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# How Outlight sniped $dawg before the pump

(Contract Address of the described coin) CA: 3rdCUNNgj52frYdp3cJLwQ6xzJibjyjsPCtNMRUDpump

Here's a real example of how the Outlight bot turned simple Twitter "follow" into a 388% gain in just 2 hours.

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### Catching the early signal

At 13:49, Outlight detected that [@TeTheGamer](https://x.com/TeTheGamer) (known crypto influencer) **followed** the [$dawg](https://x.com/search?q=%24dawg\&src=cashtag_click) project on Twitter. No tweets yet, no hype, just a quiet follow. This was likely when he started accumulating his bag.

### Automated entry

Without any human intervention, the bot instantly bought [$dawg](https://x.com/search?q=%24dawg\&src=cashtag_click) for 0.05 SOL at $0.000122. The bot was already in the position before anyone else even noticed the move.

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### The Tweet drops

32 minutes later (14:21), [@TeTheGamer](https://x.com/TeTheGamer) finally tweeted: "Higher for the dawg". No contract address (CA) was shared, so the market took some time to react while people scrambled to find the token. But our bot had already locked in a prime entry.

### The Pump

Within 2 hours, [$dawg](https://x.com/search?q=%24dawg\&src=cashtag_click) skyrocketed to $0.0005963 - massive 388% gain from our entry price! The bot sold at the top, securing profits while others were still trying to buy in.&#x20;

On-chain proof: [https://solscan.io/tx/WQkAAu1sa9zRctFL5nC3cAM9wS1h3CQ8T85TaA3aVbVvRqco5sfVxyjuRMKEVwon2iPt7fgFkFKaKTbD49LkGrd](https://t.co/tuKQykhnsU)

<figure><img src="/files/gTzKMdcUwyHTMvg11caY" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### That's the power of being first

* 388% profit in 2 hours&#x20;
* Entry before any public signals
* Completely automated trading&#x20;

In crypto, being seconds ahead can mean the difference between life-changing gains and missing out completely.


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