Speed decides profits on Base Chain. A single block can turn a big gain into a loss. Blazing App beats other bots on Base. This article shows why and how to use it.
Why speed matters on Base Chain
On-chain memecoin trades can pump before you see prices. Average blocks on Base take about one second. A bot that lags by one block can miss 40% of profit or pay more gas to catch up. Missing arbitrage chances happens in a block. A fast bot on Base is a must.
Base Chain speed tests
Blazing App faced Sigma Bot, Maestro, BullX, and Banana Gun in six tests. Each used the same settings: limit orders at 2–14.5 M market caps, 25% slippage, 1 gwei priority, and degen mode. Blazing won first place in four of six tests.
Blazing grabbed first place four times. That shows its edge on Base.
Detailed test results
Base #1 FROC
Blazing hit block 27295291 at 2025‑03‑07 23:38:49. Banana Gun followed at block 27295345 1 minute later. Sigma Bot and BullX trailed in later blocks. A one-block head start on a pump can give 40% more profit.
Base #2 Ski Mask Kitten
Blazing hit block 27295355 at 2025‑03‑07 23:40:57. Sigma Bot and Banana Gun landed eight minutes later. Blazing stayed blocks ahead when the token spiked.
Base #3 Dimes
Blazing landed in the same block as Banana Gun and Sigma Bot, at 27296156 (Pos 10). Banana Gun was at position 11, Sigma at position 12. BullX came 20 minutes later. A better position in the same block can mean double‑digit gains.
Base #4 Bemu
Banana Gun won by one block at 27296890. Blazing landed 27296891 (Pos 3). One block can cost 30–50% of profit in a fast move.
Base #5 NATIVE
Banana Gun hit 27298520 at 01:26:27. Blazing placed at block 27298646, position 7. Sigma Bot took position 8 at the same block. Being 126 blocks behind can cost 20–40% on a moonshot.
Base #6 MOCHI
Blazing hit block 27300982 position 3. Banana Gun was position 4, Sigma Bot position 5. BullX arrived two seconds later. When tokens jump, that position edge can make or break a $10 000 trade.
How Blazing App delivers fast trades
Blazing uses priority RPC nodes in many locations. That cuts network delay. A single speed gain means a block sooner.
Transaction bundling puts trades from the bot and web app into one queue. That cuts mempool delay.
ZK Vault does Permit2 approvals before trades. A single click sends the order without extra approvals.
Degen mode sets 25% slippage and 1 gwei. That avoids failed transactions when price spreads widen.
Flashbots fallback skips the public mempool. A protected path stops front‑runs and sandwich attacks.
One-block differences matter
A token can rise 20–50% in one block. A slower bot pays higher entry or misses arbitrage. Slippage spikes if volume surges. A head start in a block keeps price low.
In Base #1 the gap was 54 blocks. That gap in a pump can double losses or halve gains.
How to start with Blazing App on Base
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Open Blazing App Telegram Bot. You can also go to Blazing Web App.
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Create or import a wallet. Blazing locks keys in a ZK Vault. No extra approvals slow trades.
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Turn on degen mode and set gas to 1 gwei. That matches test conditions.
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Create a limit order. Pick a token, set price and 25% slippage, then send. Blazing pushes it to the next block.
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Check real‑time PnL and trade history on the dashboard. Trades execute as soon as liquidity appears.
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Comparison of Base bots
FAQ
Q1 Is Blazing App the fastest bot on Base?
Tests show Blazing App took first place in four of six tests under the same settings. That makes it the fastest bot on Base.
Q2 How much profit can one block save?
A token can jump 20–50% in a block. A slow bot pays more to enter or misses that move.
Q3 Can I use Flashbots on Base?
Yes. Blazing sends orders through Flashbots to avoid public mempool. That stops front‑runs and sandwich tactics.
Q4 Are there hidden fees?
Blazing charges a 0.1% trading fee. Use my referral link for 10% off fees
Q5 Which chains does Blazing App support?
It supports Base Chain and Ethereum. Other chains are coming soon.
