Build Your Own Ethereum Sniper Bot | Full Coding Walkthrough ( Part 2 )

🧑‍💻 Sniper Bot Frontend Tutorial | Connect Your Solidity Contract to a Web Interface (Part 2) Welcome to Part 2 of the Sniper Bot series! 🎯 In this video, I’ll show you how to create a fully functional frontend that connects seamlessly to the smart contract sniper bot we built in Part 1. This is where your bot goes from a code-only tool to a real-world, user-friendly dApp — complete with wallet connection, input fields, live interaction with Uniswap, and secure control over your sniping strategy. 🚀 What You'll Build in This Tutorial: ✅ React-based Frontend We’ll build a clean, responsive interface using React, making it easy to enter the token address, slippage, and deadline — all directly in the browser. ✅ WalletConnect (MetaMask Integration) You’ll learn how to connect MetaMask to the frontend, sign transactions, and interact with your deployed smart contract. ✅ Trigger Snipes with One Click Once connected, users can enter a token address and start a snipe — the frontend sends the transaction directly to the contract on-chain. ✅ ETH & Token Balance Display We’ll show how to fetch wallet and contract balances so you can always see how much ETH or tokens are ready for deployment or withdrawal. ✅ Safe & Controlled Interaction All actions are owner-only and protected, just like in the backend contract. The frontend respects that security and won’t let unauthorized users interact. ✅ Real-Time Feedback Get success messages, error notifications, and visual confirmations for each action — making your sniper bot interface feel like a professional dApp. 💻 Whether you're making this for yourself or building tools for others, this video gives you the skills to turn a raw Solidity contract into a complete web-based application. LINK TO HTML+JS FILE : pastebin.com/raw/RcPSA945 👇 Watch Part 1 First if You Haven’t Already 🔔 Subscribe for more Web3 builds, Solidity bots, and advanced crypto development content! #Solidity #CryptoSniperBot #FrontendDev #ReactJS #Web3JS #MetaMask #UniswapBot #EthereumDevelopment #DAppTutorial