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📍 The Positions tab

Buying is easy — the exit makes the result. This tab, “Mes positions” (my positions), is the cockpit of your live trades: live PnL, adjustable stop-loss and take-profit, one-tap selling, and the history of everything you've closed.

Why this tab exists

Our internal measurements repeat it across thousands of records: signaled tokens do peak, but the bulk of the outcome is decided in the exit execution — not in the entry choice. This tab exists so that none of your positions lives “from memory”: each one has an entry price, a current price, thresholds, and a visible trajectory.

What you'll find there

Stop-loss and take-profit — your two guardians

On each position, the settings dialog offers Stop-Loss (%) (negative: −25 to cut at −25%) and Take-Profit (%) (positive: +80 to take at +80%). As long as the position lives, the app watches the price and alerts you when a threshold is crossed — in the app and on Telegram.

The trailing stop — the anti-regret
When a position climbs, the protection level climbs with it: a “stop-loss triggered” in PROFIT is not a mistake — it's the trailing stop locking in your gain before the pullback. That's the anti-give-back mechanism — you'll see it on your exit cards under the Stop-loss trigger with a positive PnL.
“Keep it” = deliberate silence
If you choose to KEEP a position despite a stop-loss alert, the app mutes SL alerts for that position (until take-profit, with a 30-day safety cap). That's your right — but remember that you turned off the alarm yourself: nobody will warn you at −80%.

Importing a position

Bought a token ELSEWHERE (directly in Phantom, on a DEX)? “Import by transaction”: paste the transaction signature and the amount invested — the position joins the tracking like any other, with alerts and PnL. The app verifies the transaction belongs to the connected wallet.

Using it well

  1. Set SL/TP at opening, not “later” — your defaults are configured in the Profile tab.
  2. Treat every alert as an appointment: act, or consciously decide to keep. The ignored alert is the worst of the three options.
  3. Reread your closed trades: the “Closed” view is your logbook — recurring triggers sketch your habits there, good and bad.