๐ ๏ธGetting started
Technically there's no minimum requirement for SOL amount to use the bot. But it's recommended to have some sol in the wallet as it will use it to do arbitrage trade.
The trade size of this bot is decided onchain to find the most optimal one, so you need to keep enough wsol in your wallet for the trades to happen.
Step 2: Get a Linux machine
The bot runs on linux, so you need to either rent one or use your own. The bot has very minimum requirement for hardware. In theory you can run it on any linux machine. WSL on windows is known to have issue and not working well with the bot.
Step 3: Download and unzip
Download
First ssh into your Linux machine, then download the zip file for the latest release.
The latest release can be found here: Release
Create a new folder for the bot
mkdir bot
cd botInstall wget
sudo apt update
sudo apt install wgetDownload using wget. Note you should replace the link with the one in the latest release:
wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/solanamevbotonchain/files/smb-onchain-0.8.0.zipInstall unzip
sudo apt update
sudo apt install unzipUnzip the file(replace the file name with the one you downloaded)
unzip smb-onchain-0.8.0.zipUpgrade to the latest version
./upgrade.shCheck if everything is unzipped correctly
lsYou should see at least the following files after running ls
upgrade.sh
smb-onchain
Step 4: Config and Run
Setup
Refer to the Bot configurations page for how to create a config file. You should create a config file called config.toml
Last step, give permissions to the bot to run
chmod +x *Now you are all set to run!
To run the bot, simply do the following:
./smb-onchain run config.tomlJoin the Discord to learn how to optimize your setup with other users!
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