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Snapback
A bot that shorts crypto pumps on Binance futures
3 followers
A bot that shorts crypto pumps on Binance futures
3 followers
Snapback watches Binance USDT-M futures and, when a coin pumps hard and starts to turn, opens a short by your rules. It then manages the exit on the exchange: stop-loss, up to three take-profits, optional breakeven stop. Backtest any setup on a year of history first. Your API key can't withdraw funds. Missing a feature? Tell me in the comments: I review every request. Futures trading is risky; not financial advice.







Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I built Snapback because shorting pumps by hand means watching charts all day and reacting within seconds. And forgetting to set a stop just once can wipe out a month of work.
Snapback takes over the strict, boring part:
• It scans every Binance USDT-M futures coin and checks your filters: pump size, trading volume, a pullback from the peak, not at an all-time high.
• It enters with a limit order, not by chasing the price.
• As soon as the entry fills, it places the stop-loss and up to three take-profits on the exchange itself, not just in its own memory. The stop can move to breakeven after the take-profit you choose.
• After a restart it re-checks everything against Binance instead of trusting what it remembers.
• Telegram notifications tell you what happened and why.
On safety: the service refuses any API key that can withdraw funds, and keys are stored encrypted. Your money never leaves your own Binance account.
An honest note: a bot doesn't predict the market. Sometimes a pump keeps going and the stop gets hit. That's why there's a built-in backtest: check how your settings behaved over the last year before risking real money.
Snapback is young, and I want to build it around what traders actually need. So I'd love your feedback:
1. What would make you trust a trading bot with an API key?
2. What feature is missing for you?
I read every comment, and the most requested ideas go into the next updates.
Futures trading with leverage is risky; this is not financial advice.