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# Sniper mode

To use the sniper function, just paste the CA token that has been deployed without LP added. You will see a similar view as in the example image below.

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You can choose the wallet that will be used to perform a snipe on a scanned token.

There are 3 modes avaliable for users to perform snipes.&#x20;

* always buy (100% accuracy) - this is the slowest mode but will ALWAYS execute the transaction. To use this mode, make sure **(✅always buy)** is selected.
* standard (\~95% accuracy) - set by default. Sweet spot between speed and accuracy. To use this mode, make sure **(✅standard)** is selected
* fastest (\~80% accuracy) - fastest mode, likely to get in first. There is a risk that this may fail due to the nature and architecture of the TON blockchain. To use this mode, make sure to select **(✅fastest)**.

Setting up a snipe is similar to buying any token. Just select a button with amount of ton, or choose X TON to type desired amount.

The refresh button will refresh the monitor, if LP has been added, it will change to the normal monitor of any live token.&#x20;

At the bottom you will be able to see your active snipe orders. To cancel any of your active snipes, just click on it. You can also view the list of active snipes in the bot at any time by typing `/sniper`.


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