https://github.com/bortoom/solana-raydium-sniper

Snipping bot to catch the token launch on the Raydium Protocol and buy the mass of the token, finally make the profit by selling them.
https://github.com/bortoom/solana-raydium-sniper

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Snipping bot to catch the token launch on the Raydium Protocol and buy the mass of the token, finally make the profit by selling them.

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/bortoom/solana-raydium-sniper
• Owner: Bortoom
• License: mit
• Created: 2025-02-11T06:58:01.000Z (about 1 year ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2025-02-11T06:59:36.000Z (about 1 year ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-02-11T08:42:47.874Z (about 1 year ago)
• Topics: bot, gayser, grpc, hook, jito, raydium, sniper, solana, typescript, websocket
• Language: TypeScript
• Homepage:
• Size: 1.65 MB
• Stars: 0
• Watchers: 0
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 0
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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README

          
# **Solana Raydium Sniper Bot** 

## **Contact**

(@midaBricoll)[https://t.me/midaBricoll]

## **Features**  

- Sniping tokens with WSOL  

- Automated selling mechanism  

- Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) functionality  

- Minimum liquidity filter  

- Liquidity burn and lock verification  

- Mint renounce check  

- High-speed transaction execution  

---

## **Setup Instructions**  

### **Prerequisites**  

1. Create a new, empty Solana wallet.  

2. Transfer SOL into the wallet.  

3. Convert some SOL into either USDC or WSOL, depending on the bot’s configuration.  

### **Configuration**  

1. Update the configuration file `.env.copy` and remove `.copy` from the filename once done.  

2. Set the following parameters:  

   - `PRIVATE_KEY`: Enter your wallet’s private key.  

   - `RPC_ENDPOINT`: Specify the HTTPS RPC endpoint.  

   - `RPC_WEBSOCKET_ENDPOINT`: Provide the WebSocket RPC endpoint.  

   - `QUOTE_MINT`: Choose the liquidity pool to snipe (USDC or WSOL).  

   - `QUOTE_AMOUNT`: Define the amount used for each token purchase.  

   - `COMMITMENT_LEVEL`: Set the transaction confirmation level.  

   - `CHECK_IF_IS_BURNED`: Enable liquidity burn verification.  

   - `CHECK_IF_IS_LOCKED`: Enable liquidity lock verification.  

   - `USE_SNIPE_LIST`: Restrict purchases to tokens listed in `snipe-list.txt`.  

   - `SNIPE_LIST_REFRESH_INTERVAL`: Set how frequently the bot updates the snipe list (in milliseconds).  

   - `CHECK_IF_MINT_IS_RENOUNCED`: Ensure the bot only buys renounced tokens.  

   - `MIN_POOL_SIZE`: Define the minimum liquidity pool size required for a transaction.  

   - `TAKE_PROFIT`: Set the take-profit percentage (default is 50%).  

   - `STOP_LOSS`: Set the stop-loss percentage (default is 30%).  

   - `BIRDEYE_API_KEY`: Obtain an API key from Birdeye for additional security checks (generate it at [Birdeye API Docs](https://docs.birdeye.so/docs/authentication-api-keys)).  

---

## **Installation and Execution**  

1. Install dependencies using:  

   ```sh

   npm install

   ```  

2. Start the bot by running:  

   ```sh

   npm run start

   ```  

---

## **Take Profit and Stop Loss**  

By default:  

- **Take Profit** is set at **50%**.  

- **Stop Loss** is set at **30%**.  

These values can be adjusted in the `.env` file.  

---

## **Auto-Sell Functionality**  

By default, the bot will automatically sell tokens. To disable this feature:  

1. Set `AUTO_SELL` to `false`.  

2. Adjust `MAX_SELL_RETRIES` to define how many times the bot should attempt selling.  

3. Configure `AUTO_SELL_DELAY` to introduce a delay before selling (in milliseconds).  

If `AUTO_SELL_DELAY` is set to `0`, the bot will sell the token immediately after purchase. There is no guarantee of profit or successful execution, and users assume all risk associated with this feature.  

---

## **Snipe List Usage**  

By default, the bot purchases any token that has a new liquidity pool open for trading.  

To restrict purchases to specific tokens:  

1. Set `USE_SNIPE_LIST` to `true`.  

2. Add token mint addresses to the `snipe-list.txt` file, with each address on a new line.  

The snipe list can be updated while the bot is running. The bot will check for updates at the interval specified by `SNIPE_LIST_REFRESH_INTERVAL`.  

**Important:** The token’s liquidity pool must not exist before the script starts. The bot will only execute a purchase when a new liquidity pool is created. Ensure the bot is running before the token’s launch if sniping a specific token.  

---

## **Troubleshooting Common Issues**  

### **Empty Transactions**  

If transactions appear empty on SolScan, try changing `COMMITMENT_LEVEL` to `finalized`.  

### **Unsupported RPC Node**  

If you receive the following error:  

```sh

Error: 410 Gone:  {"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code": 410, "message":"The RPC call or parameters have been disabled."}, "id": "986f3599-b2b7-47c4-b951-074c19842bad"}

```  

This indicates that the selected RPC node does not support the required methods.  

**Solution:** Switch to a different RPC provider such as **Shyft, Helius, or QuickNode**.  

### **No Token Account Found**  

If you encounter this error:  

```sh

Error: No SOL token account found in wallet:

```  

It means your wallet does not have a USDC or WSOL token account.  

**Solution:** Swap some SOL to USDC/WSOL on a decentralized exchange (DEX). Once swapped, the token should appear in your wallet.  

For any additional issues, enable debugging mode by setting `LOG_LEVEL` to `debug` in the configuration file. If the issue persists, report it in the repository’s issue tracker.