ON-CHAIN TOOLS

Sniper Bot

On-Chain Sniper & Execution Bot

Millisecond execution for new pools and fair launches. The moment the on-chain event fires, the position is opened — with private mempool submission and contract risk checks closing the gap between spotting an opportunity and actually filling it.

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<30msEvent to order
5Chains watched
20+Risk checks
7×24Always on

What You Get

01

Pool discovery

Subscribes to PairCreated / initialize events straight from your own node, skipping public RPC queueing.

02

Private submission

Submits through Flashbots, bloXroute or Jito to stay out of the public mempool and dodge sandwiches.

03

Anti-rug checks

Verifies source, simulates buy/sell for honeypots, and scans owner powers, LP locks and holder concentration.

04

Order strategy

Scaled entries, trailing take-profit, moving stop-loss and tiered gas bidding.

05

Wallet spread

The wallet pool fires concurrently, with per-wallet limits and independent behaviour.

06

Alerts & review

Live Telegram push, with fill price, slippage and bidding cost logged per trade for review.

How It Works

Assess

Confirm target chains, competitive intensity and what node infrastructure exists.

Build the path

Stand up a low-latency node and wire in private submission relays.

Configure

Set risk thresholds, order size, gas ceilings and exit rules.

Live tuning

Run small live size for a while and retune from actual fill data.

Specifications

Networks
Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Solana
Node
Self-hosted Geth / Erigon, or a third-party private node
Stack
Rust + Go
Latency
Under 30 ms from event to signature
Hosting
A dedicated server, ideally in the same datacentre as the node
Deliverables
Source, node deployment scripts and strategy docs

When to Use It

New pool entries

Watch pool creation on a target DEX and enter in the same block liquidity lands.

Fair launches

Enter no-presale fair launches on preset conditions instead of clicking manually.

Event-driven entries

Trigger orders on contract events, allowlist opening or unlock timestamps.

FAQ

QWill it always get the fill?
No. The outcome depends on node placement, gas bidding and who else is competing. What we control — latency, submission path and pre-checks — we optimise hard.
QCan it still get sandwiched?
Private mempool submission cuts the risk sharply, but nothing removes it entirely.
QDo we need our own node?
Strongly recommended. Public RPC event delivery typically lags 200 ms or more, which usually decides the outcome in launch scenarios.
QWhat are the risks?
On-chain trading can lose the full position, and pre-checks cannot catch every scam pattern. The tool is not investment advice.

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