πŸš€Getting Started

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 β€œ/sniper” to the Maestro Sniper Bot. The main menu in Figure 1 will show up.

Select Wallets. You can choose one of three chains: BSC, ETH, Arbitrum, and two pseudo-chains: BEP-20 SURGE and ERC-20 SURGE. The same instructions apply to all chains for the most part.

  • 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 β€œburner” wallet instead of connecting 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/ETH/tokens out of your sniper wallet. If you do intend to import your wallet somewhere else, do NOT copy-paste the private key/seed phrase. Always use pen and paper if you want to save these credentials. Never place them into your device’s clipboard.

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

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

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.

You are now greeted with an assortment of new buttons:

πŸ“€ BNB

Choose how much BNB you would like to send out of the connected wallet. 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 (the same applies to ETH). This allows you to send out BNB to your multi-wallets or simply withdraw your funds.

πŸ“€ Tokens

Paste the contract address of the token you want to send out of the connected wallet. 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.

πŸ“’ Balance

Allows you to check the contents of your wallet. This is a simplified version of the Maestro Wallet Bot, which offers more detailed wallet tracking functionalities.

πŸ”’ Buy KB

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

βš™οΈ Config

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

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