> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://mintechbots.gitbook.io/mintech-guide/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://mintechbots.gitbook.io/mintech-guide/defi/snipe-methods.md). # Snipe Methods {% embed url="" %} Click on the checkbox and select Buy {% endembed %} Fill in your desired gas values, swap amount, slippage and select which uniswap version you want.
To send the transaction as bundle simply mark the checkbox "Send as bundle" , for more details check out the shitcoins [MEV Bundling Guide](/mintech-guide/shitcoins/create-task/mev-bundling.md) it is really important to get your bloxroute key.
The more interesting part is coming, our advanced snipe methods. We have 4 methods: Limit buy, Limit buy MC, Exact Tokens Snipe and Exact Supply snipe. When Auto Approve is enabled bot will send an approve transaction after the snipe.

For limit buy, you try to snipe at a specific price % below the current price

For Limit Buy MC, you can ignore the target MC section. Just input the custom MC with the full amount and bot will try to snipe at that MC.

For Exact Tokens, bot tries to buy the amount of tokens you input.

For Exact Supply, bot tries to buy the specific % input you put of the token supply

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