AFK - Volume Sniper

Connect Arc's in-house volume detection monitors to ArcBot and snipe tokens on Raydium based on your filters.

The AFK - Volume Sniper module listens to Arc's volume detection monitors and snipes tokens based on your filters or criteria is met.
This module supports Raydium tokens.
Ensure you have WSOL and SOL to use this module. Raydium tokens will use WSOL to snipe and SOL for fees.

All filters can be accessed in settings.
Check Mint Authority Disabled: Enabling this filter will check to see if the developer can mint more supply of this token.
Check Freeze Authority Disabled: Enabling this filter will check to see if the developer has authority to freeze the tokens in your wallet meaning you won't be able to sell any of your tokens (honeypot).
Check LP Burned: Enabling this filter check to see if there are 0 tokens in the liquidity pool (meaning the liquidity pool is 100% burned).
Monitor for LP Burn: If the LP isn't burned yet, you can monitor the LP status by enabling this setting. The bot will then snipe the token as soon as the LP is burned.
Min Token Supply in LP (%): Here you can set a minimum % of the token supply in the LP. If the developer hasn't put all of token supply in the LP, be cautious as they can sell token supply - dumping the chart.
Min SOL in LP: Here you can set a minimum amount of SOL in the LP. The higher SOL in LP, the more liquidity there is in the market.
Only Pump.Fun Migrated Pairs: Enabling this filter will ensure that you only buy into tokens that have migrated from Pump.Fun.
Max Top 20 Holders (%): Here you can set a maximum % of supply you want to see in the top 20 holders.

You are able to set up to 3 take profit levels, which can be accessed in the settings menu.

Head over to the settings menu and select "Volume AFK - Take Profit Settings".
Each Take Profit level has a "Trigger" as-well as an "Action".
The "Trigger" is the specific profit % where the "Action" will happen.
For example, if I set the "Trigger" to "50" and the "Action" to "Initials", the bot will automatically take my initial investment out of a trade when the trade is at 50% profit.
Another example, if I set the "Trigger" to "100" and the "Action" to "50", the bot will automatically close 50% of my position when the trade is at 100% profit.
The "Trigger" can only be a percentage number (e.g. 50).
The "Action" can only be a percentage number (e.g. 50) or the word, "Initials".
If you don't want to use this feature, you can set Trigger and Action to 0 on all levels.

Once the bot has sniped multiple tokens, you may want to sell an individual token or position.
ArcBot makes this easy by creating a new screen for any token it snipes.
You can switch screens by using the "left" and "right" arrow keys.
The first screen will always be the monitor logs which keeps you updated of the current bot monitoring status.
The other screens will be different token management screens where you can handle, manage and sell positions individually.

This page should be very familiar to you. You can use our advanced selling methods the same way as you do in our Quick Buy & Sell modules.

You can also see in the bot's window name which screen you are currently on, and how many positions are currently opened.
After selling a position, ArcBot will automatically delete the screen and you'll be sent back to the monitor screen.

"Total Positions" in the bot's window name will also automatically update accordingly.

If you have set-up your Discord Webhook in settings, you'll receive notifications directly to your Discord channel keeping you updated of every transaction.

Congratulations! You now know how to use the AFK - Volume Sniper in ArcBot.

Last updated 6 months ago

Connect Arc's in-house volume detection monitors to ArcBot and snipe tokens on Raydium based on your filters.

The AFK - Volume Sniper module listens to Arc's volume detection monitors and snipes tokens based on your filters or criteria is met.
This module supports Raydium tokens.
Ensure you have WSOL and SOL to use this module. Raydium tokens will use WSOL to snipe and SOL for fees.

All filters can be accessed in settings.
Check Mint Authority Disabled: Enabling this filter will check to see if the developer can mint more supply of this token.
Check Freeze Authority Disabled: Enabling this filter will check to see if the developer has authority to freeze the tokens in your wallet meaning you won't be able to sell any of your tokens (honeypot).
Check LP Burned: Enabling this filter check to see if there are 0 tokens in the liquidity pool (meaning the liquidity pool is 100% burned).
Monitor for LP Burn: If the LP isn't burned yet, you can monitor the LP status by enabling this setting. The bot will then snipe the token as soon as the LP is burned.
Min Token Supply in LP (%): Here you can set a minimum % of the token supply in the LP. If the developer hasn't put all of token supply in the LP, be cautious as they can sell token supply - dumping the chart.
Min SOL in LP: Here you can set a minimum amount of SOL in the LP. The higher SOL in LP, the more liquidity there is in the market.
Only Pump.Fun Migrated Pairs: Enabling this filter will ensure that you only buy into tokens that have migrated from Pump.Fun.
Max Top 20 Holders (%): Here you can set a maximum % of supply you want to see in the top 20 holders.

You are able to set up to 3 take profit levels, which can be accessed in the settings menu.

Head over to the settings menu and select "Volume AFK - Take Profit Settings".
Each Take Profit level has a "Trigger" as-well as an "Action".
The "Trigger" is the specific profit % where the "Action" will happen.
For example, if I set the "Trigger" to "50" and the "Action" to "Initials", the bot will automatically take my initial investment out of a trade when the trade is at 50% profit.
Another example, if I set the "Trigger" to "100" and the "Action" to "50", the bot will automatically close 50% of my position when the trade is at 100% profit.
The "Trigger" can only be a percentage number (e.g. 50).
The "Action" can only be a percentage number (e.g. 50) or the word, "Initials".
If you don't want to use this feature, you can set Trigger and Action to 0 on all levels.

Once the bot has sniped multiple tokens, you may want to sell an individual token or position.
ArcBot makes this easy by creating a new screen for any token it snipes.
You can switch screens by using the "left" and "right" arrow keys.
The first screen will always be the monitor logs which keeps you updated of the current bot monitoring status.
The other screens will be different token management screens where you can handle, manage and sell positions individually.

This page should be very familiar to you. You can use our advanced selling methods the same way as you do in our Quick Buy & Sell modules.

You can also see in the bot's window name which screen you are currently on, and how many positions are currently opened.
After selling a position, ArcBot will automatically delete the screen and you'll be sent back to the monitor screen.

"Total Positions" in the bot's window name will also automatically update accordingly.

If you have set-up your Discord Webhook in settings, you'll receive notifications directly to your Discord channel keeping you updated of every transaction.

Congratulations! You now know how to use the AFK - Volume Sniper in ArcBot.

Last updated 6 months ago