GMGN Co-founder Haze responds to sitting idle P rookie live broadcast: GMGN setup tips sharing

Author: Haze

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After watching Ku Zuo’s live stream, the dog fighting setup:

GMGN + GMGN Twitter monitoring + GMGN address monitoring + a super gaming desktop + a good gaming mouse + a good network.

If you want to do things well, you must first sharpen your tools.

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If you want to buy and sell quickly, do you know about keyboard shortcuts?

QWER takes you away, don’t say it’s useless nonsense.

Open this, turn on the floating panel.

Then look at the previous picture, light up that keyboard button.

Hold space + QWER, ASDF, etc., and that’s it.

How much faster are you compared to moving the mouse back and forth? Think for yourself.

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If newly created ones are all a few seconds late, reset the local time.

While everyone’s curiosity is high, I’ll say a few words.

Some group members find that every time they push out new coins in the war zone (without filtering), the time always shows a fixed number of seconds instead of 0 seconds. It feels like their war zone is very slow.

Most likely, your computer’s local time has a problem.

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When buying in the war zone, are the buttons too small?? Hand fatigue makes it impossible to target?

We made giant, glowing buttons.

All the so-called fancy stuff is just to improve the speed difference by 1 second.

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Let me break it down for everyone. Maybe watching the live stream is just for fun, then shouting “awesome” or “CS.”

Ku Zuo’s method is a form of MEME trading, trending news hot spots.

What capabilities does it mainly have?

Fast Twitter monitoring + focus + quick buying ability.

Device configuration:

The higher the computer specs, the better, because you’re playing AAA games, milliseconds matter.

You must use a mouse; if you use a touchpad, you’re done.

Use a multi-key mouse, because besides buying, the mouse shortcuts can quickly return to the war zone page.

Keyboard doesn’t matter.

Wear headphones because you need to listen to monitoring alert sounds.

Software setup:

Browser - Chrome, the most compatible.

Avoid installing too many plugins, as they can cause lag. The goal is peak performance.

GMGN setup:

Address monitoring:

This method doesn’t rely on judgment, so you only need to open one address monitoring window, usually placed in the middle or lower part, mainly to check if liquidity has arrived. Why not on the left or right float? Because scanning back and forth with your eyes is tiring and wastes focus.

X monitoring:

Usually done with extensions to avoid floating windows overlapping with the war zone, which can affect single-page resources.

Also remember to customize to what feels comfortable for you. For example, font size, keyword prompts, Twitter background settings, sounds, etc.

War zone: Since it doesn’t require special data judgment, you can turn off many data items to improve page performance and keep your war zone clean and not distract your long-term focus. You can also use giant buttons to press faster during quick buys. If you’re unsure about buying less or more, turn on the second buy button. Set a separate amount. Everything is in the war zone’s customization.

Trading setup:

Quick input, usually with a slippage of 100%, enable MEV anti-sniping protection, GAS FEE depends on how much you’re willing to pay. Nothing more to say.

That’s the basic setup. Have fun everyone.

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GMGN’s Twitter monitoring API costs hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.

Speed comes at a price. Break the bank and give it all to everyone.

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Previously, GMGN set up many functions, which may seem flashy, but they are all about speed and focus.

Experience the details more, and you’ll know that the GMGN team is a dog fighting team.

They just don’t step into the ring to P with everyone.