📤 The EXIT card

Every other card is about entries. This one closes the loop: your position was just sold, and here's the report — not a display report, an on-chain-verified one: the SOL that actually came back to your wallet, fees and slippage included.

When does it arrive?

In your personal Telegram feed, when one of your positions closes (or partially sells): a sale triggered by a stop-loss, a take-profit, a copy-sell (the wallet you copy sold), or a manual sale. Green background for a winning trade, red for a losing one — the app never dresses up a loss.

The anatomy of the card

Card generated by the app's real rendering engine (fictional token $PEPITE). Cards are delivered in French — every zone is explained below.

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1. The trigger badge WHO sold: VENTE AUTO (auto-execution), Stop-loss, Take-profit, Copy-sell or Manuel (you). Knowing what triggered each exit is where improvement starts.
2. The token The closed position's ticker.
3. The real PnL THE number on the card: the result in percent, net — computed on the SOL actually received, not on a displayed price. Green = gain, red = loss.
4. The max peak reached The highest point the position touched during its life. The gap between the peak and your exit (+92% → +58.4% here) is the “give-back”: the share of the top your exit strategy didn't capture. It's THE metric Mastermind works on permanently.
5. The life curve The position's full journey since entry. The white dots are your sells: a tranche exit shows several. The dashed line is 0% — everything above it was profit.
6. The curve caption The reading reminder: “curve since entry — white dots = sells”.
7. The 5-figure row Invested · Received · Net gain · Duration · Trigger — the complete accounting, detailed in the glossary below.
8. The closing message Green: “gains secured in your pocket”. Red: a sober statement, never fake consolation. Emojis live in the Telegram message that accompanies the card.

The card's glossary

Invested (Investi)

The SOL that left your wallet to open the position — buy fees included. The real cost, not the nominal amount.

Received (Reçu)

The SOL that came back to your wallet on the sale, after slippage and fees. On a tranche exit, it's the cumulative total of all sells.

Net gain (Gain net)

Received minus invested. The only number that pays: positive, it's in your pocket; negative, it's gone. Everything else is commentary.

Duration (Durée)

Time between opening and closing. In memecoins, good exits often play out in tens of minutes — our measurements put the typical peak zone around 20 minutes after the signal.

Trigger (Déclencheur)

The mechanism that launched the sale. Stop-loss: price hit your protection level (a stop-loss triggered in profit = the trailing stop locking in a gain). Take-profit: your gain target. Copy-sell: the wallet you copy sold, you followed. Manual: you, in the app.

What to do when it arrives

1. Check the trigger: is it the scenario you planned at entry? If your positions always close differently than planned, your strategy and your settings aren't talking to each other.
2. Look at the give-back (peak − exit): if it's systematically huge, your exits are too late or too greedy.
3. File it mentally and move on: a red card doesn't call for revenge. The worst trade is the one made to “win it back”.