> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://brocktrade.gitbook.io/brocktrade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://brocktrade.gitbook.io/brocktrade/getting-started/sections.md).

# Sections

## **The document is structured as follows:**

> **Section** 1**: setting up your wallet with the bot.** You can import your own wallet or create a “burner” wallet through this bot.
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> **Section** 2**: configuring wallet settings.**
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> **Section** 3**: using the bot as a trading terminal.**   Paste a valid contract address into the bot and enjoy our straightforward and efficient trading experience that will make Rockswap/Sphynx obsolete.
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> **Section** 4**: how the bot functions after a buy has been made.** The bot offers a suite of autoselling options for stopping losses and securing profits. It will also attempt to frontrun liquidity rugs to secure your holdings. The bot gives you all the tools to maximize profits on your investments.
>
> **Section** 5**: using the bot to copytrade.** This modality allows to copy the buys and sells of tracked wallets at amazing speeds.
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> **Section** 6: **using the bot to snipe presales\[Sphynx,Pinksale & Gempad.** This is a classic feature that is to be expected at this point. We streamlined the experience to keep it as simple and accessible as possible.
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> **Section** 7**:** Monetization and sniper bot fees.


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