# Flash Multi-Minter

Discover the upgraded **Flash Multi-Minter**, a Tool used to mint NFTs at optimized cost and speed. As NFT contracts continue to evolve, the minter will become increasingly useful in keeping up. It incorporates the **Listener** and **Sniper** tools to enable an autonomous mint using preset gas settings.

### Problem

One of the stages during an NFT collection launch may include a mint (which can be for presale, whitelisted, allow listed, or public) that has a demand exceeding the available supply to mint. The main issue this creates is an industry-termed 'gas war' where all prospective buyers are required to pay a higher gas fee to achieve a higher spot in the queue to mint the limited supply. The challenge here is for an NFT trader to determine the minimum gas fee required in order to successfully mint before the supply depletes.

### Solution

Detecting what other prospective buyers are paying as gas fees will allow the Flash Multi-Minter to automatically set gas to be higher at the time of mint, increasing the likelihood of a successful transaction. On a failed attempt, the transaction can be cancelled to minimize the risk of losing gas fees without securing an NFT. Once the minting process is initiated, it runs autonomously within set parameters.

### Use Cases

1. Ability to run an unattended autonomous Mint within set parameters
2. Increase the probability of securing a target NFT with preset gas settings

### **Access**&#x20;

**Flash Multi-Minter** will be available via the Telegram Bot and v1.0 DApp at a later date. Requires Genesis, Alpha, or Founder Key.


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