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# Gas Monitor

Gas Monitor tells you what gas to use for a mint right now. Pick a rune, hit start, and the bot keeps one message updated with the latest numbers.

## Setting it up

1. Open **⛽ Gas Monitor** from the main menu.
2. Tap **Set rune** and send a `runeId`.
3. Tap **▶️ Start**.

## What you see

A single message that refreshes every few seconds:

* **Recommended gas** for 1 mint, 10 mints and 100 mints.
* **Queue** — how many mints are waiting unconfirmed.
* **In block** — how many got into the latest block.
* **Top mempool** — the gas tiers being paid right now at the front of the queue.

## Stopping

Tap **⏹ Stop**.

## Good to know

* The rune you set here is the same one AutoMint uses — change one, you change both.
* If the monitor is at capacity you'll see *"Gas monitor pool is currently full — please try again in a minute"*. Wait a bit and try again.


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