Trade Monitor Menu
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We now turn our attention to the button overlay in Figure 17, which is re-iterated above for reference. These buttons can only affect the Trade Monitor you're currently on, and won't impact other active Trade Monitors. Each Trade Monitor will have its own menu.
The arrows (⬅️,➡️) allow you to cycle between your Trade Monitors. Pressing the token name itself (next to 🔃) has the same impact as clicking on the Refresh button.
As explained earlier, this feature attempts to frontrun liquidity rugs, blacklisting functions, trade disables, tax hikes, unnatural mints, and practically anything that would “rug” you. The bot will detect when a malicious transaction is sent to mempool and will try to sell your holdings before the malicious transaction goes through, thus saving your investment.
If Anti Rug is enabled in your Wallet General Settings, all spawned Trade Monitors will have Anti Rug enabled by default. You could also manually enable or disable Anti Rug directly through each Trade Monitor.
Trade Monitors are always linked to a channel. For example, if the buy was triggered by a call channel, then Auto Sell and Trailing Sell will follow the settings specified in that call channel's settings. Similarly, if the buy or tracking was triggered through the token contract menu, then Auto Sell and Trailing Sell will follow the settings specified in the Me channel settings. The same will also apply when the buy is triggered through a copytrade wallet or through a snipe, as we will see in following sections. As mentioned previously, Auto Sell and Trailing Sell need to be enabled both in your Wallet Sell Settings AND in your channel settings for the Trade Monitor to spawn with Auto Sell and Trailing Sell automatically enabled. If this is not the case, you can always manually enable, disable and setup the limits of Auto Sell and Trailing Sell directly through each Trade Monitor, as we discuss below. Always make sure that Auto-Sell and/or Trailing Sell has a green checkmark ✅ next to it on the Trade Monitor if you want the bot to auto-sell for you.
Percentages on the left and right of ◀️ Lo | Hi ▶️ can be used to set up your Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) for auto sells:
Left: Sell-Lo or Stop-loss (-101% in the image)
Right: Sell-Hi or Take-profit (+100% in the image)
You can click on each percentage to update it. The Limit Sells section explains how you can use specific prices or market caps to sell at. Sell-Lo and Sell-Hi will always compare against your Profit/Loss percentage.
The default values of Sell-Lo and Sell-Hi will always mirror the ones specified in the settings of the channel that the Trade Monitor is linked to. For example, if the buy was triggered by a call channel, then Sell-Lo and Sell-Hi will take the values specified in that call channel's settings. You can always edit these values directly through the Trade Monitor.
An important note here is that you can input any sign you want for the values of Sell-Lo and Sell-Hi. This does not apply to wallet and channel settings where Sell-Lo values need to be negative and Sell-Hi values need to be positive. This flexibility allows you to create a trailing stoploss (setting Sell-Lo to +50% if you’re up 100% for example).
Clicking directly on the ◀️ Lo | Hi ▶️ button reveals the ◀️ Amount ▶️ button:
Percentages on the left and right of ◀️ Amount ▶️can be used to set up the percentage of tokens that you want to sell when either Sell-Hi or Sell-Lo is reached:
Left: Percentage of tokens to be sold when Sell-Lo is triggered. This is referred to as Sell-Lo Amount.
Right: Percentage of tokens to be sold when Sell-Hi is triggered. This is referred to as Sell-Hi Amount.
You can click on each percentage to update it.
The default values of Sell-Lo Amount and Sell-Hi Amount will always mirror the ones specified in the settings of the channel that the Trade Monitor is linked to. For example, if the buy was triggered by a call channel, then Sell-Lo Amount and Sell-Hi Amount will take the values specified in that call channel's settings. You can always edit these values directly through the Trade Monitor.
As mentioned previously, every Trade Monitor is tracking a certain amount of tokens. This could be your entire balance for that token, or it could be a portion of it. As such, if you set your Sell-Hi Amount to 100% and Sell-Hi is reached, the Trade Monitor will sell 100% of the tokens being tracked in this Trade Monitors, and that might not necessarily be the same as your total balance of the token. Same goes for Sell-Lo Amount.
Buy Dip, Buy Dip Amount (displayed here as 0.01 BNB) and Threshold can be used to enable and configure auto-buys on dips. This will be explored in the next subsection.
Allows you to generate the PnL card for this Trade Monitor. You also have the ability to exclude the trade duration and/or the invested amount from your generated PnL card. Figure 18 shows a PnL card generated by a Maestro user:
The Buy ⇔ Sell button switches the menu below it from selling to buying as displayed in Figure 19 below.
By default, Slippage will have the same value of Slippage set in your Wallet General Settings. You can set a new slippage value though this menu for your buys and sells separately. This change will only impact manual buys and sells initiated through this Trade Monitor. In other terms, setting a slippage value here will not impact the slippage set in your Wallet General Settings.
By default, Gas Price/Delta will have the same values of Gas Price/Delta set in your Wallet Buy and Sell Settings for buys and sells, respectively. You can set a new gas price/delta value though this menu for your buys and sells separately. This change will only impact manual buys and sells initiated through this Trade Monitor. In other terms, setting a gas price/delta value here will not impact the gas price/delta set in your Wallet Buy and Sell Settings.
Buy the amount of tokens equivalent to X amount of BNB, ETH, AVAX, TON or SOL. The buy amount will be added to the Initial of the existing Trade Monitor.
Exclusive to EVM-compatible chains
Buy max TX of the token. The buy amount will be added to the Initial of the existing Trade Monitor.
Buy X amount of tokens. The buy amount will be added to the Initial of the existing Trade Monitor.
Sends an Approve transaction for this token. If Auto-Approve is enabled in your Wallet Approve Settings, the bot automatically sends an Approve transaction after a successful buy. However, you can approve a token even before you buy it. This is especially useful for pre-launch tokens where one intends to sell quickly after sniping.
Sends a Revoke transaction for a previously approved token.
Sell the amount of tokens equivalent to the amount of BNB, ETH, AVAX, TON or SOL currently in the Initial of this Trade Monitor.
Sell your entire holdings of this token across all the wallets that you've generated or imported for this chain.
Sell X% of the tokens tracked in this Trade Monitor. This will update the Initial of the existing Trade Monitor.
Sell the amount of tokens equivalent to X amount of BNB, ETH, AVAX, TON or SOL.
Sell max TX of the token.
Sell X amount of tokens.
When you click on Reset, the Trade Monitor will start showing the same information that you would see if you just clicked on "Track" in the token contract menu. In other terms, whatever your entire balance of the token is Worth at the time will become your Initial. This option can also combine your buys if you bought the same token multiple times. In addition, the Reset button also resets the timer on your Trade Monitor and extends it for another 36 hours (96 hours for ⭐️Premium users).
This button will refresh the information and values displayed in the Trade Monitor. It will also reset the timer on your Trade Monitor back to 36 hours (96 hours for ⭐️Premium users) without impacting your Initial.
Stops the Trade Monitor from updating. This makes the Trade Monitor “Disabled”. Disabled trades do not benefit from tracking or auto-sell functionalities, so make sure a trade is not disabled if you wish to make use of the bot’s automatic features. Disabled Trade Monitors are automatically deleted by the bot.
Deletes the Trade Monitor. Use this to clean up “Disabled” trades after they’ve outlived their usefulness.
