How to Snipe Solana Tokens via Telegram Bot

Thor's Telegram bot auto-buys Solana tokens the moment a contract address appears in a forwarded message, a link, or any content you send it — executing on private nodes with sub-50ms latency and roughly 70% same-block execution.

Mar 7, 2026·7 min read

What Is Token Sniping on Solana?

Sniping means buying a token within the first seconds — or milliseconds — of it becoming tradeable. On Solana, new tokens launch on Pump.fun, graduate to Raydium, or get called out in alpha groups continuously throughout the day. The traders who profit most are the ones who execute first, before the initial wave of buyers drives the price up.

Manual sniping is nearly impossible at scale. By the time you read a Telegram alpha call, copy the contract address, open your wallet, paste the CA, and confirm the transaction, dozens of bots have already filled. A Telegram sniper bot eliminates every one of those manual steps — the bot receives the CA, evaluates it against your settings, and executes the buy automatically.

Why same-block execution matters: Solana produces a new block roughly every 400ms. A same-block buy means your transaction lands in the exact block where the token first becomes tradeable — giving you the earliest possible entry price before any organic price movement occurs.

How Thor Detects Contract Addresses in Telegram

Thor's Telegram bot monitors every message you send or forward to it for recognisable Solana contract addresses. It does not require any specific command or format — it reads the content automatically. Three types of input trigger autobuy:

  • Raw contract address — paste or forward any message that contains a Solana token CA and Thor detects and acts on it immediately.
  • Links — DexScreener, Pump.fun, Birdeye, GMGN, and similar URLs contain the CA in the URL structure. Thor parses it automatically without you needing to extract it manually.
  • Forwarded messages — forward an alpha call directly from any Telegram group to your Thor bot. Even if the CA is buried in a block of text, Thor extracts and processes it.

This covers the full workflow of how Solana alpha actually moves: callers drop CAs in group chats, share DexScreener links, or post raw addresses. Thor handles all three without any extra steps from you.

Thor Sniper dashboard showing active snipe monitoring

Setting Up Thor for Telegram Sniping

  1. Open Thor on Telegram and create or import a wallet. Thor stores private keys with BS58 encryption — keys are never shared externally.
  2. Fund your Thor wallet with SOL. Keep a small reserve (at least 0.05–0.1 SOL) for network fees on top of your intended buy amounts.
  3. Go to Settings and configure your default trade parameters (see next section).
  4. Enable Autobuy. With autobuy on, Thor will execute immediately when it detects a CA in any message you send or forward to the bot.
  5. Configure AutoSell to set your take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing stop so exits are handled automatically after every snipe.

Configuring Your Snipe Settings

These are the core parameters to set before enabling autobuy. Thor applies them to every snipe triggered through the bot.

Buy amountSOL amount per snipe — size this relative to your stop-loss level
SlippageFor new launches: 15–30% is typical. Thor retries automatically if slippage is exceeded
Priority feeHigher fee = faster inclusion. For competitive snipes, use a higher priority fee
Anti-MEVEnable Jito tips to route transactions privately and reduce sandwich attack exposure
AutobuyToggle on/off instantly — disable when you want to inspect a CA before buying
Tip: Create multiple presets — one for high-conviction calls with a larger SOL amount, and one for speculative forwards with a smaller amount. Switch presets without changing your global settings.

AutoSell: Automating the Exit on Every Snipe

The buy is only half the trade. Thor's AutoSell registers your take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing stop the moment the buy confirms — so the exit is handled automatically without you needing to watch the chart.

Configure AutoSell in Settings → AutoSell in the Telegram bot. Once set, every snipe — including those triggered by forwarded messages — will have exit orders attached automatically.

  • Take Profit: sell a % of your position at a target multiplier (e.g., sell 50% at 2×)
  • Stop Loss: sell 100% if price drops to a defined % below entry (e.g., −40%)
  • Trailing Stop: follows the price upward and sells on reversal — captures upside without setting a hard ceiling

AutoSell runs on Thor's private servers 24/7. Closing the Telegram app or turning off your device has no effect on active exit orders.

Risk Management for Telegram Sniping

Autobuy makes execution fast, but it also means you are buying before you have evaluated the token. These practices help limit losses from bad calls:

  • Keep autobuy buy amounts small. The value of a Telegram sniper is speed across many trades, not sizing up on every single call. Small positions on many trades give you better expected value than large positions on unvetted ones.
  • Always have a stop loss set. With autobuy enabled, some trades will be into rugs or honeypots. A stop loss at −40% to −50% ensures any single bad call does not significantly impact your total portfolio.
  • Be selective about what you forward. Not every alpha call deserves a snipe. Forward selectively from sources you trust rather than treating every message as equally valid.
  • Toggle autobuy off when researching. If you want to look at a CA before buying, disable autobuy first, then paste the CA. Thor will show you the token details without executing.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Never miss an alpha call again

Thor's Telegram bot detects contract addresses in forwarded messages, links, and raw CAs — and executes on private nodes with sub-50ms latency and ~70% same-block rate. Set once, snipe automatically.

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