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Kardel

Kardel snipers

Automatic buys when a wallet trades, an account posts or a ticker launches, with AutoSell.

How Kardel works#

Kardel watches Elysium for you and buys when something you chose happens. A dedicated worker reads every block as the sequencer announces it, matches it against every armed sniper, and places each buy as an ordinary Nectar trade from your wallets, with every check a trade from the panel gets. You do not need the page open.

The three snipers#

SniperFires whenPer account
WalletA watched wallet buys, sells or launchesUp to 50 wallets
XA watched account posts a 0x token addressUp to 10 accounts
TickerA token with a watched ticker launchesUp to 10 tickers

What every sniper shares#

Wallets per sniper
1 to 20, each spending 0.001 to 10 HYPE
Daily caps
Shared by all your snipers, reset at 00:00 UTC: by default 10 buys and 1 HYPE a day (up to 100 buys and 1,000 HYPE)
Market cap
Optional minimum and maximum in USD, read on chain at the moment of the buy. Over the maximum, the buy is refused; near it, its minimum out is raised so it cannot fill above the cap
Slippage
Its own setting, 30% by default
Presets
Up to 20 saved setups, one of them the default for new snipers

AutoSell#

A sniper's buy can carry its own exit, set when you arm it and watched for 7 days after the buy.

  • Take profit and stop loss: up to six rules in all, from +1% to +100,000% and from −1% to −99%, each selling 0.01% to 100% of the position.
  • Trailing stop: sells when the price falls 1% to 99% from its high since the buy.

The entry price is the average of your confirmed buys of the token.

Who goes first#

When one signal fires for many accounts, every buy is placed together, and started in this order: accounts with an Elite plan, then Pro, then everyone else; within each, whoever armed the sniper first.

Order decides who is started first. Trades started a moment apart can still land in either order: the chain orders transactions as they reach its sequencer.