# AMM Sniper

The AMM Sniper allows buying tokens that have already **left the launch phase** and migrated to PumpSwap — Pump.fun's AMM market.

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## What's the difference from the regular Sniper?

On Pump.fun, tokens go through two phases:

| Phase              | Description                            | Which handler |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------- | ------------- |
| **Bonding Curve**  | Launch phase — from creation           | Main Sniper   |
| **AMM (PumpSwap)** | After graduation (\~84 SOL market cap) | AMM Sniper    |

The main Sniper buys brand new tokens. The AMM Sniper buys graduated tokens, in the context of Copytrade or Rug Tracker.

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## When does the AMM Sniper activate?

The AMM Sniper triggers automatically in two situations:

* **Copytrade** — a wallet you copy buys a token already on PumpSwap
* **Rug Tracker** — a rugger launches a token that is already graduated

You don't need to configure anything manually — the bot detects whether a token is on the bonding curve or the AMM and uses the right mechanism automatically.

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## Technical differences (for info)

| Aspect             | Regular Sniper        | AMM Sniper                  |
| ------------------ | --------------------- | --------------------------- |
| Speed              | Ultra-fast            | Slightly slower             |
| Supported tokens   | New tokens            | Graduated tokens            |
| Wrapped SOL (WSOL) | No                    | Yes (handled automatically) |
| Sending            | 11 relays in parallel | Via Jito                    |

> The SOL wrapping/unwrapping is entirely handled by the bot. You won't notice any difference as a user.


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