Contract Details
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Anyone with a keen eye would’ve noticed that the sniper gives extensive information about any contract you paste in the bot. This can be seen in the message of the contract menu in Figure 11, which is re-iterated below for reference:
We go over a few of the important pieces of information below:
For TON and EVM-compatible chains, the bot will select from the list of supported pools the one with the highest USD value for the backing reserves. However, when buying or selling on EVM-compatible chains, the sniper will select the pool which yields the highest output for the trade.
For Solana, the bot will select from the list of supported pools the one which yields the highest output for the trade. That also goes for buying and selling on the chain.
This shows the number of Maestro users who have pasted the same contract into the bot, and allows you to gauge how “alpha” a contract truly is.
This shows the time elapsed since a user last pasted the same contract into the bot.
Your token balance in the selected wallet for the specific contract you pasted.
Links to @PIRBViewBot and runs a security scan of the token.
For BSC and Metis, this shows the current minimum chain gas price.
For Ethereum, Avalanche, Base, Arbitrum and Linea, this shows the current chain gas price average. This is especially relevant on Ethereum where gas is highly volatile.
This shows the gas fees you’ll be paying to buy (next to B) and sell (next to S) when interacting with this contract. These values will use your settings for the buy and sell Gas Price/Delta.
This percentage shows the percentage of the token’s max supply that is currently present in the selected token’s liquidity pool. Low percentages (less than 1% for example) are highly suspect.
In following sections of the report, we show the amount of backing reserves for the top three supported liquidity pools and in descending order from highest to lowest USD value for the backing reserves. The latter is only shown for EVM-compatible chains. For TON and Solana, we display the USD value of the total liquidity (token and backing reserves).
The percentage of the token’s max supply that was burned.
This value shows the percentage of the token's maximum supply that is currently in the balance of the token CA.
This shows the maximum amount of tokens you’re allowed to buy and sell in one transaction, as well as the maximum amount of tokens you’re allowed to hold in one wallet. These values are controlled by the contract’s developer. If you try to buy an amount that is bigger than the contract’s max buy, the sniper will automatically adjust your buy amount to ensure the success of your transaction. If you wish to make use of this functionality, make sure that the sniper can estimate a concrete value for the contract’s max buy when you paste the contract.
This shows the Market Capital of the token.
This shows the contract’s buy and sell taxes at the time of pasting the contract. If you wish to use Smart Slippage, make sure that the sniper can estimate concrete values for the buy and sell tax.
You might’ve noticed a small line at the end of the message of Figure 11 warning you that Auto buy cannot be triggered in this specific case. The sniper actually allows you to instantly auto-buy any contract you paste into the bot, which is an excellent technique to use for stealth launches. To activate this powerful functionality, we turn our attention to the Me channel.
