🎛️ Settings
Bot customization
You can access bot settings by clicking 🎛 Settings button from the Start menu or typing /settings in the bot chat.
Configure your Quad Solana Bot to match your trading preferences with the following settings:
Anti MEV
Turn On/Off: Enable or disable Anti Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) protection to secure your transactions from MEV attacks.
Auto Buy
Turn On/Off: Automatically purchase tokens based on predefined criteria.
Set Auto Buy Amount: Specify the amount to be used for automatic purchases.
Buy/Sell
Slippage: Set the acceptable price slippage for buying and selling tokens. Read more about the slippage calculation.
Tips: Specify the buy/sell tips used for Anti MEV when it's enabled.
Sniper
Sniper Slippage: Define the slippage tolerance for sniping newly launched tokens. Read more about the slippage calculation.
Tips: Specify the sniper tips used for Anti MEV when it's enabled.
Real-time Anti MEV Tips Recommendation
Live Tips: View real-time recommendations based on network load to adjust your Anti MEV settings accordingly for optimal performance.
Use these settings to customize your bot's behavior and enhance your trading strategy.
How slippage is calculated?
Slippage occurs when the actual price of a transaction differs from the expected price due to market volatility. Here’s how it’s calculated:
Example
Let's say you plan to buy 1,000 tokens (token price: 0.00002 SOL) for 0.02 Solana with a 10% slippage tolerance. Due to the volatile nature of crypto prices, you allow the bot to purchase a minimum of 900 tokens for the same amount.
Calculation:
Expected tokens: 1,000
Slippage tolerance: 10%
This means that if the price fluctuates, the bot can still execute the purchase as long as you receive at least 900 tokens for 0.02 Solana. If during the transaction, the price changes a lot and you should get less than 900 tokens, the transaction simply fails.
Usually, you’ll receive more tokens, but this sets a minimum threshold to protect against drastic price changes.
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