Wallet Settings
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Yes, you can use the same wallet for all the EVM-compatible chains supported in the bot. These would be Ethereum, BSC, Base, Avalanche, Metis, Arbitrum and Linea. You can use the private key or mnemonic phrase to connect the same wallet on these chains, or simply use the "" feature which allows you to easily import wallets from one compatible chain to another. A third way is to use the /import command. This command allows you to import an already connected wallet on one EVM-compatible chain to another one. It requires 4 arguments: Origin chain, Origin wallet name, Destination chain and Destination wallet name.
For example, if you want to import your "Main" wallet from BSC to ETH and name it "Wallet1" you would send /import BSC main ETH Wallet1 in your DMs with the bot.
This is also useful in case you've transferred your funds by mistake to the wrong EVM-compatible chain and you'd like to recover them.
Gas price determines your transactions' priority on BSC and Metis. The higher the price, the quicker the transactions will go through, but you’ll have to pay higher gas fees.
If you’re on Ethereum, Base, Avalanche, Sonic or Solana, you’ll encounter Gas Delta instead of Gas Price.
For Ethereum, Base, Avalanche and Linea, Gas delta will act as the max priority gwei on a Type-2 ETH transaction. Essentially, the bot will automatically adjust to the current gas average, and then add the chosen Gas Delta on top of it. Example:
Gas average is 10 gwei
Set Gas 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 Ethereum, Base, Avalanche and Sonic. Higher deltas will yield higher transaction speeds at the cost of higher gas fees.
On Arbitrum, Gas Price/Delta is completely irrelevant since the chain operates on a First-Come-First-Serve basis. More details on the subject can be found .
On Solana, there is a minimum fixed transaction fee of 0.000005 SOL, but you have the ability to pay an additional fee through Gas Delta to boost your transaction and achieve quicker execution times. For example, if you set your Gas Delta to 0.01 SOL, you will end up paying 0.010005 SOL as transaction fees.
On TON, the bot will always send 0.2 TON as a reserve for transaction fees, and the remaining amount will be credited back to your wallet. Similarly, the transaction fee for TRON cannot be preset.
This is only relevant for ETH, BSC, Base, Avalanche, Sonic and Arbitrum and it is the maximum amount of gas units you're willing to consume for the transaction. Since the bot can optimally determine this value, you don't need to bother with it, unless you want to block contracts that require a lot of gas.
This feature only exists on ETH, BSC, Base, Avalanche, Sonic and Arbitrum. It overrides your custom slippage and automatically adjusts it based on the token's taxes and your price impact. It is very convenient for quick swaps and casual call channel sniping, as it can protect you from frontrunning bots. However, it is not suitable for highly volatile situations like stealth launches and auto-snipes. For these cases, please disable Smart Slippage and specify a suitable slippage tolerance. If you want to use Smart Slippage, we suggest you pair it with a high Gas Price/Delta.
If you're buying with exact native amounts instead, then setting slippage to more than 100% is simply equivalent to 100% (which implies that you're willing to accept 0 tokens for whatever exact native amount you're paying).
No. You can leave them on default/disabled. However, tailoring the bot using these settings makes for a more focused and profitable experience.
Head to the /start menu, click on Wallets, and select your chain of interest. Then, click on "⚙️ Wallet Name" button for the wallet that you want to transfer funds from and you will be re-directed to a menu which allows you to transfer native and token amounts out of your wallet to any other wallet address. You can specify the amount to be transferred either in raw values or as a percentage of your holdings in that wallet.
Simply paste the receiving wallet address in your DM with the bot and you will be provided with a Wallet Summary panel which allows you to transfer native and token amounts from any of your connected wallets to the receiving wallet.
To disconnect any of your wallets: /start ➡️ Wallets ➡️ Select chain ➡️ Delete ❌.
If you need to connect the wallet elsewhere, make sure you have access to your private keys and mnemonic phrase BEFORE disconnecting the wallets. Otherwise, transfer all your funds out of the wallet and then proceed with disconnecting it from the bot.
Send /orders in your DM with the bot to receive a summary on your currently active sell and limit buy orders.
Send /summary in your DM with the bot to receive a summary on your currently active Trade Monitors.
Send /autosnipe in your DM with the bot to receive a summary on your currently active auto-snipes.
Yes, but this will only have an impact in situations where you're trying to buy an exact amount of tokens, which happens with auto-snipes that use specific token amounts instead of exact native amounts, as well as using the and buttons. When slippage is set to X00% and you set a specific token amount, the bot will detect the native amount needed to buy that specific token amount, and then send (X+1) * the detected native amount to secure your buy. For example, you wish to buy exactly 100 tokens, and the bot detects that 100 tokens cost 0.1 ETH. If your slippage is set to 200%, the bot will send 0.3 ETH (3*0.1) to secure your buy. The router will then use whatever ETH amount it needs to get 100 tokens, and the remaining ETH will be sent back to your wallet.