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Slippage Slippage is calculated after taxes. For example, if you plan to sell a token for 1 ETH, and there's a 50% tax on the token, your initial 1 ETH will be reduced to 0.5 ETH due to the tax. Then, the slippage is applied. Consequently, the actual minimum amount you'll end up selling may be much less than 0.5 ETH. **For tax protection you can select the maximum buy and sell taxes in the settings. Slippage is calculated not on token price fluctuation, but on the amount you are trying to sell. For example: You are trying to sell 1 Eth worth of Pepe and you have slippage set at 50%. This means that right after selling you are accepting that your tokens will be worth anywhere from 0.5 Eth to 1 Eth (if taxes are at 0%)** **Keep in mind, there is no anti-mev on Binance Smart Chain, so please use Slippage!**
Gas Select the amount of Gas you would like to use for your transactions by pressing the ⛽️GWEI button. The more Gas you use, the better position in the block you will get, but the transaction will cost you more.
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