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Scalping bot
The scalping bot trades established, high-volume tokens on short timeframes — a different game from launch sniping. Instead of racing new mints, it watches a curated universe and takes quick entries and exits on the tokens in it.
Watch scopes — what the bot looks at
Every scalping bot watches one of:
| Scope | Description |
|---|---|
| Jupiter Top 30 | The current top-traded tokens on Jupiter — a liquid, auto-refreshing universe. |
| Custom watchlist | Your own list of token addresses. Paste multiple addresses; they’re validated inline, and a watchlist bot can’t be saved with nothing to watch. |
Re-entry modes
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Buy once per token | The bot enters each token at most once — no re-buys after it exits. |
| Always buy | The bot may re-enter a token after exiting; a buy cooldown controls the minimum wait between entries (the cooldown field only appears in this mode, and your configured value is preserved if you switch modes). |
Other settings
- Wallet, buy amount, gas/tip, slippage — the same per-bot trading controls as sniper bots.
- Exits — attach TP/SL and/or timed sells to every entry, exactly as with snipers.
- Settings labels carry ”?” tooltips explaining each field inline.
Monitoring
Per-bot stats and holdings live on the bot’s page, entries and exits show up in your trade history tagged with their source, and every action notifies you in Telegram.
Scalping and sniping complement each other: run snipers on fresh launches with strict filters, and a scalper on the liquid top-30 where fills are reliable and spreads are thin.