📊 Trade Monitor

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Trade Monitor Operations

Trade Monitor is a powerful tool which allows you to monitor the status of your portfolio in real time while capitalizing on market dips and fluctuations by setting automated sell and buy limit orders to manage your assets effortlessly. Furthermore, the Trade Monitor allows you to manually buy and sell from multiple wallets simultaneously while automatically updating your position for each wallet. The following image shows the Trade Monitor in action. We’ll use $Catchy for demonstration purposes. Trade Monitors are automatically spawned in the following cases:

1. You click on “Track” in the Token Report. This will spawn a Trade Monitor that summarizes your position of the token for all your connected wallets with a positive balance of this token. This will be the case whether the tokens were acquired through the bot or externally. If the tokens were acquired externally and a position for this token doesn’t exist in the bot for a given wallet, the bot will then automatically create a position for this wallet by assuming that you just bought the token. In other terms, for this specific wallet, your Initial and Worth would both have the same value, and that’s the current worth of your tokens in the chain’s native coin. The Trade Monitor will also provide some insights on the tracked token such as the price and market cap. If none of your connected wallets holds the token, Track opens the Trade Monitor directly on the Buy menu, so you can take a position without an extra tap. When at least one wallet already holds the token, Track opens on the Sell menu by default.
2. An automated or manual buy is triggered through the bot. In this case, the bot will automatically spawn a Trade Monitor that summarizes your position of the token for all your connected wallets with a positive balance of this token.

We’ll break the above image down in two parts. We will first explain the message above the buttons:

• First Row:
• 🪙 Token Name - Name of the token being tracked in this Trade Monitor.
• ⏱ Time Left - Trade Monitors will remain active for 36 hours (96 hours for ⭐️ Premium users). This is reflecting how much of the 36 hours is left. You can always refresh the counter to start over as we explain below. Once a monitor expires, the Trade Monitor for this token becomes “disabled” and will eventually be automatically removed from the Trade Monitor. However, this will have no impact on your positions for this token, or on any limit orders that you have set. You can bring the token back to the monitor by tracking the token again from the corresponding Token Report.
• 🌟 Referral - Includes your quick-buy referral link for the token. Referrals are detailed in the Referral Program section.

Following the first row, the Trade Monitor will display a summary of the position for each wallet with a positive balance of the token:

• 💳 Wallet Name - Name of the wallet with a positive balance of the token.
• 🚀 Profit/Loss - Profit or Loss percentage of the trade after sell tax and while considering the price impact of your sell. In other terms, this is computing the percentage of change between the Initial and Payout. Here, Initial shows the total amount you spent to purchase the token using that wallet, while Payout reflects how much BNB/ETH/AVAX/S/TRX/TON/SOL you will receive when you sell these tokens. Clicking on the P/L value will generate the PnL Card for this wallet’s current position. You will also have the ability to further customize the generated PnL Card by excluding or adding the trade duration and/or the invested amount. The following image represents a PnL Card generated by a Maestro user:

• 💸 PI, otherwise referred to as Price Impact: The effect of your sell on the chart for this wallet.
• Initial: This value will reflect how much you’ve spent to buy the token for this wallet.
• Payout - How much BNB/ETH/AVAX/S/TRX/TON/SOL you will receive when you sell the tokens in this wallet. This factors in both taxes and price impact, and can be written as: $\text{Initial}*\left(1 +\text{P/L w/tax}\right)*\left(1+\text{Price Impact}\right)$
• Tokens - This reflects the wallet’s token holdings as a percentage of the token’s total supply.
• Worth - This reflects the current value of your wallet’s total holdings of the token in the chain’s native coin. It does not account for sell taxes nor price impact.
• Nearest Limit - Shows the closest active limit order for this wallet and the price or market cap at which it will trigger.
• Reset P/L - A per-wallet action that resets your Initial to the current Worth of the token for that wallet, so your P/L starts fresh. It has no impact on your position for the token in other wallets.
• Orders - This displays a summary of the total number of sell and buy limit orders currently active on this wallet for this token. For example, in the Trade Monitor shown at the beginning of this page, Wallet1 has 4 sell limit orders (2 Take Profit and 2 Stop Losses) and 1 buy limit order for the token $CATCHY. You can check, edit and add buy and sell limit orders for any token from the Token Report, Trade Monitor or the Active Orders tab. See the Limit Orders section for details.
• 💵 Price | MC - Current price and market cap of the token.
• ⚖️ Taxes - This shows the contract’s buy, sell and transfer taxes
• 🪠 Clog - The percentage of the token’s maximum supply currently held in the token’s contract address.

Towards the end of every monitor, the Other Trades section displays a summary of all the remaining active monitors that you currently have. For each monitor, this summary shows the token name, the first 3 characters of the token’s contract address, the P/L of the wallet with the highest token balance in that monitor, and the amount of time remaining before the monitor expires. It is important to note that Initial is only updated for buys made through Maestro. In other terms, if you buy or sell this token outside of Maestro, your Initial won’t be updated accordingly. However, as mentioned above, Tokens, Payout and Worth will always be computed based on your wallet’s balance of this token. This implies that trading the token outside of Maestro will cause your Initial to be mismatched with Tokens, Payout and Worth, and that essentially means that the P/L displayed for that wallet is inconsistent. In these cases, the monitor will display the alert “⚠️ Initial Outdated ⚠️” for that wallet as shown in the image below: To fix this mismatch, you will need to reset your position for this token and for that particular wallet. To do so, click on the alert and the bot will ask you to confirm whether you want to reset the token’s position for this wallet or not, as shown in the image below: If you select “Yes”, the bot will then proceed to reset your position by setting your Initial and Worth to the same value, and that’s the current worth of your tokens in the chain’s native coin. In other terms, the bot will assume that you just bought the tokens in that wallet’s balance, and the alert will no longer appear on the Trade Monitor for that token and wallet. The information displayed in a Trade Monitor will get updated (the message will edit itself) whenever you refresh the Trade Monitor. This can be done by clicking on the Refresh button. The Trade Monitor updates automatically when there’s a considerable price change, but you can always manually force an update by clicking on the button ”🔃”. This will also reset the timer on your Trade Monitor back to 36 hours (96 hours for ⭐ Premium users). Some closing words:

• Trade Monitors will remain active for 36 hours (96 hours for ⭐️Premium users). During this time, you could refresh the monitor by clicking on the button ”🔃” to reset the timer back to 36 or 96 hours. Once the allocated time is over, the Trade Monitor becomes disabled. You do NOT need to clear disabled trades manually, as the bot will handle that automatically. Sell and buy limit orders are not impacted in this case as these don’t require an active monitor to function.
• You can only have 10 active trades in your Trade Monitor (30 concurrent trades for ⭐️ Premium users). After you reach the maximum number of active trades, any additional purchases will not be tracked in the Trade Monitor.
• You can control the default view of your Trade Monitors through the Global General Settings. There are three possible views for the Trade Monitor: 🔄 Brief, 🔄 Detailed and 🔄 Extended. As the name suggests, the 🔄 Detailed view provides additional details on your position compared to the 🔄 Brief view. The 🔄 Extended view is similar to 🔄 Detailed view with the only exception that the summary of positions in the Trade Monitor is displayed in a non-collapsible quote. For the 🔄 Brief and 🔄 Detailed views, this summary is normally displayed in a collapsible-quote that can be extended and minimized at will.