Create a Bot

1) Name

Name * is a descriptive label to help you recognize this bot.
Only visible to you.

Tips

• Use a consistent naming format, e.g. SUI-USDC Conservative, SUI-USDC Aggressive, USDC-ETH Test.
• Include chain + target token + strategy if you run multiple bots.

2) Chain

Chain * selects the blockchain network your bot will run on.

What it affects

• Which tokens and pools are available
• Network fees and transaction confirmation times

3) Select Tokens

Kani bots use two-token pools:

• Target Token: what you want to earn (your “goal” asset)
• Quote Token: the paired token in the pool

Example If you choose:

• Target: SUI
• Quote: USDC

The bot will operate in pools where SUI/USDC liquidity exists, aiming to accumulate more SUI (while using USDC as the pair asset).

How to choose

• Pick a Target token you’re comfortable holding long-term.
• Pick a Quote token that matches your risk preference:
  • USDC/stablecoins = generally less volatile
  • volatile quote tokens = higher risk (but sometimes higher yield)

4) Select Pools

By default, Kani automatically selects the best-performing pools for your chosen token pair.

You can still choose pools manually if you prefer.

Auto-select (recommended)

• Easiest setup
• Optimized for performance signals Kani tracks (e.g., fees, liquidity, activity)

Manual selection

• Use when you already know which DEX/pool you want
• Helpful if you want stricter control over exposure

5) Exit To USDC (optional)

Exit To USDC:
If enabled, your bot will automatically move to USDC when a major price drop is detected.

Why enable it

• Reduces drawdown risk during sharp market moves
• Useful when your target token is volatile

Trade-offs

• You may exit during a temporary dip and miss the rebound
• “Major drop” detection is heuristic-based and not perfect

6) Withdrawal Address

Withdrawal Address is required to enable withdrawals.

This address is used so Privy can enforce a withdrawal policy that restricts transfers only to this address.

Why this matters

• Prevents withdrawals to unknown / unapproved addresses
• Adds a safety layer if your account is compromised

Best practices

• Use an address you control (hardware wallet preferred)
• Double-check chain compatibility and checksum formatting
• Consider using a dedicated “vault” address for withdrawals

7) Accept Terms

To create the bot, you must check:

I accept the Terms of Service and acknowledge the risks involved.

This confirms you understand the risks of automated on-chain activity.