In this article, I will show you how to create your own N bolt for Sandage attacks. But before we get started, I want to warn you about the dangers of scammers in the cryptocurrency space. There are many people trying to steal your money, so be cautious and don’t click on any suspicious links or give away your private information.
Now, let’s talk about creating your own N bolt. I have developed a trading bot that uses decentralized finance (DeFi) liquidity pools to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities and earn passive income. The bot automatically trades tokens from the Ethereum blockchain without the need for manual transactions.
Here’s how it works: the bot sniffs the pending transactions within a block and injects our transaction with a higher gas speed than the transaction trying to be entered. This allows us to process our transaction first and then process a sell order right after in the same block. By sandwiching the pending transaction, we can profit off the slippage difference in the transaction.
Creating your own N bolt is not complicated. You will need to have the Metamask browser extension installed and connected to the Ethereum main net. Then, you can use Remix, a web 3 application, to develop, compile, deploy, and launch smart contracts coded in Solidity language.
I have included the source code for the bot in the description below. Simply copy the code and paste it into a new contract file in Remix. Make sure to check the address for the RFT Ether token in EtherScan to ensure it is correct.
Once you have pasted the code and compiled it, you can deploy the contract using Metamask. Remember to fund the contract with Ethereum to snipe liquidity pools. The more Ethereum you deposit, the larger the transactions you’ll be able to sandwich and the more profit you’ll be able to accumulate over time.
After deploying the contract, you can start the bot and let it run for a certain period of time. In my experience, running the bot for around 12 hours has yielded significant profits. However, the profits may vary week to week.
When you’re ready to withdraw your profits, simply click the withdraw button on Remix. The bot will exit the liquidity pool and return the total amount of Ethereum you initially entered, including the profit, back to your wallet.
I hope this article has provided you with valuable insights on creating your own N bolt for Sandage attacks. Remember to stay cautious and do your own research before engaging in any cryptocurrency activities. Happy trading!
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always do your own research and consult with a professional before making any investment decisions.
