Solana trading tools
built by people who got
sick of losing to MEV bots.

32 million tokens have been minted on Solana. Fewer than 2% reach graduation. Of those, most lose 90%+ of their value within 48 hours. The system isn't broken. It works exactly as designed. It's just not designed for you.

When you swap on a Solana DEX through a standard wallet, your transaction enters the public mempool. MEV searchers see it, construct a sandwich attack, and submit a bundle through Jito's block engine. They buy before your trade, sell after, and keep the difference. The validator gets a tip. The searcher gets profit. You get a worse price. You're paying for your own extraction.

Meanwhile, most token developers retain mint authority and freeze authority. They can mint unlimited tokens or lock your wallet at any time. Legitimate projects renounce both. Most don't.

The tools available to retail traders don't help. Your wallet routes through the public mempool by default. The launchpad interface shows bonding curve progress but not holder distribution. You're trading blind against infrastructure that can see every move you make.

We built ZeroSnipe to fix this. It monitors new pool deployments, validates token security before the first buy, and routes transactions through private channels that bypass the public mempool entirely. If the bots can't see your transaction, they can't sandwich it.