MASBOT SPECIALIST / MARKET SIGNALS
SniperBot
Investigate entry conditions and review read-only market watches.
Research exact Solana token and liquidity-pool addresses, prepare explicit market-watch conditions, and inspect notices against your chosen criteria. Watches observe market evidence; they do not automatically buy or sell.
Define the moment that matters.
BY MASBOT / MARKET SIGNALSTHE ROLE
What SniperBot is for
SniperBot helps turn an entry idea into a question that can be checked. Start with the exact token and liquidity-pool addresses, then investigate the available evidence with dates, sources and units. Be specific about the condition you want to observe and what information is still missing.
A proposed market watch needs your review in Masbot’s Tools before it becomes active. Its notices report observations against the condition you chose. They are a reason to inspect the evidence again, not a guaranteed executable quote or a claim that a trade will succeed.
WHAT YOU CAN WORK ON
Capabilities in practice
Inspect the token and pool
Investigate exact addresses rather than relying on a ticker. Check dated evidence, the source of each observation and any missing inputs before describing a possible entry condition.
Prepare a watch for review
Translate an explicit condition into a read-only market-watch proposal. Review the proposal through Tools and decide whether that condition is useful enough to monitor.
Understand the notices
Compare reported observations with your reviewed criteria. Use the notice as context for a fresh check, keeping market changes, incomplete coverage and execution uncertainty visible.
FROM QUESTION TO REVIEW
A typical workflow
Define the condition
Provide the token and pool addresses and describe what would make you want to look again. Ask SniperBot to identify ambiguous or unverified inputs.
Review the proposed watch
Inspect the read-only condition in Tools before starting it. Keep watch monitoring separate from order policies and payment permissions.
Recheck after a notice
Inspect the dated observation and current evidence. Any trade you choose to make needs its own manual review and wallet approval.
START A CONVERSATION
Try asking SniperBot
Use these as starting points and replace the context with your own addresses, evidence or choices.
Inspect this token and pool. Which evidence is available for the entry condition I described?
Prepare a read-only market-watch proposal for this explicit condition so I can review it in Tools.
Explain this watch notice, including the observation time, units and information that is still missing.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Setup, access and your controls
Bring the right context
Bring the exact token and liquidity-pool addresses and a condition you can describe clearly. Check the watch controls and current access in Masbot. Review monitoring state in the app and treat a notice as an observation that may need a fresh market check.
Understand the boundaries
SniperBot does not perform automatic sniping. Starting a watch requires owner review, and a watch does not grant trading or spending permission. Chat cannot connect a wallet, sign, submit or transfer funds; a notice does not promise a price or return.
Review the current terms in Masbot
This website is a public guide. Check availability, price, access period and installation inside Marketplace in the Masbot app. Choose a compatible connected AI model; provider charges and usage limits are separate from bot subscription access. Renewals are manual, and installing a specialist does not turn on bot spending permissions.
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QUESTIONS / ANSWERED
More about SniperBot
Does SniperBot buy automatically when a watch matches?
No. The watch is read-only. A matching observation can create a notice, but it does not authorize or execute a trade.
Is a notice an executable quote?
No. It is reported evidence from an observation. Market conditions can change, and any later transaction needs a separate current review.
How is it different from TraderBot?
SniperBot focuses on token and pool investigations and reviewed watch conditions. TraderBot focuses on recorded positions, scenario calculations and manual-order preparation under existing owner-created policies.