This page describes the mechanics of a trading session in plain terms. It is a description of the product, not a promise about results.
1A session, not a subscription
The engine does not run continuously. It works in sessions: you start one, it runs for a fixed window, and it closes with a result. Nothing happens on your balance between sessions.
A session lasts 20–30 minutes depending on your rung. After it closes, a cooldown runs before the next one can start: 1 hour during the first 24 hours and 6 hours after that, the same on every rung.
You start every session yourself. There is no setting that makes the engine trade on its own while you are away, and there is no way for support to start one for you.
2What it trades
The engine works in memecoin markets on Solana and EVM chains. It watches new pools and pairs, screens the contract behind them, and takes positions where its rules are met.
- Contracts are screened before entry — ownership, mint authority and liquidity locks among them.
- Positions are sized against your balance, never against credit or leverage.
- Exits are rule-based: staged take-profit levels and a stop-loss on every position.
A pair the engine rejects never appears as a position. The engine feed on your dashboard prints these rejections as well as the trades, because a screen that only shows wins is a screen that misleads.
3Where the numbers on screen come from
The balance, the session result and the equity curve are all printed from the same record of settled trades. The curve is not an illustration drawn beside the numbers — it is those numbers, plotted.
A point already drawn on the curve does not move afterwards. If a figure on your screen ever contradicts another figure on the same screen, that is a defect, and support wants to hear about it.
4What it is not
The engine is a tool, not a managed fund and not an investment adviser. Nobody at Snipe decides what your capital should be doing, and no result shown anywhere on this site is a forecast.