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# 🔤 Keyword Trading

**Keyword Trading** lets Sparta automatically buy new tokens when their name or symbol matches any of the keywords you set. It works on a per-chain basis.

**Supported Chains:** BNB, SOL, ETH, or BASE.

You can add up to **3 keywords**. For every match, Sparta uses your saved execution settings: default buy amount, buy fee/GWEI, slippage, and selected trade wallets.

**How to Set It Up**

1. Open **Keyword Trading** from the Sparta Terminal.
2. Select the chain you want to monitor.
3. Choose the trade wallet or wallets Sparta should use.
4. Set your default buy amount, fee/GWEI, and slippage.
5. Choose whether Sparta should match against **token names**, **token symbols**, or **both**.
6. Add up to 3 keywords.
7. Enable **Keyword Trading**.

Once enabled, Sparta continuously scans for new tokens on the selected chain. If a token’s name or symbol contains one of your active keywords, it will automatically queue a buy using your saved settings.


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