A flow is a strategy inside a workspace: its own dev wallets, leaders and buy wallets, and its own buying and selling where you want them. Use flows when different devs or leaders deserve different treatment, say a quick flip with tight exits for one dev and bigger buys held longer for another, without opening a second workspace.
Every workspace has one flow from the start, General: the workspace's own settings on the Snipe, Sell rules and Copytrade pages. Anything a flow doesn't set for itself follows General.
The rules that keep flows apart
Flows share one engine and one set of switches, so a few rules make sure they never fight over the same coin or the same wallet:
- Every dev, leader and wallet is in exactly one flow. Anything you haven't placed is in General.
- A launch is bought by its dev's flow, with that flow's wallets and that flow's settings.
- One coin belongs to one flow per workspace. The flow that bought it holds it: its exits, its sell speed and its PnL. If another flow tries to buy the same coin, that buy is skipped with a reason like flow Fast flip is holding it. A coin claimed in the last two minutes counts as held.
- A paused flow buys nothing. Its launches and its leaders' buys are skipped, never handed to General. The exits of the coins it already holds keep running.
Create a flow
- New flow
On Flows, press the New flow tile. Give it a Name (up to 32 characters, unique, and not "General") and a Color, then Create flow. Its page opens.
- Choose who's in it
Under Who's in it there are three checklists: Dev wallets, Buy wallets and Copy leaders. Ticking an item moves it into this flow; unticking sends it back to General. Items that already belong to another flow show that flow's name and color, and ticking them moves them here.
- Decide what's its own
Three sections, Buying, Selling and Copy-trading, each have a Same as General | Its own toggle. Its own starts from General's current values, so you only change what differs.
- Set a limit and test it
Its own snipe limit caps the flow's launches (0 means none); the workspace's limit still counts every flow. Then use Test in the Lab → to replay the flow on its devs' past launches before it trades.
What a flow can set for itself
- BuyingSame as General · Its own
- The buy form from the Snipe page: amount per wallet, speed, slippage, the timing switches and the skip filters. The snipe limit, fee sharing and the pair token switches stay with the workspace.
- SellingSame as General · Its own
- The sell rules and the sell speed, for the coins this flow holds.
- Copy-tradingSame as General · Its own
- Copy speed, limits and daily budget. There is no wallet picker here: a flow copies with its own wallets.
Switching a section back to Same as General asks Use General's … settings? first, because the flow's own values for it are dropped.
What always stays workspace wide
Some settings sit above every flow and count all of them together: Money, Buying, the pause when a service fee is owed, General's snipe limit, the copy Max open copied positions and the Daily budget. A few belong to the workspace only and never to a flow: the market unit (USD or SOL), the pair token switches, fee sharing, and copy buys on or off.
The board
The Flows page shows every flow as a card, General first.
- The General card has its own Buying | Paused switch. Pausing General means only the other flows buy.
- Each flow card shows its devs, leaders and wallets (count, SOL, names), how it buys (for example 0.5 SOL · tip 0.05 · slip 25%), how it sells (for example x1.5 → 70% · SL −35%, or Auto-sell off), and what it holds now with its snipes against its limit. Open flow → opens it.
- A workspace can have up to 20 flows; the New flow tile disappears at the limit.
Flows show up elsewhere too: a Flow column with an inline picker on Snipe, Copytrade and Wallets, a flow picker on each position, and the flow name on Launches and History.
Pause, hand over or delete
Each flow page has a Buying | Paused switch in its header. Pausing is the safe way to stop one strategy: nothing new is bought, and its open coins keep their exits.
To move a single coin to another flow, use the flow picker on its row in Positions. The coin then runs on the new flow's sell rules. Take profit steps it has already passed count as done, so nothing sells on the spot, and a trailing stop measures from the moment of the move.
Owners and admins can Delete a flow. Its devs and leaders go back to General switched off, so General won't start buying them by itself. Its wallets go to General, and its open coins move to General and run on General's sell rules.