What happened?
After the October 10 flash crash pushed most meme coins into a “meme winter,” Snorter Bot Token’s presale has kept attracting steady inflows and the project says it has been refining its trading bot technology. The presale price is listed at $0.1079 with five days left before automatic daily price increases ahead of launch. The team plans exchange listings and claims the bot will scan Solana and other chains to detect early liquidity and potential breakout tokens.
Who does this affect?
This mainly targets retail traders and meme-coin hunters looking for tools to spot early moves and potentially large gains. It also matters to Solana users and anyone who might hold SNORT to access lower trading fees and staking rewards. Influencers, presale investors, and exchanges could be affected too if the project ramps up marketing, liquidity, and listings after the raise.
Why does this matter?
If the bot works as advertised, it could shift short-term edge toward early adopters by automating faster detection of liquidity injections, which changes how quickly retail money can enter speculative trades. Lower fees and multichain reach could alter economics for high-frequency meme trading and attract more volume, potentially boosting token listings and secondary-market prices. But this all plays out in a volatile market shaped by big liquidations, so any real market impact depends on execution, liquidity, and how broader sentiment evolves.