# Auto TP/SL strategy

⚙️ You can set automatic TP/SL rules when placing an order so you don't have to watch the chart.

1. Price-/Percentage-based TP/SL
2. Trailing TP/SL
3. Dev Sell
4. Migrated Sell

## Enter the Auto TP/SL settings page <a href="#enter-the-auto-tp-sl-settings-page" id="enter-the-auto-tp-sl-settings-page"></a>

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## 1. Price-/Percentage-based TP/SL <a href="#id-1.-price-percentage-based-tp-sl" id="id-1.-price-percentage-based-tp-sl"></a>

When buying immediately, choose a TP/SL strategy to place sell orders that will execute at specified prices — selling a set portion or amount of the token at the target.

| **Stratege**                                      | **Description**                                                                               |
| ------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2x: Take Principal                                | Sell 50% when price gains 100% from buy price.                                                |
| 2x: Sell All                                      | Sell 100% when price gains 100% from buy price.                                               |
| 2x: Take Principal & -50%:Sell all                | Sell 50% at +100%; if price falls to 50% of buy price, exit all.                              |
| 2x: Sell all & -50%:Sell all                      | Sell 100% at +100%; or exit all if price falls to 50% of buy price.                           |
| 2x: Take Principal & 4x: Sell 50% & -50%:Sell all | Sell 50% at +100%; sell another 50% at +300%; or exit all if price falls to 50% of buy price. |
| 2x: Take Principal & 4x: Sell All & -50%:Sell all | Sell 50% at +100%; sell 100% at +300%; or exit all if price falls to 50% of buy price.        |
| Custom Stratege                                   | User defines gain/loss percentages and sell ratios.                                           |

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## 2. Trailing TP/SL <a href="#id-2.-trailing-tp-sl" id="id-2.-trailing-tp-sl"></a>

TP/SL levels are not fixed prices — they move with the ATH/high price, which can better protect profits and limit losses.

| **Stratege**    | **Description**                                                                                                                          | **Example**                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Trailing TP** | Trailing take-profit: dynamically adjusts the TP trigger. When price reaches the TP and later falls back by the retrace ratio, it sells. | <p><em><strong>Example: buy at $100, TP = +50%, retrace = 15%.</strong></em></p><ul><li>If price rises to $140 then falls to $119 (15% retrace from $140) — trailing TP has not yet activated, so no sell.</li><li>If price reaches $150, trailing TP activates. If it later peaks at $200 and then falls to $170 (200 \* 85%), the TP sell triggers.</li></ul> |
| **Trailing SL** | Trailing stop-loss: stop price stays at a fixed percent below the highest price and moves up as the token rises to protect gains.        | <p><em><strong>Example: buy at $100, stop = 15%.</strong></em></p><ul><li>If price falls to $85 (15% down), stop-loss triggers.</li><li>If price rises to $140, the stop adjusts to $119 (15% below the peak).</li></ul>                                                                                                                                        |

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## 3.Dev Sell & Migrated Sell <a href="#id-3.dev-sell-and-migrated-sell" id="id-3.dev-sell-and-migrated-sell"></a>

| **Stratege**  | **Description**                                                                                          |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Dev Sell      | When a developer/team makes a single sell that exceeds a set percentage of holdings, automatically sell. |
| Migrated Sell | Automatically sell when the token is officially migrated to a DEX.                                       |

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