BuyTech Sniper is genuinely multi-chain. The same paste-and-trade flow works across EVM networks, Solana, and a growing set of newer and niche chains that most competitors don't touch.
Families supported
- EVM networks — the largest ecosystem of chains, traded through the deepest DEX routes (see below).
- Solana — fast, low-fee trading routed through the leading Solana aggregator.
- Additional families — support for non-EVM networks beyond Solana is part of the same unified experience.
How trading is routed
On EVM chains, the bot doesn't guess a venue — it compares them:
- Uniswap-style V2, V3, and V4 pools
- Launchpad bonding curves (pre-graduation tokens)
- Other major DEXs and aggregated routes
For each trade the router picks the venue with the most output for your size — but never blindly. A shallow launch pool that quotes a hair more at a tiny size can trap you on the way out, so the router prefers depth you can actually sell back into. You are never routed into a pool you can't exit.
On Solana, swaps are routed through the leading aggregator for best execution across the whole liquidity landscape.
Verified, not copy-pasted
Every chain's core data — network id, routers, factories, wrapped-native and stablecoin addresses — was confirmed against a live node, not taken from a list. This catches the subtle traps that break other bots: wrong testnet vs. mainnet ids, stub tokens that revert, and DEXs deployed at non-standard addresses.
Balance-only vs. tradable
A chain is only enabled for trading once its full route is verified end-to-end. Chains that aren't fully verified still appear in Your Bags and can receive funds — the bot simply refuses to route a trade through an unverified address rather than risk your money.
Chain detection
You never have to tell the bot which network a token is on. Paste any contract address and the bot probes every reachable chain in parallel — checking bytecode, token reads, and pool depth — then resolves the right one (and asks you only when a token genuinely exists on several).