# Buy Configuration

Below your info panel you'll find the input fields.

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<summary>Amount BNB</summary>

This is the amount of bnb that you'd like to snipe (purchase) with.

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<summary>Max Txn (%)</summary>

This field is used to buy a specific % of the token supply. Typically used for tokens that enforce a max transaction.&#x20;

**Note: When using Max Txn (%) Amount BNB Field will turn into a Limit Field. This means that the Amount entered in the Limit field will determine the limit to spend on the Max Txn (%) specified. If the cost of the % specified exceeds the limit field, your transaction will get reverted.**

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<summary>Buys</summary>

Determins how many times the bot should send a transaction.

E.g. - If you are sniping with 0.01 BNB, and **Buys** is set to 3. Bot will send 3 transactions of 0.01 BNB

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<summary>Pair</summary>

The pair to use. Almost always will be BNB/ETH. However some tokens launch with USDT, USDC, BUSD, etc. pairs.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Users can also add a custom pair if they don't see the pair they're looking for on the bot by default. Simply click on the "Pair" dropdown, click CUSTOM, and enter the pair address that you are looking to trade. This pair will also save for the next time you need to use it.
{% endhint %}

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<summary>Slip</summary>

This field is your slippage. Slippage is the % of the tokens that you are willing to lose in order to allow the transaction to succeed and attempt to give you the next best price. Typically as snipers, we set this to 100 for mempool snipes (however you will not actually receive 0 tokens).

**Note: When using high slippage on low tax tokens, it is possible to get sandwiched on ETH. Getting sandwiched will cause a huge loss of tokens during the trade, please enable mev protection on ETH in order to protect yourself against sandwich attacks.**

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<summary>Gas</summary>

Gas represents the "Gas Limit" of the transaction. If a low gas limit is set, it is possible the transaction will fail due to the low limit. The bot by default sets a limit of 1M for gas, however much less will be used for the transaction.

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<summary>Gwei</summary>

Gwei is also known as "Gas price" and this is the field which determines how fast your transaction gets processed. The higher the gwei, the faster your transaction gets processed.

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<summary>Token To Snipe (CA)</summary>

This is where you'll be pasting the token address in order to snipe.&#x20;

**Note: This field accepts Dexscreener links, Dextools links, poocoin links, the address itself, or other messages which contain the contract address or liquidity address. The bot will parse the links and extract the contract address from the provided links pasted.**

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For Ethereum snipes, you will find these additional input fields below

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<summary>Max Priority</summary>

Max priority is simply a "tip" for the miner processing your transaction. The higher it is, the faster your transaction gets processed on the ETH network.

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<summary>Gwei Multiplier</summary>

The gwei multiplier is an added convenience for users so that they don't have to keep track of gwei and continuously change their gwei setting. In ETH, gwei is volatile and can change constantly. Submitting a transaction with the same gwei as the current "Fastest Gwei" displayed may result in a stuck transaction. The gwei multiplier addresses this issue by multiplying the value entered (1, 2, 3, etc) by the value displayed in "Fastest Gwei" field and continuously updating your gwei for you.

**Note: Gas settings will not be used for mempool snipes. Mempool snipes will copy the dev's gas settings in order to prevent you from frontrunning (submitting a transaction ahead of) the dev.**

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<summary>Avg. Gwei</summary>

This is the current recommended gwei to use by ETH. However it's safer to use a higher value given the volatility of the gwei on the ethereum network.

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<summary>Block Delay</summary>

For anti bot measures, if you're aware of the dead blocks prior to the token launching, you can enter the amount of dead blocks here, and the bot will skip the dead blocks and send a transaction in the following block.

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