COMMENT "STOP"
Knowing when to sell: bot rode 10x to 17x ($200 to $3,452)
Everyone focuses on buying. The hard part is selling. This bot was told to stop at 10x and rode a trailing stop all the way to 17x, turning $200 into $3,452. A team of little bots finds, scam-checks, buys, trails the stop, and banks the win. Trading is risky and most people lose money, so this is not financial advice.
01Quick steps
- 1Free scanner: birdeye.so.
- 2A team of bots: find, scam-check, buy, trail the stop, bank it.
- 3Set a target, then let a trailing stop ride winners up.
- 4Cut losers fast, stop after 2 losses in a row.
02Your ready to use prompt
Here is a coin: [paste from birdeye.so]. Before I buy, check: is the money locked, can I sell, does one wallet hold most of it, and is the volume real? Then suggest a take-profit target and a trailing-stop level. End with BUY-OK or SKIP.
03Full tutorial
Most people buy fine. They lose because they sell winners too early or hold losers too long. Fixing the SELL is the whole game.
Buy a little SOL on Coinbase, send it to Phantom. Only money you can afford to lose.
Confirm the money is locked, you can sell, one wallet doesn't own most of it, and the volume is real. Skip anything shady.
Buy a coin that passes on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n) with a tiny fixed amount, and set your exits in the ticket before you confirm.
Pick a profit target, but instead of selling the moment it's hit, trail a stop behind the price. If it keeps running, you ride it (that's how 10x became 17x). When it finally turns, the stop banks it.
If a coin hits your hard stop, it's out. No averaging down.
After two losses in a row, the bot stops. Tilt is what blows accounts.
Selling too early and holding too long both cost you. A trailing stop takes the decision off your hands. Not financial advice.