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A trailing stop tracks the highest price since you placed it. It attempts to sell when the price falls by the Trailing % from that peak. For example, a 20% trail begins at a peak of 1m market cap with an illustrative 800k threshold. If the peak rises to 1.5m, the threshold rises to about 1.2m. It does not move down just because the price falls.

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Create from the panel

1

Open a position

In the intended profile, open the token and select the wallets whose holdings you want covered.
2

Open Trailing SL

Tap Limit, then Trailing SL.
3

Set the trail and amount

The form opens with Trailing -40% and Sell total 100%. Choose a preset or enter your own trail from 1–99% and sell size from 1–100%. These are starting values, not a recommendation.
4

Review expiry and place

Check the displayed settings and expiry, then Place order. Default expiry is 30 days, within a 1 minute–30 day range.
5

Verify the stop

Look for Trailing stop order placed and open /orders in that profile.
Trailing SL form showing trail presets, sell size presets, and expiry.

Trailing SL opens with editable -40% trail and 100% sell size.

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Use the reply command

Sending the complete reply command places the order immediately. The message itself is the confirmation. The numbers below are illustrative, not a recommended setup.
Reply to a fresh token panel, rather than sending an unrelated message:
This example trails the peak by 50% and sells 100% of selected wallets’ holdings. Both numbers are required. Send /trailing alone for the bot’s tutorial. If it reports duplicate delivery or uncertain partial creation, check /orders before resending.

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Change or cancel

Open /orders, select the pending trailing stop, and use Edit or Cancel. You can edit the trail, sell size, and expiry while pending. If a trail is too tight and would trigger immediately, widen it. A trigger is not a guaranteed fill; read any Didn’t Fire, fee, or failed-order notice in Manage orders.