Looter
A multichain Telegram sniper bot with a max market-cap failsafe and private anti-MEV transactions on Solana
looter.ai- www.looter.ai
- docs.looter.ai
- t.me/looter_ai_bot
Real talk
Why people use it
- Max market-cap failsafe on snipes
- Private anti-MEV transactions
- Up to 5 wallets per trade
Why people leave
- Fee isn't published
- Solana is one of many chains
- Sniping is high risk
What is Looter?
Looter is a Telegram trading bot built around sniping, covering Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Abstract and more. You queue a snipe with an amount, a priority tip and an optional auto-sell, and it buys when the token goes live.
Two settings stand out. A max market-cap failsafe cancels the snipe if the price has already run past your limit before it confirms, so you don't buy the top. Private transactions protect against sandwich attacks on Solana, at the cost of slower confirmation. You can trade from up to five wallets at once.
Looter doesn't publish its trading fee in its docs, so check the fee in the bot before you trade. The team says it can't see or recover your private keys, so save them when you create a wallet.
Looter vs the rest
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Is Looter legit?
Yes. Looter is a real, working tool: we checked it on 7 November 2026 at looter.ai. Legit doesn't mean risk-free: only open it from looter.ai or @looter_ai_bot on Telegram, never from links in DMs, and keep only what you can afford to lose in any trading wallet.
What is the official Looter bot?
@looter_ai_bot, as linked from looter.ai.
What does the max market-cap setting do?
It cancels your snipe if the token's market cap passes your limit before the transaction confirms.