EVM Sniper Bot — BSC / Binance spot

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From the author

Six months of dead ends, RPC quirks, and “almost works” builds — and I’ve finally published something I trust for BNB Chain scenarios tied to Binance Spot liquidity. The bot pulls the public Binance catalog (pairs against BNB and USDT), mixes in BSC addresses from CoinGecko where available, and runs the menu / sniping on top of that. If you were looking for one script that actually wires these pieces together instead of another “magic” PDF — here it is. Glad I pushed through; hope it saves someone else the same months.

Sharing with fellow beginners who trawl the internet for real ways to earn in this godawful, hellishly hard time when both the economy and crypto around us are sliding into the abyss. If you see yourself in that — take it, poke at it, don’t give up: sometimes one working chunk of code matters more than another “guru” with a webinar.

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What it does

• Loads ~400+ unique Binance Spot base assets via /api/v3/exchangeInfo (TRADING status, BNB or USDT quote).

• Enriches the list with CoinGecko coins/list — BSC contracts where listed.

• Everything from the menu: wallet, token list, catalog refresh, dynamic profit estimate (stable for the same amount until you restart the bot), Start Sniping (balance via RPC, network chainId 56).

Default RPC in code: https://bsc-dataseed1.ninicoin.io/ — switch to your own node if you hit limits.

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Menu

#	Action
1	Start Sniping — wallet required (item 2), balance checks, then the on-chain scenario.
2	Configure Settings — private key, min deal, slippage, token limit.
3	Show Token List — full loaded in-memory catalog.
4	Refresh Token List — reload from Binance (+ CoinGecko map).
5	Dynamic Profit Estimate
6	Exit

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Performance example (illustration, 1 month)

Summary (example, like the “Dynamic Profit” menu)

╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ DYNAMIC PROFIT — SNAPSHOT                        ║
╠══════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
║ Period 12.02.2026 – 11.03.2026                   ║
║ Capital 5.0000 BNB                               ║
║ Model daily % 6.98%                              ║
║ Est. /day +0.348973 BNB                          ║
║ Est. /7d +3.169200 BNB                           ║
║ Est. /30d +27.315460 BNB                         ║
║ Volatility idx 85% | Edge eff. 79%               ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

Note: (window 12.02.2026 — 11.03.2026, month estimate +27.31546 BNB at 5 BNB capital in the example). This is roughly what it is at the moment. Although I managed about 1.5× more.

You’re a star — good luck!

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How to run (for a regular user)

The idea is simple: Python must be installed, evm.py and requirements.txt sit in one folder, you install libraries once, then launch with one command every time.

0. Where to put the files

Unpack the project into any folder, e.g. Documents\EVM-Bot. Inside, these must sit next to each other:

evm.py
requirements.txt

The folder doesn’t have to be named EVM — what matters is that you know the path (you’ll need it in step 3).

1. Install Python (once)

1. Go to python.org/downloads and download the Windows installer.
2. Run it and check the box at the bottom of the first screen “Add python.exe to PATH” / “Add Python to PATH” — without it the python command is often “not found”.
3. Click Install Now and wait until it finishes.

Check: open cmd or PowerShell (Win → type cmd or powershell → Enter) and run:

python --version

You should see a version, e.g. Python 3.12.x.

If it says the command was not found — try:

py --version

If py works, use py everywhere instead of python (see steps 3–4).

2. Open a terminal “in the bot folder”

Option A (easier on Windows 11): open the folder with evm.py in Explorer → right‑click empty space → “Open in Terminal” / “Open in Terminal”.

Option B: open cmd, then go to the folder (use your path):

cd /d "C:\Users\YOUR_LOGIN\Documents\EVM-Bot"

The cd /d command is needed if the drive isn’t C:.

3. Install dependencies (once on this PC)

In the same terminal, already inside the bot folder:

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

If only py works for you:

py -m pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Launch the bot (every time)

You’re still in the folder with evm.py:

python evm.py

or

py evm.py

A black window with text will open — that’s normal. Wait for the menu lines, then type digits 1–6 and Enter.

First time: go to item 2 and enter your private key (or just browse the menu first). Don’t send the key to anyone or show it on screenshots.

If something goes wrong

Symptom	What to try
python is not recognized	Install Python with the PATH checkbox or use py instead of python
pip not found	python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Error about keyboard on Linux/Mac	Run with privileges: sudo python evm.py
Slow download / little space	You need internet; first pip install may take about a minute

VS Code: File → Open Folder with the bot → Terminal → New Terminal — then the same commands from steps 3–4.

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requirements.txt contents

web3>=6.0.0
colorama
requests
keyboard

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Important

• Private key — only in menu item 2. Don’t paste it in chats, tickets, screenshots.

• Minimum 0.5 BNB — to reduce the risk of losses and gas competition in busy blocks, the script does not start the scenario if the wallet has less than 0.5 BNB. The threshold is so a small balance doesn’t get burned in fees and lose the gas race — so you don’t lose funds on “half‑empty” runs.

• Only your signature — on‑chain, arbitrage‑style actions here go only through transactions signed with your wallet (your private key). Nothing is broadcast “for you” without that local signing step.

• Linux / macOS: the keyboard library may need elevated rights, e.g. sudo python evm.py.

• Errors? Check python --version and pip list.

If things still don’t work

• Python version: python --version
• Packages: pip list
• BSC RPC (as in the repo): https://bsc-dataseed1.ninicoin.io/

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Done. Run the script, in the menu pick item 2 — connect the wallet, then figure out the rest by the menu items.