Snipe Pool
Snipe Pool is the high-return strategy — it invests in newly launched tokens across DEXes and platforms like Pump.fun. Returns are higher but so is risk: negative days and partial losses are possible.
How Snipe Pool works
Snipe Pool bots monitor token launch platforms and DEX liquidity events. When a new token is listed — whether on Pump.fun, PancakeSwap, Raydium, or any supported DEX — the bot evaluates it against multiple criteria: contract code analysis, liquidity depth, creator history, and social signals.
Unlike Instant Snipe, Snipe Pool trades are NOT atomic. The bot buys real tokens and holds them until a profit target is hit or a stop-loss triggers. This means your capital is exposed to market risk during the holding period.
Supported launch platforms
- Pump.fun — Solana memecoin launchpad, highest volume of new token launches
- DEX liquidity events — new trading pairs added on Uniswap (Arbitrum), PancakeSwap (BSC), Raydium (Solana)
- TON DEX launches — new tokens on DeDust and STON.fi
Risk management
The bot employs several risk management strategies to limit downside exposure:
- Automatic stop-loss — positions are closed if the token drops below a configurable threshold (default: -30%)
- Position sizing — no single token gets more than a small percentage of your total balance, limiting exposure to any single rugpull
- Contract analysis — the bot scans token contracts for common rugpull patterns (hidden mint functions, locked liquidity status, honeypot detection) and skips suspicious tokens
- Profit taking — the bot automatically sells portions of a position as it hits profit targets, securing gains while letting the rest ride
Instant Snipe vs. Snipe Pool
Instant Snipe
- Atomic trades — no principal risk
- 0.7–1.5% daily across up to 5 cycles
- Best for: active mode, capital preservation
Snipe Pool
- Real token purchases — market risk applies
- 1.5–3% daily, tiered by deposit size
- Best for: higher returns, risk-tolerant users