BlockchainMultiSniper Module User Guide (V3)

This guide provides comprehensive information on setting up and utilizing the BlockchainMultiSniper module within the BlockchainTokenSniper V3 Telegram bot (@btsv3bot).

Prerequisites (V3)

A Telegram account.
Your Telegram API ID and API Hash (obtainable from my.telegram.org/apps). This is required for the bot to monitor channels on your behalf.
An EVM-compatible wallet address and its private key (never share your private key). You will configure this securely within the @btsv3bot.
Sufficient native currency (e.g., BNB, ETH) in your configured wallet for gas fees and the tokens you wish to snipe.
Subscription to an active BTS V3 tier. If you haven't subscribed, the bot will guide you through the process. See the Home page for more details on tiers.

Ensure the wallet configured in the bot is the one you intend to use for sniping and is the same wallet associated with your tier purchase if applicable.

Getting Started with BlockchainMultiSniper (V3)

All interactions with the BlockchainMultiSniper module occur through the @btsv3bot Telegram bot.

Start/Access the Bot: Open Telegram and interact with @btsv3bot.
Initial Setup: If you're a new user, the bot will guide you through the initial setup, including wallet configuration, language selection, and tier information. You will also be prompted to enter your Telegram API ID and Hash in the MultiSniper settings.
Navigate to MultiSniper: Use the bot's main menu (typically accessed with /start or /menu) to find and select the "MultiSniper" option.
Configure Settings: Before starting, you'll need to configure its parameters. Access the "MultiSniper Settings" from the bot's menu. This is crucial for defining which channels to monitor, what tokens to buy, and how to trade them.

Configuring MultiSniper Settings via Telegram (V3)

All settings for the BlockchainMultiSniper are managed through interactive menus within the @btsv3bot. These settings are typically chain-specific.

Access these settings via Main Menu -> Settings -> MultiSniper Settings (or similar paths, follow bot prompts).

Setting Category	Common Options & Description
Telegram API Credentials	- API ID: Your Telegram API ID. - API Hash: Your Telegram API Hash. (Instructions on how to get these are provided in the bot menu).
Monitored Telegram Channels (Chain-Specific)	- Add, edit, or remove Telegram channels (public links or private channel IDs) for the bot to monitor. - For each channel, configure: - Reference Name: A custom name for the channel. - Whitelisted Keywords: Bot only buys if message contains these (optional). - Blacklisted Keywords: Bot ignores if message contains these (optional).
Liquidity Pairs & Buy Amounts (Chain-Specific)	- Configure multiple liquidity pairs (e.g., WBNB, BUSD) to use for buying. - For each pair, set the Buy Amount (e.g., 0.01 WBNB, 10 BUSD). - Optionally, set min/max liquidity thresholds for tokens to be considered.
General Snipe Settings (Chain-Specific)	- Enable Buys: Master toggle to allow the bot to buy tokens. - Enable Sells: Master toggle to allow the bot to sell tokens. - Max Allowed Snipes: Limit the number of concurrent snipes (or unlimited). - Find Optimum Liquidity Pair: If enabled, bot checks token price against all configured LPs and uses the best one. - Process Pair Addresses: If a contract address found is a pair, extract the token and attempt to buy. - Slippage Percentage: Max price slippage for buy transactions. - Transaction Revert Time: Max duration for buy TX.
Gas Settings (Chain-Specific)	- (Similar to LaunchSniper: Transaction Type, Auto Gas, Manual Gas Prices/Fees, Gas Limits for buy/sell).
Sell Strategies (Chain-Specific)	- Trading Mode: Choose from: - Basic Auto-Sell: Set stop-loss and take-profit multipliers. - Sell After Time Delay: Sell after X blocks/seconds. - Trailing Stop-Loss: Configure min activation multiplier, trail amount, and optional hardcap. - Sell Percentage: Sell 100% or a smaller portion (e.g., 90% to keep some tokens).
Trading Checks & Safety (Chain-Specific)	- Enable Trading Checker: Perform checks (honeypot, fees) before buying. - Max Buy Fee (%): Max acceptable buy tax. - Max Sell Fee (%): Max acceptable sell tax.
Node Settings (Chain-Specific)	- (Similar to LaunchSniper: Use Node Switching, Custom Node URL(s)).
Other Settings	- Price Difference Alert Threshold: Get notified if price changes by X%. - Keep Price Message History: Retain previous price update messages in chat.

It's crucial to configure your Telegram API ID/Hash correctly for channel monitoring. Settings are saved per user and per chain. Always review your settings for the selected blockchain before starting the MultiSniper.

MultiSniper Bot Interface via Telegram (V3)

Once your settings are configured for the desired chain:

Navigate to the "MultiSniper" section in the @btsv3bot main menu.
Select "Start MultiSniper" (or similar option).
The bot will display a summary of the current MultiSniper status for the selected chain (e.g., number of channels, buy/sell status, trading mode, configured LPs).
You'll be prompted to confirm and start the MultiSniper. Ensure your Telegram API credentials are set up correctly for channel listening to begin.

The bot will then connect to your Telegram account (using the provided API credentials) and start monitoring the configured channels for token contract addresses that match your criteria. You will receive Telegram notifications for:

Detected token calls and attempted snipes.
Successful buy transactions (with details).
Ongoing price updates for each active snipe.
Sell transaction execution (automatic or manual).
Any errors encountered (e.g., trading check failed, transaction failed).

Manual Sell Commands for MultiSniper:

Even with auto-sell modes, you can manually sell tokens sniped by the MultiSniper:

/sell: Lists currently held tokens sniped by MultiSniper with their IDs, current value, and P/L.
/sell [percentage]: Sells the token with the specified ID. Optionally add a percentage (e.g., /sell 1 50 to sell 50% of token ID 1). Defaults to 100% if no percentage is given.
/sell all [percentage]: Sells ALL currently held tokens sniped by MultiSniper. Optionally add a percentage.
/sell ,,... [percentage]: Sells multiple specific tokens by their IDs. Optionally add a percentage.

You can usually stop the MultiSniper module via its menu in the bot.

Troubleshooting

Incorrectly configured config.json file: if you encounter issues with the config.json file, you can use a JSON formatter/validator like CuriousConcept JSON formatter. Paste the contents of your config.json file into the validator, click on Process, and it will identify any issues. Make sure you have used the correct symbols, such as double quotes (\”), single quotes (‘), braces ({ }), brackets ([ ]), etc. Also, ensure that you save the config.json file with the correct encoding (ANSI).

How to spot / avoid scams

Crypto is unfortunately full of scams, however with some basic knowledge you can avoid the majority of them.

The most common scam is a rugpull, where after the token has been active liquidity is withdrawn, resulting in loss of funds for everyone except the scammer. There are typically two ways this can happen:

Removing liquidity: assuming there is no liquidity lock, the token developer sends a remove liquidity transaction, all the liquidity gets removed and all the funds end up in the scammer’s wallet.
Token minting: assuming there is a function in the token contract to mint (create) new tokens, the scammer will mint new tokens which goes to his address. This means that in relation to everyone else, the scammer will hold the vast majority of the total tokens available (eg. 99.99%). The scammer will sell all his newly minted tokens and he will get all or almost all of the remaining liquidity as his share of token supply is huge compared to everyone else.

Another variation is a honeypot, where tokens can be bought but not sold, effectively trapping your funds so you can’t sell. The token will then likely be rug pulled later.

To avoid scams:

Use reputable Telegram channels. Some popular channels are @cmc_fastest_alerts and @cg_fastest_alerts, although you will have to research.
Check if the token contract address is available in the associated Telegram (TG) channel. Look for the pinned message and make sure it comes from an admin.
Use a blockchain explorer (bscscan.com) to check if the token’s contract is verified.
Use tools like rugpulldetector.com to analyse the token’s code for any red flags.
Be cautious of tokens without locked liquidity, as they are susceptible to rugpulls.

Additional tools to help detect and avoid scams:

rugpulldetector.com
honeypot.is
app.staysafu.org/scanner
bscheck.eu

Please bear in mind that these checks may not be 100% accurate all the time and you should use careful judgement when choosing what token to snipe.