> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://muttski.gitbook.io/welcome/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://muttski.gitbook.io/welcome/readme/muttski-bot-guide/settings.md).

# Settings

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1. BUY SLIPPAGE (%): Lets you adjust the buying slippage
2. SELL SLIPPAGE (%): Lets you adjust the selling slippage
3. GAS FACTOR (%): Lets you customize the gas. Higher gas usage will result in faster transactions.
4. AUTO BUY AMOUNT (SONIC)/AUTO BUY AMOUNT (FTM): Amount of $S/$FTM will be spend buy autobuy function.
5. Normal/Auto Buy Max price impact (%): Defines the maximum impact on price during a buy, whether normal or automatic.
6. Normal sell Max price impact (%): Defines the maximum impact on price during a sell.
7. AUTO BUY: When enabled, lets you autobuy any contract you paste on bot's chat. We do not recommend you to enable this function until you’re familiar with the bot.
8. Honeypot Check: This feature allows users to enable or disable the bot’s honeypot detection. By default, it is turned off. Some tokens with complex contracts may be mistakenly flagged as honeypots even if they are not. If you encounter a false honeypot warning, you can temporarily turn off the detection, complete your trades, and then turn it back on for safety.

<mark style="color:orange;">Important note: Muttski bot automatically calculates coin taxes. Users don’t need to increase their slippage to buy a taxed coin. Use this for volume slippage. e.g : during launches or buying/selling big amount of tokens</mark>


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