Gas Settings

This menu allows you to change the default gas, tip, and other settings for buying, selling, and sniping.

What is GWEI?

GWEI is a unit of measurement for gas price in Ethereum. It determines how much you pay for transactions to be processed. Higher GWEI means faster execution, while lower GWEI saves costs but may result in slower transactions.

Gas Settings

For all gas settings, the GWEI value you set is added on top of the block's base GWEI (e.g., if the base GWEI is 15 and you set Buy GWEI to 5, your total gas price will be 20 GWEI). Increasing GWEI helps prioritize your transactions, making them execute faster and improving their position within the block.

1. Auto Snipe Tip: Select to set the additional ETH you're willing to pay as a bribe to the block builder to prioritize your snipe over others. This applies only to unlaunched tokens you plan to snipe.

   • Banana Gun Bot uses ETH as a bribe and not GWEI.

   • If your snipe fails, you do not lose your tip amount.

2. First Bundle Backup Tip: Select to set the Backup Tip used when FoF does not trigger on MEV or Deadblock launches. If Backup is enabled, it will use this tip instead of the Snipe Tip.

3. Auto-Snipe Spend: Set the ETH amount to spend for sniping.

4. Auto-Snipe GWEI: Set additional GWEI for approving tokens post-purchase.

5. Buy GWEI: Set additional GWEI for buy transactions.

6. Approve GWEI: Set additional GWEI for approving tokens post-purchase.

7. Sell GWEI: Set additional GWEI for sell transactions.

8. Anti-Rug GWEI: Set additional GWEI for sell transactions when front-running a rug or tax change.

9. Sim Gas Limit: Set the max gas limit for simulated transactions to optimize execution and prevent excessive fees.

10. Buy Limit Order GWEI: Set additional GWEI for buy limit orders.

11. Mempool GWEI Limit: Set the maximum GWEI threshold for transactions to avoid excessive fees during high network congestion.