Sell rules are when the engine sells by itself. They run inside the engine on every price update, so they react faster than any click, and they keep running whether Buying is on or off and whether anyone has the panel open. Each rule fires once per position.
How rules run
The page starts with one master switch: Automatic selling is on. Turned off, the engine won't sell anything by itself, and only you sell, from Positions. Below it every rule is a card with its own On/Off switch and a sentence that says in plain words what it will do. A value of 0 turns a rule off.
Press Save rules and the rules apply to open positions right away, not only to the next buy. In Dry run a fired rule is simulated; in Live it sends a real sell.
Speed comes from preparation. Every position keeps a 100% sell already signed for each wallet, and signs it again on every price move. When a rule fires there is nothing left to build: the sell goes out at once.
The rules
Next to each rule is the value it starts with; change any of them.
- Take profit2× → 50% · up to 10 steps
- Steps of Value reaches N× (above 1) or Market cap reaches X, each with a sell percentage. Percentages are of what's left at that moment. Each new step doubles the previous multiple, so the second starts at 4×.
- Stop-loss40% · 0–99
- Sell everything when value is down by this much from what you paid.
- Trailing stop30% · 0–99
- Sell everything on a drop from the peak of this much. The peak rises with the price, so the stop follows it up.
- Whale buy150 · 50% · Same block
- Someone else buys at least this much (in your market unit), optionally only while the market cap is at least a set level (0 = any), then sell this share.
- Dev sells100% · Same block
- The coin's creator sells: sell this share.
- On migration100%
- The coin moves to PumpSwap: sell this share.
- Curve progress80% → 100%
- Curve sold reaches this much of the bonding curve: sell this share.
- Unique buyers50 → 50%
- This many different wallets have bought since you got in: sell this share. Up to 100,000.
- Momentum fade3 buys · 30 s · 100%
- Fewer than N buys in the last S seconds: sell this share. The window can be up to an hour.
- Max hold time600 s · up to 7 days
- Sell everything after this long, shown in minutes or hours.
Same block rules
Whale buy and Dev sells carry a Same block badge. They are checked on the feed that sees trades before they execute, so your sell aims for the same block as the trade that triggered it, instead of reacting a block or more later. All other rules are checked on every price update.
How sells are sent
One setting block at the bottom, How sells are sent, is used by every sell the engine makes: the rules, the sell buttons on Positions and SELL ALL.
- SpeedNormal · Aggressive · Max · Custom
- The same priority fee and tip presets as buying. A faster sell matters most when everyone is heading for the exit at once.
- Sell slippage%
- How much worse than the quote a sell may fill. 20–30% is typical.
Where else exits come from
The rules on this page are General's. Two other places can take over for some coins:
- A flow's own Selling. A flow set to Its own under Selling runs its own rules and sell speed on the coins it holds. See Flows.
- A leader's Auto-sell. When a copied leader has Auto-sell on, its take profit steps and stop loss replace the rules for coins copied from that leader. See Copytrade.
Handing a position to another flow from Positions switches it to that flow's rules. Take profit steps it has already passed count as done, so it doesn't sell on the spot, and a trailing stop starts measuring from the moment of the move.
Putting rules together
Rules combine; whichever condition comes first fires. A few patterns people start from:
- Take half, protect the rest. Take profit at 2× selling 50%, a stop loss at 40% and a trailing stop at 30%. The scene above runs this, with a second step at 4×.
- Follow the dev. Dev sells at 100%: when the creator sells, you are out in the same block.
- Don't hold forever. A max hold time, so a coin that goes quiet doesn't sit in your wallets for days. Momentum fade does the same based on activity instead of the clock.