Automation
The terminal has three automation screens in the Trade group: Auto Buy, Auto Snipe and Copy Trading.
Auto Buy, Auto Snipe and Copy Trading are not available yet. The sections below describe each screen so you know what it controls.
All automation runs under the same safety controls: the Emergency stop and your spend caps. See Safety.
Auto Buy
Auto Buy is a rules engine. A rule decides which tokens to buy and how much to spend. It follows the values you enter.
The screen has a rule list on the left, the rule editor in the middle and a Fire log on the right. The top of the screen shows how many rules are armed and whether automation is live or paused. Each rule has an on and off switch. Start a rule with New rule, from a template.
A rule has these settings.
| Group | Settings |
|---|---|
| Execution | Position size, max trades per hour, max trades per day, max concurrent positions, cooldown on the same token, daily spend cap, per-trade cap, and an optional time-of-day window |
| Market | Minimum and maximum market cap, liquidity floor, minimum holders |
| Risk | Maximum dev wallet share, maximum snipers, minimum KOL trust score |
| Contract safety | Mint revoked, freeze revoked, liquidity locked for a minimum number of days, skip bundled launches |
| Sources | Which launchpads to include, and which triggers fire the rule |
| Wallet filters | Deployer whitelist and deployer blacklist |
The triggers are:
- Sentinel Feed signals
- On-chain new pool events
- Cross-channel consensus, which needs a minimum number of independent source chats to call the same token inside a time window
Test against last 24h runs a rule against the last 24 hours and reports how many times it would have fired and the PnL in SOL. Save and Arm saves a rule and switches it on.
The Fire log lists each time a rule acted: executed, skipped or failed, with the reason.
Positions opened by a rule carry the Auto Buy source tag.
Auto Snipe
Auto Snipe is built to execute contract addresses forwarded by the scraper against your active wallet.
It is locked until you pair a scraper license. Pairing is in Settings, under Account and system, then Sentinel license. Linking the scraper to the terminal is not live yet.
Once paired, the screen shows a queue with the states Queued, Executing, Filled and Skipped. Snipe settings sets slippage, priority fee, Jito tip, MEV protection and a custom RPC for snipe transactions.
Copy Trading
Copy Trading is meant to mirror wallets you track. It is not available yet.