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# Sniper Strategies

### Modes

Each wallet selects aggressive or steady mode. The mode controls when a verified candidate may create a trade intent.

| Mode              | Trigger requirement                                           |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Aggressive        | A safe CA and a materially liquid, tradable primary ETH pool. |
| Verified / steady | Aggressive requirements plus a permanently locked primary LP. |

### Signal to execution

A qualifying signal creates one intent per enabled wallet. It does not bypass wallet-level limits.

Every execution requires a ready verified route, pinned codehash, fee limit, quote, slippage limit, `eth_call` simulation, gas estimate, ETH balance, signing, broadcast, and receipt confirmation.

No verified route means no transaction.

### Launcher sniper fee limits

Fee limits are not fixed charges. Each custody wallet independently sets a maximum Launcher buy surcharge and maximum Launcher sell fee.

Available limits are 0%, 5%, 10%, 20%, 50%, and 100%. The default is 0%, so the wallet accepts only a live Launcher fee read of 0%.

Before a real trade, the system reads the live fee. It does not sign or broadcast if the fee cannot be read. It also stops when the fee exceeds that wallet’s limit.

Launcher buy and sell fees differ from AMM pool fees, slippage, token tax, and the 1% platform fee. Each cost has its own source and effect.

After verified real learning-wallet buys and sells, the service continuously samples verifiable fee getters and execution results. These samples build an early-surcharge decay curve.

A complete curve requires production Launcher data and real samples. It is not guaranteed before launch.

{% hint style="warning" %}
A fee limit is a risk-control threshold. It does not guarantee execution price, success, or profit.
{% endhint %}

### Position controls

Buy amount sets the intended ETH input. Slippage limits accepted quote movement. The gas multiplier adjusts the estimated transaction gas.

Stop loss and tiered take-profit rules apply per wallet. A take-profit percentage sells from the remaining position, not the original position.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Aggressive mode may act before the primary LP is permanently locked. It carries additional pool and launch risk.
{% endhint %}


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