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Speed Test

The Fastest Elysium Sniper Bot, Proven: Dawn vs Based vs Bloom

Dawn vs Based vs Bloom on three Elysium launches: Dawn sniped first every time, 0.26 s ahead of Based, while Bloom missed two. Every buy is linked on-chain.

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01 / Result

Dawn sniped first in 3 of 3 launches

Three fresh tokens launched on Elysium on November 10, 2026, and Dawn, Based and Bloom were all set to snipe them. Here is which buy the chain confirmed first, block by block.

3 launches · 3 bots

Play the snipe race

Elysium
Launch▲
Dawn
Based
Bloom
✕
Dawn1st0.33 s3 blocks
Based2nd0.45 s4 blocks
BloomMissedno buy landed
WinnerDawnby 0.11 s
1 tile = 1 block (0.11 s) · slowed down 4×Check on-chain ↓

Press play to watch each launch at a quarter of real speed, or switch to real speed to see how little time there is. Every number comes straight from Elysium mainnet, and every buy is linked so you can check it yourself.

02 / Launches

Every launch, side by side

One card per launch, one tile per block. Hover a tile for details.

03 / Speed

How big is the difference?

2.0×faster than Based
0.26 s
0.52 s
3.0×faster than Bloom*
✕ missed 2/3
0.33 s
1.00 s

* Counted on the one launch Bloom landed. It never bought the other 2.

04 / Cost

Being slow is expensive

Land a few blocks late and someone else buys first, so you pay more for the exact same token. These are the prices each bot actually paid, run over a year of heavy trading.

$5,000 a trade · 25 trades a day · 365 days

Snipe on Based instead of Dawn and you lose

$53,817

every year, just for landing a few blocks late.

$147gone every day
$5.90gone on every buy
$71,389gone a year on Bloom
Dawn
$0 lostBest price on all 9,125 buys
Landed first every launch. Nobody bought ahead of it.
Based
−$53,817$5.90 a buy × 9,125 buys = $53,817
Paid 0.118% more per token across all 3 launches
Bloom
−$71,389$7.82 a buy × 9,125 buys = $71,389
Paid 0.157% more on its one buy, and missed 2 of 3 launches entirely

05 / Method

How the test works

Three ideas are all you need to read the results.

  • Blocks are the clock

    Elysium, the HyperEVM rollup, records transactions in blocks, one after another, about every 0.11 seconds. Each block is one tick of a very fast clock.

  • launch→ +1 → +2 →+3

    The launch is block zero

    A sniper’s job is to buy as soon as a token goes live. We count how many blocks after the launch each bot’s buy was confirmed. Fewer blocks means a faster snipe.

  • who lands first?

    Same token, same moment

    All three bots were watching the same launches. Block numbers only go up, so the lower block number was confirmed first. Every buy is linked below.

06 / Evidence

Check every number on the chain

Every number here comes straight from the blockchain. The table at the bottom links each buy so you can check it yourself on elyscan.live.

Dawn bought first in all 3 launches.

Each launch was a brand-new token. Whichever bot’s buy lands first gets the best price.

Launch 1
Dawn firstBased 0.11 s later
Launch 2
Dawn firstBased 0.45 s later
Launch 3
Dawn firstBased 0.22 s laterBloom 0.67 s later
Average lead over Based
0.26 s

Dawn’s quickest buy came 0.11 s after launch.

On Launch 2, Dawn bought in the very next block after the token went live.

Token goes live
start
Dawn
0.11 s after
Based
0.56 s after

Based paid 0.12% more per token than Dawn.

Same token, slightly worse price. Worked out from what each bot paid and how many tokens it got back (bot fees not included).

Launch 1
Based +0.19%
Launch 2
Based +0.09%
Launch 3
Based +0.08%Bloom +0.16%
Based, on average
+0.12%

One Elysium block takes about 0.11 seconds.

This is how block counts in this post become seconds. We timed it across this whole test.

Blocks during the test
11,179
Time that passed
1,244 s (about 21 min)
One block
≈ 0.111 s
Every launch and buy in the Elysium sniper test, with block, delay and transaction
LaunchWhoBlockAfter launchTransaction
Launch 1Token launch4,056,57300xfd77…70e2 ↗
Launch 1Dawn4,056,576+3 · 0.33 s0x28f9…f0d9 ↗
Launch 1Based4,056,577+4 · 0.45 s0xd55f…3382 ↗
Launch 1Bloom––✕ Missed
Launch 2Token launch4,063,64400xb175…b61b ↗
Launch 2Dawn4,063,645+1 · 0.11 s0xc1b7…52c5 ↗
Launch 2Based4,063,649+5 · 0.56 s0x6612…0999 ↗
Launch 2Bloom––✕ Missed
Launch 3Token launch4,067,74300xa3e5…4a48 ↗
Launch 3Dawn4,067,746+3 · 0.33 s0x41b7…57e5 ↗
Launch 3Based4,067,748+5 · 0.56 s0x055e…7e95 ↗
Launch 3Bloom4,067,752+9 · 1.00 s0xf82b…7ffa ↗

Data from Elysium mainnet, read from elyscan.live. Block time measured from these transactions.

07 / FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers4 questions

Which sniper bot is fastest on Elysium?
Dawn. In this test it bought first in all 3 launches, on average 0.26 seconds ahead of Based, and was 2.0× faster than Based counted from the launch. Bloom landed a buy on only 1 of the 3 launches.
How was speed measured?
By block number. Each launch's token-creation transaction is block zero, and each bot's speed is how many blocks later its buy was confirmed. Blocks were turned into seconds using Elysium's measured block time: 11,179 blocks in 1,244 seconds, about 0.111 s a block.
Can I check the results myself?
Yes. Every launch and every buy in the table above links to its transaction on elyscan.live, and each bot’s wallet is linked too.
Do the price figures include bot fees?
No. Price per token is what each bot put into the pool divided by the tokens it got back, read from each buy's swap logs. Bot fees are left out, so the comparison is the pool price alone.

Sniping is live on Elysium in Dawn, from one USDC balance with gas covered. Launch Dawn, or read why we call it the best trading platform for Elysium and what came with Elysium mainnet on Dawn.