Launch a coin that snipes. A block-0 engine gets its buys in before the crowd. An AI brain you pick decides what's worth holding. Every win buys your coin back.
The newest coins on Solana right now, straight from Jupiter. Each one runs through the rules in the console below. You see what would lock, what gets skipped, and why.
| Coin | Age | Holders | Buys 5m | MC | Score |
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Most bots see a new coin after its block is done, then send one transaction down one road. SnipePad's engine reads the launch from the shreds while the block is still being built, fires a buy that was signed in advance, and races it down eight roads at once. Only one copy can land. It's aimed at the block the coin was born in.
Typical figures from public 2026 benchmarks of Solana sniping setups: shred feeds run 50–200 ms ahead of confirmation, gRPC 5–15 ms, websockets 50–80 ms. Where a buy really lands depends on the leader, the tip war and luck.
Jito ShredStream and Yellowstone gRPC, raced against each other. The coin's create instruction shows up in the shreds before its block is confirmed.
Your plain-English rules become a filter that runs on the decoded launch in microseconds. No AI call sits on the hot path. That's the brain's job, later.
Buys are built and signed ahead of time. The blockhash is refreshed every slot and compute is tuned to the exact pump.fun buy, so firing is just sending.
Jito bundles to New York, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Tokyo, plus bloXroute, Nozomi, Astralane and Helius Sender. Same signature everywhere, so only one can land.
The engine reads the leader schedule and leans on the route closest to the validator building the next block, from nodes next to the big validator hubs.
The Jito tip follows what actually landed in the last 50 slots and scales with how fast the bonding curve is moving. You set the cap and the engine never goes over it.
A compute-unit price set per shot, sent over stake-weighted connections. When a launch gets crowded, the engine pays up, inside your limits.
Bundles land whole or not at all, so nobody can squeeze your buy between theirs. Exits go out the same way.
Every tip and priority fee comes out of a slice of your coin's creator fees, the fuel tank. Your holders never pay for a shot.
The engine is speed. The brain is judgment. They're two separate systems: the engine never waits for the brain, and the brain never has to be fast. It reads what a filter can't, like the post, the picture, the name and the dev's past, and steers what the engine does next.
Hard rules, compiled. Fires on shreds, lands in the first blocks.
Your pick of model. Reads everything, then holds, adds or cuts.
When someone you watch posts, the brain reads it within seconds and arms the engine with names, tickers, words and image cues to fire on. A dog post becomes a dog watchlist before the first dog coin exists.
Right after the engine buys, the brain reads the coin: name, image, socials, dev history, how holders are moving. In a second or two it decides to hold, add or cut.
Dev selling, top wallets dumping, socials deleted. The brain sees it and pulls the stop before your ladder would. Wins still ride the ladder up to the 100x step.
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Preview made by the scorer in your browser. After launch, the model you picked answers in this exact format.
Write it the way you'd say it. Pick the brain, set the catalysts, tune the engine, set the exits. Every setting runs on the fees your coin earns.
Your wallet signs the full loadout. The rules, the brain and the engine settings are locked at launch.
Every buy and sell pays a creator fee into your coin's treasury.
A slice fuels the engine's tips and priority fees. The rest is ammo for shots.
Fresh launches that pass your rules get bought in the first blocks. The brain decides what stays.
Exits run on your ladder. Every closed win buys your coin back.
An engine that lands first, a brain you pick, and a flywheel that buys your coin back.
Build your sniper