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⚡ The Trading tab

This is the app's trading floor: the live signal feed, and for each signal, the ability to buy in one click — without ever leaving the page, and without ever handing your keys to anyone.

Why this tab exists

A signal is only worth what you can do with it, fast. Without this tab, the journey would be: receive the alert → copy the mint address → open a DEX → paste → configure → sign. Every step costs seconds, and in memecoins seconds cost percents. The Trading tab, titled “Trading assisté” (assisted trading), reduces all of it to: see the signal → pick an amount → sign in Phantom.

The signal feed

The main column shows signals as they arrive — the same ones as on Telegram, at the same moment: web cards and Telegram cards are generated from the same stream. Each card in the feed carries what you already know if you've read the SIGNAL card page: the score, the risk, the Mastermind analysis, the exit strategy.

Buying in one click — the full journey

  1. Connect your wallet (button top right): Phantom recommended, MetaMask supported. Connecting gives the app NO power over your funds — it only allows it to propose transactions for you to sign.
  2. Click the signal you're interested in: the buy panel opens (“↩ Retour” to go back to the feed).
  3. “Tu dépenses (SOL)” (you spend): type your amount or tap one of the quick-amount chips. This is the TOTAL amount you commit.
  4. Slippage: percentage chips and a fine slider. It's the maximum price gap you accept between the quote and the execution — see the box below, it's THE setting that protects your buy.
  5. “Obtenir devis” (get quote): the app queries Jupiter (Solana's price aggregator) and shows the details — tokens received, price impact (highlighted orange above 2%), platform fee according to your tier.
  6. “Exécuter” (execute): the transaction is built server-side, UNSIGNED, then Phantom opens — “Approve in Phantom…”. YOU sign. “Swap executed!” appears with the link to the transaction on Solscan: on-chain proof, not an interface's promise.
Slippage in 30 seconds
On a micro-cap, the price moves between your quote and your execution. Slippage too low → the transaction fails (you only lose network fees); too high → you accept buying much more expensively than planned. The app proposes suitable values; if your transactions fail in bursts on a very hot token, go up one notch — knowingly.
Price impact ≠ slippage
Price impact is how much YOUR order moves the market (a function of liquidity); slippage is the extra tolerance you accept on top. High impact on a small amount = tiny pool: that's a serious warning, not a formality.

What this tab will never do

Using it well

  1. Set your per-trade budget BEFORE opening the tab — and respect the suggested size on the cards.
  2. Check the price impact on every quote — it's your real-time liquidity gauge.
  3. After buying, go to Positions: that's where the rest plays out (stop-loss, take-profit, exit).