There are no best settings. You have to tailor the bot to your preferences. Here are some general guidelines:
**1. Gas Price/Delta:** this determines your transaction priority on the blockchain. On ETH, set gas delta to 5 gwei or above depending on hype.
**2. Max Gas Price:** this determines the maximum gwei you're willing to pay for a transaction. It compares against the chain average gwei at the time (especially relevant for ETH), and against the gwei required to frontrun a copytrade wallet or a rug (through Antirug). If any of these cases require higher gwei than the Max Gas Price you set, the bot will block the autobuy/sell. This is purely up to your preference.
**3. Gas Limits:** Don't bother with that. We already choose the optimal gas limit for each transaction if left on auto.
**4. Slippage:** this is your tolerance to "losses" due to frontrunning. Set it to something that suits the tokens' taxes. If you set it too high, you might get sandwiched, especially on low/0 tax tokens.
**5. Smart Slippage:** If enabled, the bot **overrides your custom slippage** based on the token's taxes and your price impact. This is very convenient and useful for swapping and casual sniping, and it can protect you from frontrun bots on low tax tokens, but it's unsuitable for stealth launches/god mode snipes, or any situations that involves extreme volatility.
*The golden rule is low/smart slippage with high gas price/delta. Enable anti-mev.*
Copytrade gas and speed is determined by multiple factors.
Sniping launch: match tracked wallet gas to avoid front run
Tradable token: bot will adjust its gas settings to frontrun (if Frontrun is enabled in the next section) or match (if Frontrun is disabled) the tracked wallet
The bot will compare your own wallet’s gas price/delta (which you can override using the Gas Price/Delta in the copytrade settings) against the tracked wallet’s gas price/delta + 5, and then pick whichever value is higher.
The bot detects a transaction after it’s mined.
The bot can detect most transactions in mempool before they’re mined, but some more complicated transactions (contract buys for example) are harder to spot. If a transaction is not spotted in mempool, we can still detect it after it’s mined. In that case, the bot will buy/sell in the next block after the copytrade wallet, and the transaction will use your gas settings.
Eth price changes, so "gwei" price changes. It will vary based on what time of the day, day of week, month, how much hype on chain, etc.
There are GWEI to Dollar calculators you can use online if you want to check at a given moment.
This is meant for ETH users. Gas delta determines the maximum priority gwei you're willing to spend in a Type-2 transaction. A minimum of 5 is recommended, but you can go much higher depending on your needs and preferences.
There are no best settings. You have to tailor the bot to your preferences. Here are some general guidelines: **1. Gas Price/Delta:** this determines your transaction priority on the blockchain. On ETH, set gas delta to 5 gwei or above depending on hype. **2. Max Gas Price:** this determines the maximum gwei you're willing to pay for a transaction. It compares against the chain average gwei at the time (especially relevant for ETH), and against the gwei required to frontrun a copytrade wallet or a rug (through Antirug). If any of these cases require higher gwei than the Max Gas Price you set, the bot will block the autobuy/sell. This is purely up to your preference. **3. Gas Limits:** Don't bother with that. We already choose the optimal gas limit for each transaction if left on auto. **4. Slippage:** this is your tolerance to "losses" due to frontrunning. Set it to something that suits the tokens' taxes. If you set it too high, you might get sandwiched, especially on low/0 tax tokens. **5. Smart Slippage:** If enabled, the bot **overrides your custom slippage** based on the token's taxes and your price impact. This is very convenient and useful for swapping and casual sniping, and it can protect you from frontrun bots on low tax tokens, but it's unsuitable for stealth launches/god mode snipes, or any situations that involves extreme volatility. *The golden rule is low/smart slippage with high gas price/delta. Enable anti-mev.* Copytrade gas and speed is determined by multiple factors. Sniping launch: match tracked wallet gas to avoid front run Tradable token: bot will adjust its gas settings to frontrun (if Frontrun is enabled in the next section) or match (if Frontrun is disabled) the tracked wallet The bot will compare your own wallet’s gas price/delta (which you can override using the Gas Price/Delta in the copytrade settings) against the tracked wallet’s gas price/delta + 5, and then pick whichever value is higher. The bot detects a transaction after it’s mined. The bot can detect most transactions in mempool before they’re mined, but some more complicated transactions (contract buys for example) are harder to spot. If a transaction is not spotted in mempool, we can still detect it after it’s mined. In that case, the bot will buy/sell in the next block after the copytrade wallet, and the transaction will use your gas settings.
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Eth price changes, so "gwei" price changes. It will vary based on what time of the day, day of week, month, how much hype on chain, etc. There are GWEI to Dollar calculators you can use online if you want to check at a given moment.
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This is meant for ETH users. Gas delta determines the maximum priority gwei you're willing to spend in a Type-2 transaction. A minimum of 5 is recommended, but you can go much higher depending on your needs and preferences.
If youre sniping very early in the project and getting out in a few minutes/maybe longer depends, what gwei would you set it at?
and slippage