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Anti-bot mechanisms on Arbitrum: How to avoid sniping my Token

When we are going to launch our token on Arbitrum, one of the most frequently asked questions is: How many bots will snipe my token?

If we look at the price chart of almost any token memecoin, it’s common to see a huge initial surge in hype that is often never matched again. This happens because of coordinated activity by bots, which execute sell orders once they’ve reached their profit target.

An illustration explaining how sniper bots  work on the Arbitrum blockchain . The chart depicts a candlestick pattern, showing the process of a liquidity pool (LP) launch. The steps include: 1) launching your LP on Arbitrum, 2) bots start buying, 3) bots start selling as prices peak, and 4) your liquidity is drained as the price falls. The Smithii logo is displayed at the bottom.

The activity of bots is unpredictable, and the only thing we can do is to reduce its unwanted appearance. It may annoy our community or simply not be relevant to the project.

In the following, I will explain how bots works, what anti-bots mechanisms exist and how you can solve it in less than a minute using the Smithii tool, without programming.

Anti-Bots

Here are the most common strategies for preventing bots trading your token Arbitrum. There are two types of purchase restrictions for bots:

  • Purchase Limits per Address: Implements a maximum limit of tokens that a single address can purchase during a specific period.
  • Cooldown Periods: Sets a minimum interval between token purchases for the same address.

Anti-Bot configuration on Arbitrum

There are few options on the market for protecting a token bots the need for coding. Smithii Arbitrum bot requires you to enter a few parameters.

How to configure Arbitrum anti-bot tool

Here are the steps to configure the anti-bot mechanisms with Smithii on Arbitrum:

  1. Select the token created
  2. Time between transactions: Configure the time between transactions to reduce the activity of bots.
  3. lock to disable anti-bots: Defines the lock from which the anti-bots mechanism will be disabled.

Conclusion

Implementing anti-bot mechanisms on Arbitrum will allow you to protect your token from being drained of liquidity by bots. Smithii's tools offer a simple and efficient way to enhance the security of your token, without the need for advanced programming skills.

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