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robinhood-ape/robinhood-sniper-bot

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TLDR

An automated bot that watches a blockchain for newly launched memecoin tokens, buys them automatically, and sells based on user-set profit and stop-loss targets.

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  root((sniper bot))
    What it does
      Watches new token launches
      Auto buys via Uniswap
      Auto sells on target
    Tech stack
      TypeScript
      Node.js
      Uniswap V3 router
    Use cases
      Snipe new memecoin launches
      Set profit and loss targets
      Filter risky token launches
      Multi wallet bundling
    Audience
      Crypto traders
      Developers
    Notes
      High financial risk
      Requires private key
      Dry run mode recommended first

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Automatically buy newly launched tokens on the NOXA Fun platform the moment they appear

USE CASE 2

Set take-profit and stop-loss percentages so the bot sells positions automatically

USE CASE 3

Filter out unwanted token launches by name or minimum buy size before buying

USE CASE 4

Launch tokens across multiple wallets using the included bundler tool

What is it built with?

TypeScriptNode.jsUniswap V3

How does it compare?

robinhood-ape/robinhood-sniper-botmila89/polymarket-trading-botpawandeep-prog/snapframe
Stars253254254
LanguageTypeScriptTypeScriptTypeScript
Setup difficultyhardeasy
Complexity3/54/52/5
Audiencedeveloperdeveloperdeveloper

Figures from each repo's GitHub metadata at analysis time.

In plain English

This project is an automated trading bot built to buy new tokens the moment they launch on a token creation platform called NOXA Fun, which runs on a blockchain network called Robinhood Chain. The bot watches the blockchain directly for a specific event that fires when a new token is created, rather than relying on the NOXA website itself. Once it detects a new token launch, the bot checks it against a set of filters the user configures, such as a minimum initial buy size, words to avoid in the token's name, requiring the token to be paired with WETH, and a cap on how many positions it will hold at once. If a launch passes those filters, the bot automatically buys the token using a set amount of ETH through Uniswap, a decentralized exchange. It then continuously checks the token's price and automatically sells the entire position once the profit reaches a target percentage the user sets, and optionally sells early if the price drops past a stop-loss percentage instead. To use it, someone installs the project with Node.js, copies an example settings file, and fills in their own wallet's private key along with an optional dedicated connection to the blockchain. The README strongly recommends running in a dry-run mode first, where no real money is used, before switching to live trading with real ETH. It also warns plainly that these kinds of new tokens, often called memecoins, are high risk and that a user could lose their entire buy amount. A separate folder in the repository contains a related tool for launching tokens across multiple wallets at once. This is a tool for people already familiar with cryptocurrency trading and comfortable managing a private key and real funds, not a general audience product, and it involves real financial risk.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Explain how this bot detects and buys newly launched tokens on Robinhood Chain
Prompt 2
Walk me through setting up and running this bot in dry-run mode first
Prompt 3
What do the take-profit and stop-loss settings do in this configuration
Prompt 4
What are the financial risks I should understand before running this bot with real funds

Frequently asked questions

What is robinhood-sniper-bot?

An automated bot that watches a blockchain for newly launched memecoin tokens, buys them automatically, and sells based on user-set profit and stop-loss targets.

What language is robinhood-sniper-bot written in?

Mainly TypeScript. The stack also includes TypeScript, Node.js, Uniswap V3.

Who is robinhood-sniper-bot for?

Mainly developer.

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