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Smart 🦊 Solana Trading Bot 🎯

Features

⚡️ High Speed and Accuracy
⚡️ Optimized
⚡️ Typescript
⚡️ Raydium and Jupiter API
⚡️ Helius RPC Provider

To view the bot: click here

How To Use the bot 🔧

Start the bot

/start

To receive the alarms from bot, you should set the bot on.

Set configuration to control the bot actions

/setting

You can see the wallet address and private key by clicking 💳 Wallet (0) button.

You can see the button 🆕 New Migration Alarm Off 🔴

Click that button to set the bot on, then it will change to 🆕 New Migration Alarm On 🟢

You can set the auto trade on to buy token automatically. ⚙ Auto Trade On 🟢

You can set a time range when the bot will turn on and turn off using ⏳ Start At: 0:00 and ⏳ Stop At: 24:00 buttons.

To use the time range setting, you should turn on the ⏰ Time Check On 🟢

You can set the parameters to buy and sell the token such as amount, priority fee and slippageBps.

To see the help

/help

Getting Started 🚀

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites 📋

You'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with NPM) installed on your computer.

node@22.3.0 or higher
npm@10.8.1 or higher
git@2.45.1 or higher

Also, you can use Yarn instead of NPM ☝️

yarn@v1.22.10 or higher

Creating a bot 🤖

  1. Search for the BotFather.

  2. Send the message /start to the BotFather.

  3. Send /newbot.

  4. Give the bot a name e.g testing_xyz.

  5. Give the bot a username testing_xyz_bot.

  6. Now capture the HTTP API token it's very important!

  1. Now search for the bot name testing_xyz and send a message to the bot contact.

From your command line, first clone EdgeStrike:

# Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/jakeenan14/EdgeStrike

# Move into the repository
$ cd EdgeStrike

# Remove the current origin repository
$ git remote remove origin

After that, you should make .env file and set the environment variables.

# copy .env.sample file to .env file
touch .env

After that command, you shoud add BOT_TOKEN, HTTP_URL, WSS_URL.

After that, you can install the dependencies either using NPM or Yarn.

Using NPM: Simply run the below commands.

# Install dependencies
$ npm install

# Start the development server
$ npm run dev

Using Yarn: Be aware of that you'll need to delete the package-lock.json file before executing the below commands.

# Install dependencies
$ yarn

# Start the development server
$ yarn start

NOTE: If your run into issues installing the dependencies with NPM, use this below command:

# Install dependencies with all permissions
$ sudo npm install --unsafe-perm=true --allow-root

Once your server has started, go to @EdgeStrike bot to see how the bot acts.