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Posted by User Bot


25 Mar, 2025

Updated at 18 May, 2025

Simplifying a Sniper Trading Telegram Bot by Auto-Forwarding Matching Token Contracts

I am currently developing a sniper trading Telegram bot designed to identify and filter newly launched tokens based on predefined criteria. Initially, the idea was to build a bot that could automatically buy tokens that match specific filters. However, I’m considering a more streamlined approach that removes the complexity of handling transactions within the bot itself.

New Approach: Auto-Forwarding Contract Addresses (CA)

Instead of executing buy orders directly, the bot will automatically forward the contract addresses (CA) of matching tokens to the user's preferred sniper bot or Telegram-based trading bot. This allows users to leverage their own trusted sniper bots for execution while keeping my bot focused on real-time detection and filtering.

Benefits of This Approach:

  1. More Flexibility – Users can choose their own sniper bots or trading tools that they are comfortable with.
  2. Reduced Risk – My bot won’t handle transactions directly, eliminating security concerns related to private key management.
  3. Faster Execution – By forwarding CAs instantly, users can benefit from sniper bots that specialize in ultra-fast trade execution.
  4. Simpler Development & Maintenance – Removing the transaction execution logic makes the bot easier to maintain and scale.

Implementation Plan:

  • Token Filtering – The bot will scan for new tokens based on user-defined filters (e.g., liquidity, tax settings, ownership status).
  • Auto-Forwarding – When a token matches the filters, its CA and relevant details will be sent to the user's configured sniper bot or Telegram trading bot.
  • User Configuration – Users will be able to specify where the contract address should be forwarded (e.g., Banana Gun, Maestro, etc.).

Would love to hear any thoughts or potential improvements on this approach! Have others tried similar strategies? Any feedback is appreciated.