Feature and QoL Update Maestro Launch Simulation - Pre | Maestro Sniper Bot Updates

Feature and QoL Update


Maestro Launch Simulation - Premium exclusive

Tired of buying in deadblocks or guessing at a contract's launch method/max wallet? Maestro Launch Simulation is here to save the day.

Premium users can now simulate contract launches directly through the bot. Our launch simulations will automatically identify deadblocks, launch taxes, launch methods, and the contract's max buy BEFORE launch, which makes God Mode a lot more streamlined and efficient to use. Simply paste a contract, go to God Mode, and press the Simulate button. Five seconds later, you'll get a detailed report of the contract's launch state, including everything you need to successfully and safely snipe the launch.

This feature is exclusive to Premium members. We've promised tons of unrevealed benefits to our most dedicated users, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Maestro Launch Simulation is only the first step towards completely automating the God Mode experience for Premium users, so buckle up and enjoy the ride.

Maestro Wallet Bot Update - Arbitrum

Our Arbitrum userbase has been steadily growing ever since the chain was integrated into the sniper bot, and it's about time we gave them the same care we've given to BSC and ETH. Our wallet tracker @MaestroWalletBot now supports Arbitrum wallets. You can now utilize the wallet bot to keep track of your Arbitrum token balances and receive lightning-fast price alerts in real time. You can also quickly navigate to the wallet tracker by pressing the Balance button in the sniper bot.

Cross-Chain Wallet Imports

Many users have expressed interest in using the same wallet address on multiple chains, but the process to accomplish that involved messing around with private keys/mnemonic phrases. Our new command /import is here to rectify that.

This command allows you to import an already connected wallet across different chains, and it's fairly simple to use. It requires 4 arguments (origin chain, origin wallet name, destination chain, destination wallet name). For example, if you want to import your main BSC wallet to ETH and name it "Wallet1", you would use:

/import BSC main ETH Wallet1

And you'll be good to go!

Miscellaneous fixes and additions

1. You can now pay for Premium using ARB-ETH.

2. Fixed an issue that hindered tax estimations for Camelot tokens.

3. Improved copytrade for Camelot tokens.

4. Improved handling of non-native pools for Uniswap V3 tokens.

5. God Mode now displays Unidentified Methods.


And as usual, thank you for all the support and feedback. Please report any issues to @MaestroBotsAdmin. Happy sniping :)