Round 1 From Round 1 (Sep 30, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026), under its rules. Round 1 results →
Chairman bot sold $Minecraft
Simulated fillOct 1, 3:57 PM UTC · Mike Tomlin's Minecraft City · token on Solscan
- Got from the swap
- 0.239 SOL
- Exit vs KOL
- 6.4% less
- per token than the KOL got
- Position result, after all costs
- -77.3%
- -0.819 SOL
What Chairman did
- Received
- 13.79 SOL
- Sold
- 18.0M $Minecraft
- Share of their position
- 100%
- Price
- 0.765 SOL / 1M
- Block time
- Oct 1, 3:57 PM UTC
- Transaction
- 2nBddrdR… on Solscan
The bot acted on a signal from account notifications, before the full transaction arrived (fast path).
What the bot did
- Received
- 0.239 SOL
- Sold
- 333.2K $Minecraft
- Share of its position
- 100% (full exit)
- Price
- 0.718 SOL / 1M
- Filled
- Oct 1, 3:57 PM UTC
Where the money went
- Swap
- +0.239300405 SOL
- Network fee
- -0.000005 SOL
- Priority fee
- -0.0005 SOL
- Jito tip
- -0.001 SOL
- Token account rent (refunded)
- +0.00207408 SOL
- Change in the bot's cash
- +0.239869485 SOL ✓
The lines add up exactly to the change in the bot's cash. Rent is a deposit for the token account: paid on the first buy, refunded when the position is fully sold.
The fill
- First quote
- 0.239 SOL
- Second quote (~1 block later)
- 0.242 SOL
- Worse quote was lower by
- 0.92%
- Price impact of our size
- 0.22%
The bot quotes the swap, waits about one block for its transaction to land, quotes again, and fills at the worse of the two, as a real copy bot would.
Timing
- KOL's block
- Oct 1, 3:57 PM UTC
- Signal received (fast path)
- +818ms
- Bot decided
- +1.7s
- First quote
- +784ms
- Filled
- quote + 410ms
Block times have 1-second resolution, so times from the KOL's block are accurate to about ±1s. Quote timing is clock-corrected.
The whole position
- Opened
- Oct 1, 5:57 AM UTC
- Closed
- Oct 1, 3:57 PM UTC · held 9h 59m
- Cost (incl. fees and rent)
- 1.06 SOL
- Taken out so far
- 0.240 SOL
- Result
- -77.3%