Settings

The settings menu is opened through the gear icon button.

Explorers

Set your Etherscan and Arbiscan API keys so that Kekotron can fetch ABIs automatically. Kekotron will work without them but it is strongly recommended to set them for the networks you plan on using.

Swaps

The anti-mev RPC is by default set to https://rpc.mevblocker.io, change it to your liking here.

Auto Gas Settings

These are the gas settings that will be used when you send a transaction with gas set to auto. If you aren't sure, leave these at their default values.

The gas price is equal to the last block's gas, times the Multiplier, plus the Delta

Auto gas price calculation:

last block gas * Auto Gas Price Multiplier + Auto Gas Price Delta

Auto gas limit calculation:

gas estimate * Auto gas limit multiplier

Network

Call-saver

Call-saver allows you to use Kekotron with low-end public nodes. It it set to on by default to provide users with an easier first use experience. However it is highly recommended that you find a good node to use Kekotron with so that you can unlock it's full potential.

When call-saver is on, the following things happens:

• All websocket feeds are disabled. Kekotron relies solely on http traffic.

• All data feeds are disabled except the blocks feed.

• same-block and next-block tools are unavailable.

In other words, call-saver mode is good if you only want to perform swaps, read contracts, write contracts, and use other non websocket dependent tools.

No-pending

Having a pending feed running and scanning all mempool transactions can require a lot of RPC calls.

Since the feature is only really needed when you are using the same-block tool, there is an option to disable it.

If you have a high performance node, you can feel free to keep No-pending off. However if you are using a node provider, it is recommended that you keep it on when you are not using the same-block tool, since otherwise you will be using RPC calls for no reason.