Warning Messages

A quick look at the message in Figure 11 shows that the bot did not auto-buy the contract. The statement “❌ Auto buy will not be triggered because:” reflects that. The bot also gave us the reason in the lines succeeding the statement, which say: “⚠️ Channel auto buy is disabled!” and "⚠️ Auto buy amount not set!". Even if you had Auto Buy enabled and set up a Buy Amount, the sniper bot can still choose to not trigger an auto-buy in certain situations. When the bot refrains from auto-buying, it will always give you the reason(s) behind its decision in the contract menu message. The first set of reasons is rather straightforward, and relates to the bot detecting violations of your wallet/channel settings about Max MC, Max & Min Liq, Min MC/Liq, Max Buy & Sell Tax, and Max Gas Price (Specific to Anti-Rug and Copytrade transactions, as discussed in Section 3.4). These reasons will be represented as follows:

• Market cap > *Max MC*

• Liquidity > *Max Liq*

• Liquidity < *Min Liq*

• Market cap/Liquidity < *Min MC/Liq*

• Buy tax > *Max Buy Tax*

• Sell tax > *Max Sell Tax*

• Wallet auto buy is disabled

• Gas Price > *Max Gas Price*

If any single one of these conditions is triggered, then the bot WILL NOT auto-buy. The sniper bot can also detect anomalies and risks in contracts, and when it does, it will not auto-buy 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 auto-buy 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 auto-buy contracts where such risks are observed.

• Liquidity / Total Supply < 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, but 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 auto-buying in these scenarios, you can still manually buy the tokens using the buy menu in Figure 11.