La VÉRITÉ sur MON BOT de sniping : validateurs, coûts et résultats sans filtres

Welcome everyone to part 5 of the explanations of why my F Project crypto box, which is a sniping method, costs me 8K per month in infrastructure and how it allows me to snipe any crypto in 0.23 minutes. So in the previous parts, so there were four parts before, we were able to see in part number 1 the

latency and in particular the anatomy of a transaction on Solana. So how does a transaction happen from the moment we receive it to the moment we buy it? What is our server used for? So we have some rather special servers. So what is the purpose of the private note we also have? Why is this the best

option we can have? Then, in the last episode, we saw the shred streams. So these are the things that allow us to see transactions before they are validated. This is what allows us, in particular, to do front run and to be able to go directly to the validator who has been chosen as the leader. And then in

this video we're going to talk about the validator itself. So the validator, for those who don't know, is a computer that validates all transactions and creates not all transactions, sorry, it's a computer that validates transactions and creates blocks on Solana. So there you have it , with each transaction, so each block, OK, as I explained in

part 1. By the way, go and see them because if you haven't looked at the different parts before, you won't understand what I'm going to talk about just before because there is a logic to it, quite simply. Each server is a consequence of the other and independent, well, independently each service that I use and that I presented to you

in the previous parts is useless. They serve a purpose and they allow me to be fast because they are together. OK? So go and look at the previous parts if you haven't already. And if you ever want to know how I use the bot, because here I'm talking about the technical aspects, but if you don't care, then