NotArb - Solana Arbitrage Bot
  • Getting Started
    • Welcome
    • Changelog
    • The Basics
  • Setup
    • Start Here!
    • Prerequisites
      • Recommended Apps
      • RPC Providers
      • Linux Machines
    • Logging in Using SSH
    • Securing Your Machine
      • User Management
      • SSH Key-Based Authentication
      • Setting up UFW
      • Setting up fail2ban
      • Securing Wallet Private Key
    • Setting up for FTP
    • Initial Setup of NotArb
    • Using Screens
    • Making a Solana Wallet
  • Configurations
    • Using Nano
    • Config Basics
    • bot-config.toml
      • General Bot Settings
      • WSOL Unwrapper
      • JITO Strategy Settings
      • Spam Strategy Settings
      • Token Lists Settings
      • Swap Settings
    • jupiter-config.toml
      • Manager Settings
      • Env Settings
      • Mint Filters
    • Shell Scripts
      • run-bot.sh
      • run-jupiter.sh
      • run-screens.sh
  • Usage
    • Strategies
      • Jito Strategy
      • Spam Strategy
    • Updating
  • EXPERIMENTAL FEATURES
    • Overview & Caution
    • New Setup Configurations
  • New Mint Configurations
  • Default Strategy Fields
  • Jito Example
  • Spam Example
  • Extra Features
  • Support
    • FAQ
    • Common Issues
    • Troubleshooting
    • NotArb Docs Tracker
    • Contact
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