BEST SETTINGS
Here you can learn more about how to set up your bot
There are no best settings. However, to help you get started, Mizar developed two preset trading settings that you can use: MZR Sniper (to snipe) and MZR Trader (to trade). You can start with one of them and then customize your own settings as per your preferences.
MZR Sniper
This preset is designed for sniping new token launches.
Amount: The sniping amount is fixed at 0.025 ETH, the minimum required for bundle acceptance. Going below this threshold will exclude your snipe from the block-0 bundle. Sniping at block-1 with a lower amount is still possible.
Bribing Fee: Set at 0.025 ETH, a higher fee increases the likelihood of miner acceptance. If the block-0 snipe fails, this fee is not charged.
Auto-retry: Auto-retry is enabled, attempting to snipe at block-1 if the block-0 snipe fails. The backup bribing fee is set to 0.01 ETH, lower than the block-0 bribing fee due to reduced competition at block-1. A 25% slippage is set, crucial for low-liquidity snipes.
Take-Profit: Two take-profit steps are configured. The first, at +3.5X, sells half of your tokens, bringing your position to breakeven considering bribing and buy gas fees. The remaining 50% is set at 10x for larger returns.
Liquidity and Market Cap Range: These settings target small to medium-sized projects. Sniping larger projects may yield minimal returns and face higher competition with bribing fees.
Taxes: Buy and Sell Taxes are set at a high level, allowing you to target projects starting with high buy taxes to deter snipers. Adjust if you prefer lower fees.
Anti-honeypot: Enabled by default, although some projects may deploy tokens resembling honeypots to discourage snipers. Disable if you trust the project.
Anti-rug: Always enabled for added security.
MZR Trader
This preset is designed for trading already launched tokens.
Order Type: Market order ensures you buy at the current market price. If you prefer to buy at a specific price or want to implement a Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy, consider using limit orders.
Amount: set to 0.1 ETH. Going below 0.1 ETH may be inefficient due to gas fees.
Gas Priority: Set at 10 gwei, this ensures swift execution, preventing transaction delays or failures.
Slippage: Set at 15%, enabling sniping of tokens with low liquidity. Adjust to reduce slippage inefficiencies, but avoid setting it too high to minimize the risk of frontrunning or sandwich attacks.
MEV Protection: Enabled to safeguard against bots using private transactions.
Take-Profit: Configured with two steps. The first, at +25%, sells half of your tokens to break even considering buy gas fees. The remaining 50% is set at +50% for larger returns.
Anti-rug: Always enabled for enhanced security.
Custom Templates
Using Mizar, you have the possibility to store your bot configurations as trading templates, enabling you to reuse them.
Change Settings
Simply click on the Settings box on the left to choose from all available configurations. Once selected, clicking on them will load the trading settings into the form.
Save As
Once you've configured your settings, you can save them under a new template by clicking on "Save As". You'll be prompted to provide a name for the saved configuration.
Save
Clicking the "Save" button will store the settings in the chosen template.
Rename
This will enable you to change the name of the selected setting template.
Delete
Delete the trading setting template. This action cannot be undone.
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