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What is Poly Sniper?
The customer operates a Linux package with a dashboard, signal logs and local SQLite trade history. Per-coin license keys select which of the four bots run; the fleet is one offering rather than separate hosted services. Basic and Premium share the strategy core and signals. The guide describes demo startup, while the advertised 14-day trial provides Premium functions with live market data and virtual positions.
Self-hosting still depends on outbound market, signal and license services. Published profit curves, win rates, account narrative and a linked Kalshi profile are provider-presented material; Polymarket trades and returns were not reconstructed. The guide conflicts over localhost-only versus all-interface dashboard binding and gives hosting examples inconsistent with eligibility guidance. Those issues need resolution before credentials or funded use.
Who it is for
- Technically capable traders comparing self-hosted crypto automation.
- Operators able to manage Linux and isolate a dedicated trading wallet.
- Researchers beginning with documented simulation rather than a funded bot.
Features and coverage
- Per-coin licensed bots
BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP bots come in one package; individual license keys control the enabled coins.
- Demo before real execution
The guide describes real market data with virtual positions at startup. The trial offers Premium functions in simulation without automatic billing; live mode requires a separate user action.
- Tier-specific controls
Basic advertises five-second order-book polling. Premium advertises one-second polling, selected-signal stake multipliers, entry-price filters, daily digests and balance alerts. These response times were not measured.
- Local operation with remote dependencies
The dashboard manages configuration, updates and supervision; trade history uses local SQLite while the software connects to market, signal and license services.
Workflows with Poly Sniper
Evaluate without trading capital
Read hardware, credential and trial requirements before independently trying only the documented demo. Compare simulated fills with actual order-book conditions and resolution timing.
Budget the full fleet
A license covers a coin and tier; it does not supply a hosted operator. Budget for the VPS and venue costs, then establish who can access credentials and who will monitor and update the bot. All four coin licenses can be managed in the same installation.
Pricing and total cost
Monthly Basic/Premium prices per bot are BTC $129/$259, ETH $99/$180, SOL $29/$45 and XRP $39/$75. All-coin bundles are $249 Basic or $489 Premium per month. VPS and venue costs are additional.
Basic
BTC $129; ETH $99; SOL $29; XRP $39 per month
- Self-hosted engine.
- Provider-described five-second order-book polling.
Premium
BTC $259; ETH $180; SOL $45; XRP $75 per month
- Basic functions.
- Provider-described one-second polling, sizing and entry-price filters.
Full fleet
$249 Basic or $489 Premium per month
- All four coin licenses.
Trial: A free 14-day Premium-feature simulation trial has no automatic billing. A paid crypto subscription is optional afterwards.
Access: Paid licenses use crypto payments. The operator advertises a maximum of 50 active licenses per coin; checkout availability may change.
Getting started
Before you start: The guide alternates between localhost-only and all-interface dashboard access, with hosting examples inconsistent with its eligibility guidance.
- Read installation and eligibility guidance, and resolve conflicting hosting and dashboard-binding instructions with the provider.
- Review the package, required Python version, license/signal-server dependencies and storage of wallet credentials before an independent installation.
- If evaluating, start only with the documented demo and restrict dashboard access. No package, provider code, wallet or funded bot was run for this review.
Conflicting dashboard-binding and hosting instructions need clarification before using credentials.
Useful links
What to check
- The guide alternates between localhost-only and all-interface dashboard access, with hosting examples inconsistent with its eligibility guidance.
- A wallet private key controls wallet funds; self-hosting does not eliminate credential exposure.
- Security, profitability, license-seat counts and response speeds were not independently verified.
- Provider signal and license servers remain dependencies.
- No bot code, wallet connection or funded execution was tested.
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Frequently asked questions about Poly Sniper
Is a self-hosted bot independent of the provider?
No. Local processes and storage still depend on outbound signal and license-server connections.
Does Premium have a different strategy?
The pricing page says both tiers share logic and signals. Premium adds polling, sizing, entry filtering and monitoring controls.
Were the published returns verified?
No. Charts, account narrative and the linked Kalshi profile are provider-presented evidence. This review did not reconstruct Polymarket trades or validate returns.
Does the trial automatically trade real money?
The advertised trial uses simulated positions and has no automatic billing. The guide describes switching to live as a separate user action.