Trading

Pick Buy or Sell, then the order type: Market trades now, Limit and Grid wait for a price. B and S switch side.

At the top, Your position: what your bags are worth now and your profit. Hover it for what you put in and took out.

Which wallets trade#

Chips above the trade box choose what it trades from. Holders (the default) is every wallet except the dev. All adds the dev wallet, and Dev is the dev wallet alone; on-chain, the dev's sells are what traders watch most, so the dev only trades when you pick it. When your wallets have different roles (holding, MEV, temporary), each role gets a chip. Tick wallets in My wallets and a ticked chip trades from exactly those. The line under the chips says which wallets a trade uses and what they hold.

Buy in

The chain's currency to spend, or a % of each wallet's balance.

Sell in

A % of the total supply (the default, so you sell in slices without crashing the chart), a % of each wallet's bag, a number of tokens, or on Solana an amount to get back (it sells just enough).

Quick buttons

Four large buttons, each showing what it brings (about how much comes back on a sell, how many tokens on a buy) and its hotkey. The pencil edits them. 0.1, 0.5, 1 and 5 SOL to buy, and 0.5, 1, 2 and 5% of the supply to sell, to start. The dev wallet keeps its own amounts.

Amount

Type any other amount, change its unit, or press Max or All for everything, then Buy or Sell.

Confirm dev trades

On by default: a trade that touches the dev wallet (Dev, All, or ticked wallets that include it) asks for a second press within four seconds.

Under the button, a line shows the settings in use, about how many tokens you'll get, and the price impact; above 10% it turns amber.

Instant trading#

The lightning toggle at the top, on to start. On, a quick button trades the moment you press it. Off, it fills in the amount and you press Buy or Sell. Trades from the dev wallet ask once more either way.

Presets#

Above the trade box, Smart and P1, P2, P3 pick how trades are sent. Smart (the default) sets each trade's slippage from its own expected price move. A preset holds a slippage, a tip and a priority; picking one turns Smart off, and a tip above zero sends trades privately. Right-click any of them to change the presets in Settings › Trading.

Hotkeys#

With the keyboard toggle on (the default), hold Space and press a key: Q W E R T Y buy, A S D F G H sell. The first four press the trade box's quick buttons, the fifth Max or All. The sixth points the box at the dev wallet and says so; press it again to trade its first quick button. 1 2 3 pick a preset, X dumps everything like Nuke, Z and C sell the dev's bag or a share of it, and 4 to 9 pause and stop tasks. Every key is in Hotkeys, and rebinds in Settings › Hotkeys.

Trade settings#

The sliders icon opens Trade settings, with tabs for Buy and Sell. Changes are kept when you press Save settings.

Slippage

Smart (the default) sets each trade's own: its expected price move plus 5%, between 5% and 30%, sent fast and privately. Or pick 10, 25, 50 or 100%, or your own.

Priority, tip and Send privately

Shown when Smart is off. Normal, Fast (the default) or Turbo; the tip; and whether trades skip the public queue so no one can trade around them.

How wallets trade

Parallel: every wallet at once, each its own transaction. Bundle: together in one Jito bundle, all or none; on the bonding curve that's up to 19 new buyers, 25 wallets that already hold, or 40 sellers, and 5 wallets once the coin has graduated. Stagger: one wallet after another, with a delay between them.

Wallets

Buy and Sell each have their own: how many of your holder wallets a trade uses (All by default), and when it's fewer, which ones: at random, the ones holding the fewest tokens, or the most. The choice is made when the trade goes out, from what the wallets hold then. Ticked wallets and the dev wallet trade as you pick them.

Amount distribution

Under Buy › Wallets, for a buy of a set SOL amount: the same from each wallet, or random within a deviation.

Swap USDC (or USD1) to SOL

Under Sell › Wallets, on a coin paired with USDC or USD1. A sell swaps the curve's minimum back to SOL in the same transaction; anything above that waits in the wallet as the stablecoin. On (the default), each wallet swaps that leftover to SOL once its sell settles.

Buy size

Under Buy › Quick buttons: SOL to spend in all; Weighted, a SOL total split by each wallet's SOL; % of SOL, a share of each wallet's own SOL, keeping 0.005 SOL for fees; or % supply, what buying that share of the supply costs now, split evenly. The quick buttons and the amount field follow it.

Sell size

Under Sell › Quick buttons: % of bag from each wallet; % supply, that share of the whole supply from the bags in proportion; Tokens; or SOL worth, tokens worth that much at the price now. When the wallets hold less than a share of supply or a value asks, the trade box says how much they hold and nothing is sold.

Your position#

Under the forms: what you've Bought, Sold, are Holding, and your P&L, in the chain's currency or USD. Results of each trade show at the bottom of the panel.

Trading from one wallet#

The My wallets table has two buy and two sell buttons on every row: 25 and 50% of that wallet's balance, 50 and 100% of its bag, to start. They trade in one press unless you turn off Trade in one press in Settings, which makes them ask first.