COMMENT "BANK"
Sell every winner early on purpose ($82 to $8,427)
The bot sold every single winner 'too early', and that was the smartest thing it did, $82 to $8,427 in a day. It never tries to catch the top. It takes enough, moves to the next one, and sizes each bet off the growing balance so wins compound. Trading is risky and most people lose money, so this is not financial advice.
01Quick steps
- 1Free scanner: birdeye.so.
- 2Score coins, buy only the strong ones.
- 3Take a set piece and sell, never the top.
- 4Size each new bet off your current balance.
02Your ready to use prompt
Trade Solana memecoins. Score each fresh coin on money-in-it, holders, whale concentration and real buyers, and only buy ones that score high. On every winner, take a set piece of the move and sell, never wait for the top. Cut losers at -10 to -17%. Size each new entry off the current balance so wins compound. Report every trade.
03Full tutorial
Everyone tries to catch the top and gives gains back. This bot takes a set piece and leaves, every time. It never caught a single top, and that discipline is exactly why it kept $8,427.
Install Phantom (phantom.app), secret phrase on paper, never shared, funded small with SOL you can afford to lose.
birdeye.so lists new Solana coins with the numbers to score them.
Only buy coins that score well on the basics: real money in the coin, enough holders, no single wallet holding most, real buyers. Skip the rest.
Buy on Photon (https://photon-sol.tinyastro.io/@ttplus10builds), and sell a fixed piece of the move when it hits your target. Don't renegotiate the target mid-trade.
Size each new bet as a percent of your CURRENT balance. As it grows, 'enough' grows too, a morning win paid a couple hundred, an evening win paid $1,723.
Cut at a fixed stop (-10 to -17%). The eight losers in the famous run barely left a mark.
The mindset: you don't want all of a coin, you want enough, and then you want the next one. That's how small wins stack into a big day.
38 of 46 green beats one home run you hold to zero. Taking enough and compounding is the quiet edge. Not financial advice.