System Architecture

At a high level, Blinksnipe operates through the following flow:

User Wallet

Telegram Bot Interface

Strategy & Configuration Layer

Liquidity Detection Engine

Mempool Monitoring & Execution Engine

EVM Network (DEX / Token Contract)

Each layer is optimized to minimize latency while maintaining execution accuracy and safety.


5.2 Telegram Bot Interface Layer

The Telegram Bot Interface serves as the primary control surface for users.

Responsibilities:

  • Wallet connection and authorization

  • Strategy configuration (buy amount, slippage, gas, safety rules)

  • Launching and stopping sniper tasks

  • Reporting execution status and results

This layer is intentionally lightweight to ensure fast command processing and immediate task execution.


5.3 Strategy & Configuration Layer

The Strategy Layer translates user-defined parameters into executable logic.

Key functions:

  • Validate user inputs

  • Store strategy parameters securely

  • Define execution conditions

  • Apply risk preferences

This separation allows strategies to be adjusted without altering the execution engine itself.


5.4 Liquidity Detection Engine

The Liquidity Detection Engine is responsible for identifying the exact moment a token becomes tradable.

Detection methods include:

  • Monitoring liquidity additions on supported DEXs

  • Tracking pair creation events

  • Observing relevant contract calls

Once liquidity is detected, a signal is immediately sent to the execution engine, triggering trade execution.


5.5 Mempool Monitoring Engine

Blinksnipe continuously monitors the public mempool to gain early visibility into pending transactions.

Capabilities:

  • Detect liquidity-related transactions before confirmation

  • Identify competing sniper activity

  • Optimize gas strategy based on mempool congestion

This allows Blinksnipe to submit transactions with competitive priority during launch events.


5.6 Execution Engine

The Execution Engine is the core of Blinksnipe’s performance advantage.

Key features:

  • Ultra-fast transaction construction

  • Dynamic gas price optimization

  • Precise timing aligned with liquidity availability

  • Minimal execution overhead

Transactions are crafted and broadcasted immediately when conditions are met, minimizing delay between detection and execution.


5.7 Anti-Bot & Anti-Snipe Logic Module

To interact safely with modern launch contracts, Blinksnipe includes adaptive logic to handle common defenses.

This module handles:

  • Trading delay detection

  • Max transaction limit checks

  • Temporary restrictions and cooldowns

Execution timing and parameters are adjusted dynamically to reduce failed transactions or fund lockups.


5.8 Safety & Risk Analysis Module

Blinksnipe integrates a risk analysis pipeline that operates alongside execution logic.

Checks may include:

  • Honeypot detection

  • Buy/sell tax validation

  • Trading permission checks

  • Contract behavior analysis

These checks are optimized to run quickly and can be configured or disabled based on user preference.


5.9 Non-Custodial Wallet Interaction

Blinksnipe follows a non-custodial architecture.

  • User funds remain in the user’s wallet

  • Transactions require explicit user authorization

  • Blinksnipe never holds private keys

This ensures user control while maintaining execution performance.


5.10 Scalability & Multi-Chain Design

The system is designed to scale across:

  • Multiple EVM chains

  • Different DEX implementations

  • Increasing transaction volume

The modular design allows new chains or DEXs to be added without restructuring the entire system.


Summary

The Blinksnipe system architecture is engineered to operate where speed, precision, and reliability are critical. By combining real-time liquidity detection, mempool-aware execution, and configurable safety logic, Blinksnipe delivers a unified sniper trading system capable of competing in the most demanding launch environments.

Speed is architecture. Architecture is alpha.

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