# Sniping :octagonal\_sign: ***Sniping Disclaimer:** while Triton has build-in audit results and an Anti-MEV node, we are not responsible for any losses caused by investors sniping malicious tokens. Moreover, users are advised to always double check their settings, including the enabling of 'Anti-MEV', and their snipe settings, before sniping any token, to avoid losing money. Lastly, ALWAYS check the contract address you are buying or selling on Etherscan, to avoid being scammed by a copycat contract.*\ \ Want to be one of the first wallets to buy a new token, and potentially increase your gains exponentially? Sniping might be the right choice for you. In the chapter [Snipers](https://triton-sniper-product-docs.gitbook.io/triton-sniper-product-docs/introduction/snipers), we have introduced the concept of Sniping, which Triton enables through an easy-to-use and all-in-one web-based tool.\ \ **Connecting & Entering the Platform**\ To get started sniping tokens with Triton, simply follow the first steps described in the previous chapter to login and enter the platform. Once connected and your wallet is funded, you can start sniping by navigating to the ‘Sniping’ section at the top of the website.

Accessing the Sniping section of Triton

**Sniping Tokens**\ From here, you can set your preferred settings, such as slippage, priority fee, max gas limit, and of course the preferred amount you want to snipe. Simply input the token you want to snipe and hit ‘save’. You will then receive a pop-up notification that your snipe is set up. Please be mindful that you have to have enough funds in your wallet for the snipe and gas fees.

Input box for token to be sniped

Once your snipe is set up, you can check, analyze and review the progress of the Snipe in the ‘Pending Snipes’ section. From here, you can see if the Snipe is pending, successfully executed or failed. If you no longer wish to snipe the token, you can cancel it by hitting the trashcan icon next to the pending snipe.

Pending snipe section

*Fees: please note that Triton Sniper charges a 0.2% fee on every token snipe. These fees are partially distributed to holders in a Revenue Sharing program, as detailed in the chapter* [*Why Hold $TRITON?*](https://triton-sniper-product-docs.gitbook.io/triton-sniper-product-docs/usdtriton/why-hold-usdtriton)*.* --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://triton-sniper-product-docs.gitbook.io/triton-sniper-product-docs/our-solution/sniping.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.