settings, the bot will immediately and automatically send an Approve transaction after a successful auto-snipe, which allows you to sell whenever you want to from that point onwards. However, in case you'd like to initiate a sell immediately after a snipe, it's best to pre-approve the token before sniping it. All you need to do is click on "βοΈ Pre-Approve" in Figure 41 and the bot will send the Approve transaction for this token.
Now that you've configured the Auto Snipe, the last remaining step is to activate the snipe by clicking on the "β Snipe NITRO" button which will then become "β Snipe NITRO" as depicted in Figure 41.
With this set, the bot is now ready to automatically snipe the token as soon as it becomes "tradable", as defined by your configurations.