Exit Strategy

Exit settings control when the bot sells a position. Getting these right is the most important part of your strategy.

Take Profit

What it does: The percentage gain at which the bot starts the exit process.

Why it matters: This is your target. When the price reaches this level, the bot prepares to sell (factoring in the profit buffer below).

Accepted range: 1% to 1,000%

Suggested: 15%

Example

• Set to 50%: the bot starts the exit process when you are up 50%
• Set to 100%: the bot waits until your position has doubled

TIP

Lower take profit means more frequent, smaller wins. Higher take profit means fewer but larger wins. There is no single right answer. It depends on the market and your risk tolerance.

Stop Loss

What it does: The maximum loss you accept before the bot sells immediately.

Why it matters: This protects your capital. When a token drops to your stop loss level, the bot sells right away to prevent further losses.

Accepted range: 3% to 90% (enforced by the system)

Suggested: 10-20%

Range	Style	Trade-off
3-10%	Tight	Protects capital, but may trigger on normal dips
10-25%	Moderate	Gives tokens room to recover
25-50%	Wide	Risks larger losses, but avoids early exits on volatile tokens

WARNING

These are memecoins. Prices swing a lot. A very tight stop loss (3-5%) will trigger on normal dips and you will exit too early. We suggest keeping it around 10-20% to give the token room to dip and bounce back.

Profit Buffer

What it does: After take profit is reached, the bot waits for the price to drop by this percentage from its peak before selling.

Why it matters: Instead of selling the instant take profit is hit, the buffer lets the price continue rising. The bot only sells when the price pulls back from the peak by this amount.

Accepted range: 0.1% to 50%

Suggested: 2%

Example

• You buy a token at $1.00. Take profit: 15%, Buffer: 2%
• Price hits $1.15 (+15%). Take profit reached.
• Price keeps rising to $1.20. Bot tracks $1.20 as the new peak.
• 2% drop from the peak: $1.20 x 0.98 = $1.176
• Price drops to $1.176. Bot sells.
• Result: You sold at +17.6% instead of +15%

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A small buffer (1-3%) sells close to the peak. A large buffer (10%+) gives more room but you might give back significant gains.

Max Hold Time

What it does: Force-sells the position after this many days, no matter what the profit or loss is.

Why it matters: Some tokens just sit flat and do nothing. Max hold time prevents your capital from being locked in stagnant positions so it can be used for new trades.

Accepted range: 1 to 365 days

Suggested: 9 days

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Shorter hold times (3-7 days) free up capital faster. Longer hold times give tokens more time to move but tie up your funds.

Per-position overrides

When you use Manual Buy, you can set custom exit rules for that specific position instead of using your wallet defaults. This is useful when you want a tighter stop loss or a higher take profit target on a specific trade without changing your global settings.

You can override take profit, stop loss, profit buffer, trailing activation, and trailing drop. Set any value to 0 to disable that rule for the position. See Manual Buy for the full flow.