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# Developer Platform

### What is Nano Bot?

Nano Bot is a Flashblocks-aware sniper bot built for Base launches.

It is designed for Clanker, Bankr/Doppler, Flaunch, and Klik, with support planned for additional protocols, including custom Uniswap V4 contracts.

Nano is built in Rust for low-latency execution and parallel processing, so multiple users, wallets, and protocol triggers can run without blocking each other.

#### Why Nano

* Low-latency Rust architecture
* Block-0-capable execution on supported flows
* Protocol-specific trigger and decay logic
* Per-protocol gas, amount, and auto-sell controls
* Multi-wallet and multi-user concurrency

#### Supported Protocols

* Doppler / Bankr
* Clanker
* Flaunch
* Klik

#### Control Surface

Nano is operated through Telegram with:

* Slash commands
* Protocol toggles
* Wallet and transfer tools
* Targeting controls (wallet + Twitter)
* Live status and balances


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