Sell Config (TP/SL & Trailing)

Sell Config controls how the bot sells for a specific rugger.

🎯 TP/SL Levels (Multi TP/SL)

You can define up to 5 levels of Take Profit and Stop Loss.

Each level has two values:

• The trigger threshold (e.g. +10%)
• The position percentage to sell (e.g. 50%)

Example with 2 TP levels:

→ When the token does +10%, the bot sells half. When it does +30%, the bot sells the rest.

💡 Tip : Sell a large portion at the first TP to secure your gains, then let the rest run.

📊 Trailing Stop Loss (Multi Trailing SL)

The Trailing SL follows the price upward and sells when there is a drawdown from the highest point. You can define up to 5 levels, each linked to a market cap threshold.

Example with 2 levels:

In practice:

1. You buy a token at $2K MC
2. The token rises to $50K — no -20% drawdown → no sale
3. The token dips to $42K (-16% from ATH) → no sale
4. The token goes back up to $80K then passes $100K → TSL switches to -30%
5. The token drops to $65K (-35% from ATH) → the bot sells

⚠️ Important : When Trailing SL is activated, the classic TP levels are ignored. Only the SL remains active as a safety net.

⏳ No Activity

The bot sells if no transaction takes place on the token for X seconds.

Use case : A PumpFun token with no activity for 20-30 seconds is often an abandoned token.

📋 Copy Sell %

This toggle is available when Track Sells is enabled in Tracking Mode.

• Copy % OFF (default) — When the tracked wallet sells, the bot sells 100% of your position
• Copy % ON — The bot copies exactly the percentage sold by the tracked wallet

Example: The wallet you follow holds 1M tokens and sells 100K (that is, 10%). With Copy % enabled, the bot will sell 10% of YOUR position — not the whole amount.

Use case : You are copy trading a wallet that sells gradually in stages. Without this toggle, the bot would sell everything on the wallet’s first sale. With this toggle, you follow its exit strategy exactly.

💡 Tip : Enable Copy % if you do serious copy trading and the wallet you follow has a gradual selling strategy.

Which strategy should you choose?