# Manual

1. Go to the 'Accounts' tab: In the 0xSniper interface, start by navigating to the 'Accounts' tab.
2. Add Your Wallet: Here, you'll need to enter your wallet's private key. This step is crucial for enabling the bot to execute transactions on your behalf. Remember, your private key is sensitive information. Always ensure you're on the legitimate 0xSniper platform and never share your private key with anyone or any suspicious sites.
3. Contract Address (CA): Enter the contract address of the token you wish to buy. Make sure this is correct, as transactions cannot be reversed.
4. Snipe Amount: For example, if you want to buy 0.04 ETH worth of the token, enter "0.04".
5. Slippage: This accounts for price movement while your transaction is being processed. If the token has a tax, set the slippage to accommodate that.
6. Buy Gwei: This is the gas price for buying the token. The higher the Gwei, the faster your buy order will be processed.
7. Sell Gwei: This is the gas price for selling the token. Like with buy Gwei, a higher sell Gwei will process your sell order faster.
8. Max Buy/Sell Tax: This is the maximum tax on the token you're buying. If a token has high taxes, your buy may fail if you don't set the max buy tax high enough.

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Once all the parameters are set, click on the "Buy" button to execute the transaction. Always be sure to double-check all details before confirming any transaction.

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