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πŸ€– Auto Trade

Auto Trade contains separate switches for AUTO BUY and AUTO SELL. You can enable one, both or neither.

Set up Auto Buy

  1. Select the wallet you want to use in πŸ’³ WALLETS.
  2. From the main menu, tap πŸ€– AUTO TRADE.
  3. Set BUY AMOUNT. The minimum shown in Panda is 0.01 SOL.
  4. Set πŸ“Ά SLIPPAGE.
  5. Review DUPLICATE BUY:
    • YES allows another automatic buy when the wallet already holds that token.
    • NO prevents that automatic duplicate. An existing trade still being processed can also block another trade on the same wallet.
  6. Tap AUTO BUY to enable it. Check that the indicator is green.

When Auto Buy is enabled, pasting a token contract can start a buy immediately using those settings. Check the contract before pasting it.

Partner channel signals use the settings in each channel’s own card, not this general Auto Buy switch. Open πŸ“‘ Channels & Signals to configure Track, Auto Buy and Auto Sell for a channel.

Set up Auto Sell, SL and TP

  1. In AUTO TRADE, tap πŸ›‘ SL and choose a stop loss. A custom stop loss is entered as a negative percentage, such as -20.
  2. Tap 🎯 TP and choose a take profit, such as 50 for +50%.
  3. Tap AUTO SELL to enable it. Check the green indicator.
  4. To clear an SL or TP, select OFF or enter 0 where offered.

The global Auto Sell settings supply defaults for new positions, including manual buys. You can change or disable them for an individual token on its trading screen. Existing position settings are not necessarily replaced when global settings change.

SL and TP depend on the bot obtaining a usable quote and, for net P&L thresholds, a verifiable entry cost. A triggered sell is not guaranteed to execute at the threshold: price changes, slippage, fees, network conditions and other failures can affect it.

Turn automation off

Return to AUTO TRADE and tap the enabled switch until it is red. Also review individual token and channel settings: their settings can differ from the global defaults.