Settings.json
This is the Settings.json
The Settings in the settings.json
We recommend that you only take groups that have already had successful pumps in the past. So you can see how high the gas price was at the last pump and orientate yourself accordingly.
BSC has extremely low fees. In BSC, 1 gwei is 10-9 or 0.000000001 BNB. With an average gas price of 20 gwei, sending 10 BNB worth about $300 should cost you roughly $0.01
If the gas limit and gas price (Gwei) are set to a higher level, the operation will occur much faster. Still, faster operations will likely charge higher fees. On the other hand, a very low gas limit and gas price would be risky because transactions could take too long to be confirmed, or even get stuck (fail).
However, what really defines the value paid for transaction fees is the gas price. The gas price is more influential than the gas limit because the latter is just a definition of the maximum value. In other words, the total cost of a transaction is the gas price (in Gwei) multiplied by the gas limit, which will result in the amount of Ether to be paid.
Why a private Node?
In short term :
If you run your own Private Node, you can buy in the SAME BLOCK where liquidity is added
Here is a proof on the 2 Tx in same block:
Can I use Sniper bot with default nodes
Short answer is : Yes amd No. Using Chainsniper is better than no Bot, but if you really want to be the fastest there is no way around an own Node.
If you want good results on Sniper Bot, you need to use a private node (or at least rent your own node from us - contact us).
RPC nodes often detect bots scanning mempool and block them
RPC nodes are slow and will not give you good results
Some RPC nodes do not allow you at all to scan mempool
Read this page for more infos.
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