# About Prodigy Trading made easy Official address: [0xBD7e92Cf6F857be8541FCa6abfB72aeF8e16c307](https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap?outputCurrency=0xBD7e92Cf6F857be8541FCa6abfB72aeF8e16c307) Prodigy offers a variety of powerful tools focused on EVM Multi-chain trading. The main product, [**Prodigy Sniper Bot**](https://t.me/ProdigySniperBot), is a Telegram bot with an easy-to-use UI.\ Especially handy for phone trading, and equally mighty for PC usage, this bot outperforms any other web-based extension, and gives you an easier way to manage your current holdings. Prodigy Bots also offers various custom channels to keep track of new deployments and pairs, with buttons linked directly to Prodigy Sniper Bot, as a great alternative to copying and pasting the contract manually. We aim to have the cleanest UI and the best bot ecosystem to maximize profits of any of our users.

# TL;DR How do I use the bot? ## [Links to the bot](https://t.me/ProdigySniperBot) [Main bot](https://t.me/ProdigySniperBot) [Solana bot](https://t.me/prodigy_solbot) [Base bot](https://t.me/prodigy_basedbot) ## Chains supported #### Currently on-line Ethereum, Pulsechain, Base, Solana, Arbitrum, Bitrock, BSC, Cronos, Degen, Fantom, Linea, Metis, Optimism, and ZKSync. #### Off-line, available at demand EOS, Shibarium, opBNB, Mantle, Manta, Satoshix, Scroll, and ZKPolygon. ## Config menu Using the /config command you can access a general/chain configuration menu. From here you can: 1\. Access the wallet menu and create, import, select, delete and rename wallets.\ 2\. Edit each individual chain's own **Slippage**, **Gas price**, and **Gas limit** settings.\ 3\. Enable the chain-wide, **Auto Approve,** and **Anti-Rug features.**\ 4\. Access the wallet balance menu and transfer crypto to other wallets. #### About the Multiwallet You can select any of your imported/generated wallets for the ***Multiwallet*** in the **Multi select mode**. Once you select them, to use the ***Multiwallet*** you need to use the **Current wallet selection** menu, and select **Use Multiwallet** ## **Contract scanning** **You can paste any token or pair contract to show up a menu for buying, selling, sniping or monitoring the contract in question.** Pasting a pair contract brings up the same menu for the main token of the pair.\ This way, you can paste a dextools or dexscreener link and you will still be able to buy. ## Sniper menu After pasting a token contract, you can access the Snipe! menu. You can set it up to snipe Liquidity events, custom Method ids, or wait for known Launch methods, which also triggers when it detects any buys in the mempool. Pretty handy to keep track of when the token is tradeable! ## Trade Monitors After buying, or whenever you desire to do so, tokens can be tracked in a menu that automatically updates your profit and loss, as well as showing a variety of options to sell from there, or make Orders that trigger when specific things happen, like selling half of your bag when a +100% increase in price is reached. It also counts with an Anti-rug functionality that triggers a sell whenever it catches the owner of the token pulling liquidity. Disclaimer: V3 tokens are not yet supported. # Token, taxes, and premium How the service accrues revenue to keep operation and what advantages you can purchase. ## Bot Taxes The trading bot and the servers needed to run are sustained by small taxes accumulated when transactions are made. They won't be collected until a threshold is met. Both the threshold and the tax differ from chain to chain, but they average between 0.5% and 1%. Ethereum has a bse tax of 0.5% for premium users and 0.75% for non premium and non referral users, deductible by holding the token. $PRO holders with more 0.25% of the supply or more (2500 tokens) enjoy down to 0.01% fees for all chains. Any amount of tokens held will lower your trading fees globally, so even holding 100 $PRO tokens will reduce your costs. Being part of the referral program increments the tax reduction by 1%, reaching a full 100% or no bot trading fees paid if you own 2500 or more tokens while being part of referral system. ## Token Taxes The token has 0% taxes when buying and 4% taxes when selling, and 0% on all other transfers. 4% goes to revenue share, where 100% is distributed amongst stakers. ## Token utility The **bot tax** will be deductible for holders of token, up to 99%. It will be a discount up to 0.25% of the supply, so, holders of 0.25% of the supply would get a 99% tax reduction, while 0.05% token holders would get 10% tax reduction. 0.25% holders will also be free to use all the premium features of the bot for free. All trade execution is prioritised by token holdings. If you have more tokens, your snipe or copytrade orders will be executed first whenever possible. Each 250 $PRO will grant you 2 wallets and 1 multi-wallet up to the limit should you not have premium. ## Revenue share All net revenue from bot taxes after all costs have been accounted for, including server and development, will be claimable by holders through a smart contract. This amount will be computed and accumulated periodically. ## Premium features Premium users get perks like a higher amount wallets and multi-wallets as well as lower trading fees accross the board. We aim to have newer chains be compatible with the bot on day 1 of their mainnet release. To access the premium menu, go from the /hub menu or type /premium into the bot. Premium can be paid for one month, three months, or six months at once, at $100 per month with a discount should you purchase more than one month at once. ## Premium plans and pricing Payments can be made through any chain of your choosing. You need send the funds to a generated/imported wallet and select it once you start the payment process. ### Premium access - All chains and fully unlocked features * 1 month premium: $100 * 3 months premium: $270 * 6 months premium: $480 * $PRO unlock: 2500 $PRO tokens. * \*Lasts until your balance goes below that number of tokens. ## Chain types We classify chains in different types in order to decide the fee structure, depending on several factors: * Competitive: Widely used chain that has strong competition. * Normal: Chain with regular usage where there's some competition * Strategy: Chain that is barely used, but there's no competition and we provide a niche. * Premium: Widely used chain with no competition. Some chains take a higher fee for copytrading and sniping transactions due to the associated costs that the bot incurrs in keeping these features available and top notch. ## Base fee table per chain These are the trading fees accrued on volume before any modifiers like referral discount, token discount, etc.

Chain	Type	Regular fee	Premium fee	Copytrading	Sniping
Ethereum	Competitive	0.75%	0.50%	0.75% / 0.5%	0.75% / 0.5%
BSC	Normal	1%	0.75%	1% / 0.75%	1% / 0.75%
Arbitrum	Competitive	0.75%	0.50%	0.75% / 0.5%	0.75% / 0.5%
Pulsechain	Premium	1.25%	1%	1.25% / 1%	1.25% / 1%
Base	Normal	1%	0.75%	1% / 0.75%	1% / 0.75%
Solana	Normal	1%	0.75%	1% / 0.75%	1% / 0.75%
Avax	Premium	1.25%	1%	1.25% / 1%	1.25% / 1%
Fantom	Premium	1.25%	1%	1.25% / 1%	1.25% / 1%
Degen	Premium	1.25%	1%	1.25% / 1%	1.25% / 1%
ZK Sync	Strategic	1.25%	1%	1.25% / 1%	1.25% / 1%
Bitrock	Strategic	2%	1%	2% / 1%	2% / 1%
Cronos	Premium	1.25%	1%	1.25% / 1%	1.25% / 1%
Blast	Premium	1.25%	1%	1.25% / 1%	1.25% / 1%
Metis	Strategic	1.5%	1%	1.5% / 1%	1.5% / 1%
Optimism	Strategic	1.9%	1%	1.9% / 1%	1.9% / 1%

# Roadmap / Features What, and wen ## Upcoming / features added since launch You can check on our [Trello](https://trello.com/b/49q253Uf/bot) page. ## Live Wallets * Generate wallets * Import wallets * Rename wallets * Select current wallet * Customize Multi-wallet * Delete wallets Wallet balances * Show user wallets * Show balances (per chain) * Show total balance Transfer menu * Native coin transfer * Token transfers * Bridge through Houdini * Offramp for Solana Config menu * Select chain * Edit chain gas price delta * Edit chain gas limit * Edit chain slippage * Auto-approve option * Anti-rug option * Shortcut to wallets menu * Ignore transaction tests option Contracts * Paste contracts * Basic data scanner * Pair detection * Best liquidity pair selection * Price and market cap calculation * Taxes calculation * Honeypot checker * Chart shortcut * Wallet select shortcut * Compatibility with V3 routers * Switch between chains with same CA * Support for pairs that don't use the native token of the chain Buy menu * Spend exact ETH * Buy exact tokens * Buy exact % of the supply * Auto-retry function * Custom buy buttons Sell menu * Approve tokens * Sell exact tokens * Sell % of tokens * Sell for exact ETH * Sell shortcuts (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) * Check tokens held and value Snipe menu * Liquidity method sniping * Custom method ID sniping * Launch method sniping * Exact ETH to spend * Exact tokens to buy * Exact % of the supply to buy * Set snipe slippage * Set snipe gas delta * Time delay * Block delay * Set amount of retries on fail * Bribes Trades monitor * PNL calculation * After tax calculation * Multiple monitors * Switch between monitors * Refresh and stop * Chart shortcut * Sell menu integrated * Orders menu Trades monitor orders * Sell high-low % * Set sell amount * Auto buy at mcap/% * Set buy amount * Anti-rug Current snipes menu * Cancel all snipes Copy trading * Copy buys * Copy sells * Configuration for all chains * Copying USDC and native for Solana * Copying some non-standard routers Current monitors menu * Summary of all the active trades * Display active trades Token * Launched * Dextools updated * Listed in CoinGecko * Premium for holders * Tax reduction for holders * Revenue share * Staking * Dapp * Bot integration # Changelog List of releases and main updates to the bot. 0.9.9 - June 26th 2023\ Public open beta for the bot. 1.0.0 - June 29th First version. ``` Ethereum anti-MEV. Auto-approve added. Gas delta functionality. ``` 1.0.1 - July 19th\ Small bug fixes and minor text changes. ``` Launch snipe type added, triggers when known launch functions are called (Launch(), enableTrading(), etc) Detects any buys being sent. Anti-Rug added This feature triggers a panic sell if the deployer of the contract is caught pulling liquidity. It might not work consistently, as the liquidity removal transaction might be mined first, but it might be worth to try nonetheless. ``` 1.1.0 - July 20th ``` The wallet balances menu now includes the dollar value of your holdings Sniper functions improved in reliability and speed. Added a wallet selector to all three buy, sell and snipe menus Monitor rug checker. It will show if the token watched can be sold, next to the taxes Improved gas price detection. Automatically refreshes price for inactive tokens after pasting them Aggregate supply and decimals for a cleaner UI Faster price retrieval Reworked Refresh button on monitors, now extends tracking time and now guarantees a proper price update. ``` 1.2.0 - July 23rd ``` Added transaction simulation before executing swap. More information on token and monitor texts. Improved error reporting all around the bot. Token address scan now updates information faster. ``` 1.3.0 - July 28th ``` Alpha counter: Now you can see how many times a contract has been checked Gas tracker (ETH only): Added a gwei indicator specific for ETH tokens Major improvements in the loading times, updates of monitors and orders. Max transaction adjustment: Now, whenever you surpass the max tx limit for a token, it will adjust itself to a valid amount and buy. Website update ``` 1.4.0 - August 1st\ The dawn of V3 in the bot ``` Uniswap V3 router compatibility. Initial Pancakeswap V3 support. Implementation of extra Base swaps. ``` 1.5.0 - August 7th\ Adding support for Sushi was a struggle ``` Chain support: Bitrock Sushiswap on Base (first bot ever to implement any Sushi dex!). Gas limit configuration added. Token utility integrated with the bot, premium and fees reductions for token holders. ``` 1.6.0 - August 16th\ Here are some of the big things we got since then: ``` More chains supported: opBNB and Shibarium added. More than 15 new dexes supported Big performance upgrades, server migration Security against attackers Better tax/honeypot checker, working on most v2 dexes Auto slippage Anti MEV (Ethereum) improved Customizable buy shortcut buttons ``` 1.7.0 - September 1st ``` Eth specific updates for faster slippage calculations with v3 Shibarium specific Upgrades Upgraded disassembly for contracts ERC20 Tokens transfers out of the bot Counting staked tokens for premium ``` 1.8.0 - September 20th ``` Copy Trading v1.0 Revenue share menu in the bot. Maestro wallet lifetime fee calculator Arb and BSC tax to lowered to .5% Pulse is now a free chain. Multi-hop tranactions. New types of pairs, once added any other coin that trades against that coin will also work. Bundling together multibuy transaction messages so it doesn't overload the telegram API Revised some of the code flow for multibuys, to make sure the user gets error messages correctly Added the sender wallet to error messages Small changes in the loads of some processes (chain prices would sometimes not load for a while after an update) Optimized API calls for prices Copy Trading Bug Fixes and Optimizations (v1.1) ``` 1.8.5 - September 28th ``` Added orders menu. Better detection of token to token pair (non wrapped native pairing). Uniswap V3 improvements. ``` 1.9.0 - October 2nd ``` Ape max button. Added calculated max buy to token menu. Added warning for coins with high taxes. You can now recover all old monitors with the magic button. ``` 2.0.0 - October 11th ``` Price Impact calculation and limit. Implemented bribes/tipping for Ethereum snipes. Improved non native pair swapping. Added support for more Pulsechain dexes. Chain support: Scroll Referral system is now available. ``` 2.1.0 - October 14th ``` Improvements on fee calculations. Copytrade improvements on alerts, messaging, and configuration. Added command to cancel a pending/stuck transaction. ``` 2.1.5 - October 18th ``` Auto-approve on by default. Several minor server bugfixes. ``` 2.2.0 - October 25th ``` Improved wallets menu. Fixed minor bugs on copytrade. Added ability to cycle wallets or pick them depending on config. Added support to use Houdini to bridge and perform private swaps straight from the bot. ``` 2.3.0 - October 28th ``` Server: Implemented Redis on the persistence layer to improve performance. Fixed bug that would prevent a user wallet from being selected in a very specific scenario. Updated snipe module to make sure recent snipe settings are not deleted upon bot restart. Improve token loading after pasting LP address. Added detection for token addresses on buybot message forwards. Support for 9inch on Pulsechain. ``` 2.4.0 - November 2nd ``` More honeypot checkers, allows different dexes to have different checkers. Implement CA plus refcode shareable link. Added quick balance command. Improvements to referral system. ``` 2.5.0 - November 5th ``` Improvements on Telegram Client performance. Allow wallet creation straight from start button. Add templated custom buy buttons for all new users. Added option to reset custom buttons to chain template. Try to auto-approve on sell all option. Implemented 9mm dex on Pulsechain. ``` 2.6.0 - November 15th ``` Fixed bug in monitors. Improved copytrade wallet selection. Improved BSC swaps on tokens with weird mechanics. Chains: Added support for Cronos. ``` 2.7.0 - November 17th ``` Added command to revoke approvals. Chains: Added support for Avax. ``` 2.8.0 - December 2nd ``` Minor visual fixes. Increase wallet allowance by PRO tokens. Display more information on allowed wallets on wallets menu. Added button to directly scan contracts with Comfyscan. ``` 2.9.0 - December 7th ``` Chains: Added initial support for Solana with creating wallets, transfers, and swaps. Adjust monitor refresh time depending on server load. ``` 3.0.0 - December 8th ``` Added Solana to Houdini. Added default custom buttons for Solana. Improved Solana transactions. Improved contract detection and data loading. Improved Solana pool data loading. Improved support for Trader Joe on Avax. ``` 3.1.0 - December 9th ``` Created hub command. Added a deployments channel for Avax. Added extra RPCs for Avax. Chains: Prepared Fantom, not yet released. Implement Avax specific token tax and honeypot checker. ``` 3.2.0 - December 11th ``` Added Avax to Houdini swaps. Implemented gas delta for Solana. Implemented monitors for Solana. ``` 3.3.0 - December 12th ``` Several performance improvements. Add queue and throttling system for Telegram API calls to avoid losing messages sent to users. Added "bot is restarting" message. Order snipe orders by PRO tokens owned and premium. Make anti-rug transactions use more gas. ``` 3.4.0 - December 13th ``` Fantom officially released, pair channels added. Added USDC pairs on Fantom. Improved anti-rug on Avax. Added menu to see pending referral payments. Added USDT pairs on Avax. ``` 3.5.0 - December 17th ``` Implemented reporting of possible config errors on failed transactions. Performance improvements. Added new private Fantom RPC. Added Fantom to Houdini. Houdini implementation improvements. Improve native coin price updater. Improve Solana swaps. ``` 3.6.0 - December 19th ``` Added private RPC provider for Solana. Improved Solana slippage calculation. Implemented volume command. Added TTF scanner to Scan button. Improved block and time delays on sniper. ``` 3.7.0 - December 22nd ``` Server: code refactors to allow for easier maintenance and upgrades. Add Solana live block parser. Add Jupiter support for Solana. Improve slippage management on Solana. ``` 3.8.0 - December 28th ``` Added Camelot dex on Arbitrum. Added extra Solana RPCs. Implemeneted Uni V3 on Arbitrum. Chains: Added support for Metis and its dexes. Added Vapordex on Avax. Solana: Load tokens from LP addresses. ``` 4.0.0 - January 4th 2024\ Major version jump since there's breaking changes and very big new features. ``` Use Dexscreener API to load data from Solana LPs and tokens. Improve Solana swaps (again). Limit orders on Solana. Move all Solana transactions to V0. Improved native coin transfers. Implemented help command. Solana copytrade released. ``` 4.1.0 - January 7th ``` Added dollar limits on copytrade feature. Improvements on Solana failed transaction management. Improved Solana market data (pair) loading. Add bot fees straight into all Solana transactions. Improved priority fee system for Solana. Order copytrade execution by PRO tokens and premium. ``` 4.2.0 - January 11th ``` Added warning when a copytrade setup is deactivated due to limits. Create new messages for older monitors to work around Telegram API limitations. Improve performance on Solana and getting data from the chain. Added USDT pairs on BSC. ``` 4.3.0 - January 19th ``` Added Wagmi support on Metis. Another improvement to Solana pool data loading. Added Quickswap on Manta Pacific. Improved slippage calculation on V3 swaps. ``` 4.4.0 - January 26th ``` Minor UI improvements. Improved reading data on-chain for Solana. Added PacificSwap on Manta Pacific. Added OpBNB to Houdini. ``` 4.5.0 - January 29th ``` Improved bot fee management. New feature: auto buy and sale from paste. Improved copytrade error reporting. Improved Solana tx landing. ``` 4.6.0 - February 11th ``` Fix on native coin transfers. Improve Sushi support on Base. Remove dead Base dexes to speed up pair laoding. Added Equalizer V3 on Fantom. ``` 4.7.0 - February 15th ``` Added 9mm V3 on Pulsechain. Improved snipe execution order. Added Uni V3 on Avax. Sped up Solana transaction confirmation and revert. ``` 4.8.0 - February 22th ``` New feature: export PNL. Added USDC pairs on BSC. ``` 4.9.0 - February 28th ``` Solana delta is now priority fee. Implement autoamtic priority fee calculation for Solana. Improved default gas values all across the board. Improve ordering of multiple coin pairs so the ones with the most liquidity are picked first always. ``` 5.0.0 - February 29th ``` Chains: Added Blast. Increased referral fees. ``` 5.1.0 - March 5th ``` Implement pooled RPCs where a group of RPCs is used for a chain rather than just one. Added Uniswap V2 on Base (only V3 was ever used anyway). Added new, private Base RPCs. New feature: wrap and unwrap for native gas coins. ``` 5.2.0 - March 6th ``` Added more extra pairs on Ethereum. Added wrap, unwrap, and account closing for Solana. New feature: Add gwei limit for transactions. ``` 5.3.0 - March 10th ``` Added a load of private RPCs for all main chains. Improve performance on checking out new addresses. Solana: Improved pool data detection on copytrade. Improved current gas checker. ``` 5.4.0 - March 12th ``` New feature: Custom RPC. Added more Avax RPCs. Re-added Jupiter routing on Solana. Improved Solana copytrade trade detection on non-standard routers. ``` 5.5.0 - March 15th ``` Improved Solana pool loading once more. Server improvements on RPC management. Make contract loading faster. Show total amount on all chains per wallet on wallets menu. Improved monitor data refreshing. Improved Solana transactions so they land more often. Added a bunch of new RPC providers, removed other providers that didn't live up to expectations. ``` 5.6.0 - March 17th ``` Improved error handling on the server. Improved monitor reset and refresh. Update how Solana transaction slippage is calculated. Add Uni V3 to Optimism. Improved Solana transaction landing. Added new pairs channel for Solana. Minor fixes on monitor buttons sometimes not working as expected. Solana only bot is released. ``` 5.7.0 - March 20th ``` Improved re-generation of old monitors. Added new RPCs for Cronos. Improve price updater for gas coins. Server update to drop all lagging RPC requests that never resolve. Improved slippage calculation and made it faster. Added new RPCs for BSC and Arbitrum. Solana: Find token accounts created with an unorthodox method. Added support for USDC on Base. Base only bot released. ``` 5.8.0 - March 23rd ``` Automatically unwrap WETH on all V3 sales. Improved token transfer menu. Improved gas delta calculation. Use EIP-1559 gas configuration whenever possible to spend less gas and land txs faster. Performance improvements. ``` 5.9.0 - March 25th ``` Improve detection of most adequate pool for swaps. Calculate gas limit on transaction simulation and adjust gas limit to avoid errors. Improve custom pairs menus and UIs. Add a warning when gas limit configuration may be too low. ``` 6.0.0 - March 27th ``` More tight slippage calculation that adjusts the best possible following user config. Made monitor checks faster. Update data for all monitors using Dexscreener API as an extra source of data. Improve picking which gas to use on transactions. New feature: Add option to disallow copytrades on tokens already owned. Improved infinite slippage option. ``` 6.1.0 - March 28th ``` Removed RPCs that are not fast or successful enough. Added new Cronos RPCs. Add more notifications to Copytrade statuses. Extended support for Pancakeswap V3. Chains: Added support for ZKSync Era. ``` 6.2.0 - March 30th ``` Improved referrals menu. Added Ebisusbay dex on Cronos. Copytrade: Added max market cap check option. Added button for SOL Offramp through SolSpend. Made monitor updating faster. Override Gas delta configuration that is too high. ``` 6.3.0 - March 31th ``` Chains: Added support for Degen chain. Improved slippage and gas delta on V3 swaps. Implemented Syncswap on ZK Sync. ``` 6.4.0 - April 2nd ``` Implemented Pancakeswap on ZK Sync. Improved error reporting on Copytrade. Improved mcap and price check on V3 tokens. Improved base fee calculation for EIP-1559 chains. ``` 6.5.0 - April 6th ``` Use multicall to acquire a lot of blockchain data on a single RPC call, speeding up all processes. Reduce bot fees on chains over 1%. Copytrade: Extended support for all V3 swaps. Added Zenon dex on Degen. ``` 6.6.0 - April 12th ``` Improved automatic unwrap of WETH after V3 sales. Improved V3 sale tx report. Fix a bug when loading contracts from ZK Sync. Added Lynex dex on Linea. Added Syncswap on Linea. Improved transaction report for all dex types. ``` 6.6.6 - April 15th ``` Improved start message. Improved positions menu. ``` 6.7.0 - April 20th ``` Improved limit order execution. Added priority to limit order execution by PRO token holdings and premium status. Server performance improvements. Added more RPC calls to multicall. ``` 6.8.0 - April 24th ``` Added support for PLSX pairs on Pulsechain. Released backup bot. Improved best pair selection speed. Improved V3 pool selection. ``` 6.9.0 - April 30th Nice ``` New feature: Solana broadcast, increase transaction landing massively. Improved gas calculation for all evm chains. ``` 7.0.0 - May 6th ``` Improved transaction log parsing. Improved data update on monitors. Server updates to be able to have more backup bots. Copytrade: Support for non-standard routers like other bot routers. ``` 7.1.0 - May 7th New features delayed due to attack. ``` Moved all wallets to a new system to store private keys. Data recovery. ``` 7.2.0 - May 8th ``` Added private key export for migrated wallets. ``` 7.3.0 - May 12th ``` Added export wallet option as main on wallets. Extended support for custom pairs on Pulsechain. Implemented wallet recovery for banned users. ``` 7.3.0 - May 15th ``` Improved Solana broadcasting to include all types of transactions besides swaps. Extended support for new 9mm V3 2% pools. ``` 7.4.0 - May 16th ``` Copytrade: Implemented support to copy USDC transactions on Solana. New feature: password system. Added export wallet option for all wallets on accounts with a password. Lowered default price impact setting to 20%. New feature: Option to ignore transaction checks. ``` 7.5.0 - May 17th ``` New feature: Lock account with password. ``` 7.6.0 - May 23rd ``` Implemented Ton wallets (unreleased). Added SparkSwap on Pulsechain. Improved limit order execution. ``` 7.7.0 - May 26th ``` Implemented system to allow for translated texts. Added option to pick one of your wallets to transfer gas coins to. ``` 7.8.0 - May 30th ``` Improved translations system for upcoming multi-language bot. A lot of tiny code improvements. Implemented Ton provider (unreleased). Remove all RPCs that have been deemed unworthy. ``` 7.9.0 - June 6th ``` Created system for managing multiple Telegram bots from multiple chain servers. Rewrite on server to allow for ease of instancing many telegram bots and chain servers. Improved wallet recovery system. Add more automated testing to bot functionalitites to find out issues faster. ``` 8.0.0 - June 8th ``` New feature: Option to pick between automatic gas delta and priority fee or none. Improve gas detection for transactions. ``` 8.1.0 - June 9th ``` Improved Cronos and Avax transaction landing with tighter gas setting for less cost. Small bugfixes. Implemented system for chain server loading. ``` 8.2.0 - June 11th ``` Add Jito to Solana broadcasting. ``` # Configuration /config

You can press the Menu button next to the chat box to see the main commands

## /config This command opens up a general configuration menu that includes some chain-specific options.

The text above shows your current chain dependant options.\ Currently, those are the **Slippage**, **Gas limit**, and **Gas price.** ### Switch chain config This button shows all the different chains. Selecting one will show up the previous menu.\ The current selected chain will be opened every time we access the /config menu until we switch to another chain through this menu.

### Wallet select ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-7e305d75f76798c1dda9d340a0a4ce24e9bd8908%2Fimage%20$32$.png?alt=media) This opens a different menu where you are able to generate, import, delete, select, and rename wallets. See: **Wallet select** ### **Wallet balances** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-cee3500fb0095f2bc3559f396137ac202f571c92%2Fimage%20$13$.png?alt=media) This button opens a new menu where you can check all your wallet balances in the current supported chains. See: **Wallet balances** ### **Auto-Approve** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-2db42750b64514bc2375169de1a6e0a578cea7b0%2Fimage%20$4$.png?alt=media) Toggle this button to enable or disable auto approval of tokens after buying, only if they're not already approved for the wallet that bought.\ Even if it's disabled, you can still manually approve from the sell menus. ### Gas price Δ ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-a562d566049b19c348ecd23556b6087c5456f744%2Fimage%20$45$.png?alt=media) On top of the automatically detected gas price, you can use this to select how much gwei you want to add to transactions. ### Slippage ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-72df1b4034087eea03c0524e3aa58a09d52a5918%2Fimage%20$33$.png?alt=media) The allowed deviation from the expected amounts when sending transactions.\ Higher slippage means less failed transactions but at the risk of getting a worse price for it. Input 0 to reset it to the default value. ### Gas limit ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-420173b7236057f8aa4573ac09a83dd0e9ed1753%2Fimage%20$9$.png?alt=media) The more complex a transaction is, the more gas it will use. This option limits the maximum amount of gas used for any transaction, so it minimizes the risk of draining your wallet on a poorly optimized contract or an error in the code. Input 0 to reset it to the default value. ### Anti-rug ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-9dc9416325aef769f9d6397530027e7b8feac931%2Fimage%20$55$.png?alt=media) Toggle this option to automatically create a sell order for any tracked tokens, which triggers whenever liquidity is detected being pulled. This option can be toggled on and off on every monitor individually, even if this option was initially disabled. More anti-rug measures will be added in the future. ### Shortcuts ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-7056b56e51336c1cb3a1baaedc308e5b9795e897%2Fimage%20$98$.png?alt=media) Opens a new menu where you can setup custom buttons to use in the buy menu. The buttons created there are specific to each chain, and it's possible to setup two kind of buttons, buttons to buy spending a certain quantity of the native coin, or buttons to buy a specific percentage of the supply of the token. ### Anti-mev ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-5721f1e34b111f75d6b659fa51289828512ec0ee%2Fimage%20$97$.png?alt=media) (Only on Ethereum) This will protect your trades from MEV bots, hiding your transactions from the mempool. Using this option can be slower than regular transactions. ### Premium ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-01531896434cfc965120a1cc2d039e54c9856d7c%2Fimage%20$91$.png?alt=media) You can go here to check your total $PRO holdings, your current tax reduction, and menus to buy Premium access and unlock extra features. # Wallet balances /wallets Using this command or accessing it through the configuration menu will show a list of all your wallets, and the balances in any chain supported by the bot, plus the dollar values. From there you can access two different menus, **Wallet select**, and **Transfer**.

### Wallet select This opens a different menu where you are able to generate, import, delete, select, and rename wallets. See: **Wallet select** ### Transfer Menu where you'll be able to send funds from one of your wallets to any other. See: **Transfer menu** # Active snipes /snipes This simple menu just let's you check your active snipes, and gives you the option to cancel all of them. Pressing the 🔗 icon will scan the contract and open the buy menu.

# Current trades /trades

Self-explanatory as it is, it just shows the current trades monitor. See: **Trades monitor** # Buy menu / Contract scan Paste a contract Upon pasting a token or LP contract, a basic contract scan message will show up, with the buy menu below and other options. An LP contract will show a scan for the main token its pair is tied to.

Your active wallet balance can be seen at the top.

## Options and menus ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-bde5caa0fcbf1fff1770c386a1d2d6047f58509b%2Fimage%20$57$.png?alt=media) The refresh button rescans the contract. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-7284f4a8fc9d74b39f2a1730c9de127177be471e%2Fimage%20$63$.png?alt=media) This is the wallet select button. It opens a menu to switch your active wallet. See: **Wallet select** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-386c4c33789f8108e621f61a8404d5ad4b0b245f%2Fimage%20$80$.png?alt=media) Opens the sell menu for this contract. See: **Sell menu** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-58a873743795b1d9780777798e85b082951cda99%2Fimage%20$82$.png?alt=media) Opens the snipe menu for this contract. See: **Snipe menu** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-0998ee3aad76d4e9bf8efac6b8a5f0cca8005a2c%2Fimage%20$24$.png?alt=media) Creates a trade monitor, for the currently selected wallet, for this contract. See: **Trades monitor** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-b8139ae28c6cd6ee279afc9bb873eeb4a67fb94a%2Fimage%20$28$.png?alt=media) Chart button. Opens a link to Dexscreener for the current token.\ The token needs to have detected pair for the link to work. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-3def0606d57c29a7bf608ef5ef247ff995f0e00c%2Fimage%20$46$.png?alt=media) Toggles the unique retry function of this bot. If a buy is made while this option is enabled, it will keep retrying until a buy is possible, or until 60 seconds have passed. It won't send a transaction until it is possible to do so, so there is no need to worry about failed transactions. Disclaimer: this is still subject to the token limits, max buy, slippage, trading enabled, etc. If this option is disabled while retry attempts are being made, it will stop retrying immediately. ## Buy buttons ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-1f2d9ec81d709c471bbed0f7d06a0d5bea8a9635%2Fimage%20$20$.png?alt=media) Prompts the user to enter an amount of ETH (or the specific main wrapped token used in that chain, BNB, PLS, etc) and executes a buy order. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-254bb80fe02aff33deaa72ced182382cb8a3943e%2Fimage%20$36$.png?alt=media) The user can send the percentage of the total supply to buy. Very useful if you don't have time to calculate the specific number of tokens to buy. Example: sending **1** will try to buy exactly 1% of the supply. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-32f9575f7f14a676feb77489bebbfec375207ca1%2Fimage%20$7$.png?alt=media) Tries to buy a specific amount of tokens. The amount received can still be altered by the token taxes of course. ## Other useful info ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e5f5be32e0e2b309c81f487b6321a259ef45a789%2Fimage%20$50$.png?alt=media) This is the gas tracker, it will only show for ETH tokens. Useful to get an idea of the current fees to expect. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-30bc1ced5937c7fb99656367061a3cab4f86a51e%2Fimage%20$58$.png?alt=media) Alpha counter. It will increase as more people check the contract. # Snipe menu Accessible from the buy menu

## How does it work? Don't let the top image intimidate you. To enable a snipe for a token you only need to enable any of the options in the top row (liquidity, method, launch), and one of the options in the second row (spend, tokens, percent) ## Snipe methods First of all you need to select what method of sniping to use to trigger the buys. TIP: You can select all three of the methods at once, and the snipe will trigger whenever the first of them executes. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-6cb828640f8cf3d47577cc1867e2f773b947d2ec%2Fimage%20$29$.png?alt=media) This option will watch for events when liquidity is added to a pair or when a pair is created for a contract that doesn't have one, and then trigger a buy. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e4bbc63e3461d302d04f2e9e226dc1f2509fbe46%2Fimage%20$37$.png?alt=media) The method snipe option allows you to choose a specific function that will trigger the buy upon calling it. Usually used to trigger on enableTrading(), launch(), and other similar functions. The contract will be decompiled and show a list of the method ids found in the contract code.\ Any unknown methods will be still shown, but with question marks instead.

![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-b72dfaff0153bb224ebb2dd40440337c87bf3f70%2Fimage%20$5$.png?alt=media) Launch sniper is a good way to try to guarantee a snipe triggering. It watches for all known "enable trading" type methods at once, which is still as fast as the method sniping, plus any buys found in the mempool, which means that if a known method isn't found, it will still try to buy as quick as it notices other people trying to buy the token. Even if it triggers early, it's a good way to keep track of the moment a token is launching or about to launch. ## Amounts After selecting a way to snipe, you still need to set up the amount you want to buy or spend. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-3f5dced04f84b4eece7d75cb205211befc8240a1%2Fimage%20$49$.png?alt=media) Spend X amount of ETH ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-5489a000b072d617c7518203099edb1b61c99f63%2Fimage%20$86$.png?alt=media) Tries to buy an exact amount of tokens. This can be used along with the Spend option to limit how much you want to spend, so it doesn't drain your wallet if it's too expensive. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-cf54ba20aa547c9212cf15efd08c3b4e1d234627%2Fimage%20$11$.png?alt=media)Tries to buy an exact percentage of the supply. This can be used along with the Spend option to limit how much you want to spend, so it doesn't drain your wallet if it's too expensive. ## Extra options ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-0f28490ae66b6acd3c55b99ccf649584683dd44d%2Fimage%20$44$.png?alt=media) You can set the slippage to use specifically for this snipe. Input 0 to reset it to the default value (infinite). See: **Slippage** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-f392c21370930e961470136af5fb1a94e9e5aed6%2Fimage%20$64$.png?alt=media) You can set extra gas to add up to the estimated amount, specifically for this snipe. See: Gas Δ ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-877dcd9e855c90322ca56c0f3c6254a8a42857d4%2Fimage%20$56$.png?alt=media) A set time delay for this snipe. Whenever this snipe gets triggered, it will wait the amount set, in real time, before it buys. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-91f939f837c870642829f68d5cf6765ccbf78130%2Fimage%20$17$.png?alt=media) A way to delay the snipe, mainly to prevent getting blacklisted in some tokens. If set, it will start counting from the block active when the snipe was triggered, and then wait until it satisfies that amount of block before it actually tries to buy. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-0c0c7e0d64e46f6fbf160e350337bb6c057b51e7%2Fimage%20$31$.png?alt=media) Automatic retry functionality. You can set this to any number, so if the snipe gets triggered and it reverts before sending a transaction, it will keep trying that number of times until it stops or sends a transaction. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-9b5d25a76643fa3eb1ae6d86aa839925de17a8b4%2Fimage%20$62$.png?alt=media) Refresh works exactly the same as in the buy menu, it just rescans the token.\ The wallet menu lets you select the wallet you want to buy with. This includes **Multiwallet**. ## In development ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-d6333f13bd1f6e7c0cc1d9bccfd5a6ac8de8b8cc%2Fimage%20$77$.png?alt=media) ⚠️ Still in development. It will allow you to set up a second snipe for the same token, with completely different options. # Sell menu Accessible from the buy menu The buttons will change upon pressing the Sell menu button, and it will show this:

This will show a small message like this, displaying the amount of tokens, percentage of the supply that amount represents, and how much it is worth currently, with its dollar value. ## Sell buttons ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-c4a057e7509a9399868e7e3e2fd01e220d16ca9a%2Fimage%20$12$.png?alt=media) Sells an exact amount of tokens. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-2009c0c3e2afc9a57a18b17f19518ad606a1952a%2Fimage%20$22$.png?alt=media) Sells an exact amount of tokens, but using a percentage of the wallet's holdings. For example, sending 33 will sell 33% of your tokens. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-eb17d1536aa7193b3bbc1f8d7f3ec2e5f4fb9abf%2Fimage%20$87$.png?alt=media) Sells enough tokens trying to guarantee an exact amount of ETH back. ## Shortcut buttons

It sells that exact amount of your holdings. Useful for quick selling. # Overview Press the Monitor button from a contract or buy a token to start tracking The trades monitor is one of the core features of the bot. It keeps track of the current holdings of a token for one of your wallets. When using Multiwallet to buy, it will open as many monitors as wallets configured for multibuy, and keep track of them individually. You can track multiple tokens if you need to and switch between them easily, so don't worry.

The main message shows the wallet associated with the trade, useful info for the token being tacked including taxes, and a simple PNL breakdown using percentages and showing the current value of the bag. Pressing the 🔗 button will command the bot to open the buy menu for that coin again. At the bottom, in case we have extra monitors, we can press on one of the numbers to access the monitor for that token. You can also use the arrow buttons to switch between them. # General buttons

## Refresh and switches ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-9e7281cad2aa8b194c83a2fbae8ea2001d4802cb%2Fimage%20$89$.png?alt=media) The monitor can be forced to update at any point by using this button. The monitors by themselves update automatically every few seconds, but this button can help update it if it has a lot of volume and we want the exact current price. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-357a4c282440a2ccecbadc3b34c6be0b8cdd9b3b%2Fimage%20$61$.png?alt=media) The arrow buttons just switch between your current monitors, if you have more than one. ## Menus ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-74a65a69dde06d60ab83319c53be5179d5e90ef7%2Fimage%20$8$.png?alt=media) Shows or hides the sell menu options. Hiding it is useful if you don't want to accidentally sell something by pressing the wrong button. See: **Monitor Sell menu** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e36386eb414ddddc3ed6bac642200da66bc02f75%2Fimage%20$81$.png?alt=media) Brings up the orders menu. From there you can create triggers to sell or buy when certain conditions are met. See: **Monitor Orders menu** ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-868ee9b6e6d250f168aed629ef4a9c006d36fc34%2Fimage%20$1$.png?alt=media) Shows some extra options

You can edit the slippage and anti-rug from here. ## Extra buttons ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e2b0e3ba987831f44172cae2a55440f6ed648949%2Fimage%20$88$.png?alt=media) Opens the Dexscreener chart associated with this pair. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-0cf697db779a5ebae8d644a6e84b926cfab3b7e7%2Fimage%20$60$.png?alt=media) This button discards this monitor or closes it if we only have one. You will need to open the contract menu and press the Monitor again to reopen this. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-f5857b5d6cf48d81362298cb062fa72306ef3794%2Fimage%20$3$.png?alt=media) This allows you to use a custom private RPC to prevent your buys and sales (primarily on the Ethereum blockchain) from suffering a sandwich attack. These attacks are usually performed by bots and consist in sequentially buying/selling right before you do for a large amount, and then selling/buying right after, essentially draining you for the difference between the slippage you set and the amount for which you buy/sell. # Monitor Sell menu

These buttons will only appear if the sell menu is enabled

## Sell buttons ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-1ab2cf28e3d8efc4cb666c12ec9a34114a20880c%2Fimage%20$38$.png?alt=media) Panic sell button. It sells all the tokens owned by the wallet associated with this monitor. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-04f798bb36cf9ea9c4e7fa50dba6066dc7d0eb2d%2Fimage%20$48$.png?alt=media) Shortcut buttons. They sell exactly that amount of tokens held by the wallet associated with the monitor. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-c4a057e7509a9399868e7e3e2fd01e220d16ca9a%2Fimage%20$12$.png?alt=media) Sells an exact amount of tokens. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-2009c0c3e2afc9a57a18b17f19518ad606a1952a%2Fimage%20$22$.png?alt=media) Sells an exact amount of tokens, but using a percentage of the wallet's holdings. For example, sending 33 will sell 33% of your tokens. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-eb17d1536aa7193b3bbc1f8d7f3ec2e5f4fb9abf%2Fimage%20$87$.png?alt=media) Sells enough tokens trying to guarantee an exact amount of ETH back. ## Other buttons ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-f5ba19e0e71b1342e8fa40aeb3ac5317b337ddaa%2Fimage%20$6$.png?alt=media) Approves the spending this token for the detected pair of that token. It is important to approve, otherwise you won't be able to interact with the dex router to sell. If the Auto-approve options was enabled, the use of this button may not be necessary. See: Auto approve. # Monitor Orders menu

Upon pressing the Orders menu button on a monitor, you are presented with these extra options. It might look intimidating at first, but it should be simple enough. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2FKNlXDsEj36bxGIucSkP3%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=4a02b92e-b35c-4d8b-9813-d0839befc831) This button enables or disables all the other sell options, except the Anti-rug button, which will act independently.\ This way you can configure the options you need, and once you are sure, enable it. ## High-Low Sell Buttons

These buttons will trigger once a percentage of change is reached for a trade. This is shown at the top of the monitor and below the taxes indicator. This number starts at 0% when the monitor is created, and will go up or down depending on the price change over time. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-b6e8fca671603aee9fbbedd3f1cbccde7efd62f2%2Fimage%20$40$.png?alt=media) ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-9f3b194e816056941874a2b315dcca1b79be2f64%2Fimage%20$16$.png?alt=media) ### Sell Low For *Sell Low* to work you will need to set both of the following options: ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2Fdfy4hkSUT3P1aG4tppbU%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=6b3a60d2-9f4f-4ee5-aeb6-eef88b461b37) The percentage of change at which it will trigger a Sell low order. So, if you set it to -50, it will trigger the sell once the *Change* reaches -50%. Similarly, setting it to 50 (with no negative sign) would try to sell whenever the *Change* it's under 50% (of profit), so be careful with the signs! ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2FS2Ani825XlXvwYwKVE6a%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=ea3f0845-a9da-4106-84e4-3ef64e1a263a) The percentage of your tokens you want to sell once it reaches the Sell low order threshold configured above. It will only trigger once and then it will disable Auto-sell. ### Sell High For *Sell High* to work you will need to set both of the following options: ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2F9p3dWJYqEMvjSEFIiSbL%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=4a480161-bf80-42fd-ab90-d176c047063e) The percentage of change at which it will trigger a Sell high order. So, if you set it to 100, it will trigger the sell once the token is up by 100% (2x). There is not a limit for this percentage. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2FQzVf4NOwPopvdDfx42N9%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=e4642e93-7db1-4b63-9b92-beba1c8c51fe) The percentage of your tokens you want to sell once it reaches the Sell high order threshold configured above. It will only trigger once and then it will disable Auto-sell. ## High-Low Sell Buttons (Market Cap)

When clicking the % Change button, it will show different options to set up sell orders when the token reaches a certain market cap. It works in a similar way to the % Change option, but negative numbers aren't used for the triggers.\ Instead, for example, if you set a Low mcap sell at 20,000 and an Amount Low of 50%, it would sell half of your bag whenever the token market cap drops under 20,000. In the same way, using migh Mcap would mean you want to sell once it goes over a certain market cap. ## Automatic Buy Buttons ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2F5tz0QIodWTzObAV3Sx3m%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=f581b5d9-724e-4e29-bcc9-99b575c46a29) This button enables or disables the buy options. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2FvnAyYBMOUWAtI9o0HMyQ%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=beb0916c-cf2c-4ce6-aa31-2b827618477d) The amount that will be bought (ETH) once it reaches the threshold. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2F7BxSXVR7HWK07hcgQQeG%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=b2890ca3-50a3-4063-8a80-84a8bf7e466e) One of the two trigger options for the auto buy. This one will buy at a specific market cap. ![](https://4233228024-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIPiWemJjk1w7YWNZz779%2Fuploads%2FsH4xM85Wf11QTjx0A0dz%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=ccbfeb2d-73f3-4bbf-89dd-d8fd1949d6b4) One of the two trigger options for the auto buy. This one will buy once the monitor percentage change reaches the number specified. This change is explained above. See: High-Low sell buttons. ## Extra Options Monitors have an extra menu where quick access to some handy features are located.

## Anti-Rug button

Toggle this option to enable or disable automatic selling of your tokens in the case a rug is detected for this contract. It will default to whatever it's been set in the /config menu, but it can be disabled or enabled for specific trades. ### Will it always work? There is no way to be certain about panic selling while liquidity is being pulled. The owner of the token might have set a global blacklist or other conditions prior to that, so a sell is never guaranteed. It's still worth trying though, especially when the liquidity removal transaction fails. There will be more anti rug options in the future, to enable selling when taxes are changed, when trading is disabled, or when tokens are mint. These options are planned to be individually toggleable. ## Buy menu button

This is just a shortcut to open the buy menu, where you can pick a different wallet and amounts to buy if you desire to do so. # Copytrade This menu is accessed through the Advanced Features option in the /config menu.

You can add any address you'd like to monitor or copy its trades. This can be easily toggled on and off with the press of a button.

By pressing the cog butotn, an options menu is shown. The wallet button opens a menu to enable one or more wallets to use for buying the copied trades. ### **Show Chains** Opens a list of all the chains supported, and lets the user enable or disable one or more chains. Copytrades need at least one chain enabled in order to send transactions. Even if no chains are selected, the trades performed by the monitored wallet will be notified to the user as long as it is configured as Active in the copytrades list.

The next few buttons define the way the buys are going to be performed.

There are two modes, and the Amount set in the right side is always in dollar value, because this feature can apply to many chains with different values for their main token. ### Same or max: Attempts to buy the same amount as the monitored wallet did. On the right side, the maximum amount can be set, and in case the amount the wallet bought is superior to whatever the user sets here, it will limit what it spends per trade.\ Inputting 0 here resets the amount to always use the same as the copied trade. ### Set amount: In this mode, whatever the user sets in the right side will be the amount it will always buy regardless of what the value of the original trade was. For the sell options, Copy Sell will copy the percentage of the bag the wallet sold, and will try to do the same. Auto sell, on the other hand, lets the user configure automatic sell orders that will be created after a copied buy. It functions the same way as in the trade monitors, with sell low/high triggering at X% gain (positive numbers) or loss (negative numbers), and an amount for each of the two options separately, to give the user more freedom and different strategies.

# Companion bots / channels We have bots running for newer chains, to keep track of new pairs and contracts, integrated with Prodigy bot.

This list will expand in the future to supported chains, and the possibility to use a custom bot to scan, filter and find only the best ones. ## Official channels {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} {% embed url="" %} # Blockchain fundamentals Learn more about how the blockchain works under the hood. ## Gas units, gwei, and you There are common confusions and misconceptions in regards how the EVM, Ethereum Virtual Machine, charges for a transaction. In case of confusion, most blockchains whose wallets and contracts start with 0x are an EVM instance, even in cases where the units are not named Ether nor gwei, like Pulsechain, which uses the "beats" denomination, but the underlying system is exactly the same. Transactions spend gas units to execute, each instruction in the EVM has a specific gas cost associated to it. Not all tokens are the same and thus not all swaps take the same amount of gas to execute: a very basic token will always need less than 100,000 units of gas to execute a swap, whereas a token with tax code may take up to 250,000 easily, with complex tokens such as dividends or tokens that do several swaps or transfers within a transfer taking over 1 million easily. The gas limit is a limit put to the amount of gas units a transaction can spend, to avoid a gas guzzling contract from taking all your Ether to perform a transaction unless you are really sure you want to proceed. The gas priceand our bot's gas delta configuration, denominated in gwei for all chains, is the amount of Ether you are willing to pay **for each unit of gas**, thus, increasing your gas limit won't make your transactions fail, but lowering it may, if the limit is lower than the transaction needs. Gwei is a sub unit of Ether, being 0.000000001 ETH, this means if you pay 5 gwei for a transaction, you are willing to pay 0.000000005 ETH per gas unit. On transaction that requires 200,000 gas units to be executed, that'd be a cost of 0.001 ETH. This means that while you can translate gwei directly to a USD value, you cannot directly translate the cost of a swap from gwei, unless you approximate and average to the most habitual swap cost, which is what sites like Etherscan do. Furthermore, having a bigger gas limit and gwei means the wallet needs to have more funds at hand to pay for the maximum potential price at the moment of executing the transaction. To adjust the limit to avoid this, you can see the gas cost of executing a swap by checking a swap on that token on its respective scan page. However, should you want to keep a higher default gas limit, the bot will simulate the gas cost and try to keep the gas limit close to what is expected to avoid unnecessary spending and keeping unused Ether on the wallet.