Set rules, not alarms
Watch a specific token and define what should happen when conditions are met. In signal mode you get alerts. In trading mode the pipeline executes the trade for you.
Available triggers
Price drop
Fires when the token drops by X% from its recent high. Good for buying dips
Price surge
Fires on X% upward move. Useful for momentum entries or take-profit alerts
Volume spike
Fires when volume exceeds your multiplier times the recent average. Catches unusual activity
Market cap cross
Fires when market cap crosses above or below your threshold
LP drop
Fires when liquidity drops below your threshold. Early warning for rugs
Full configuration
Token mint
The Solana mint address of the token you want to watch
Trigger type
Which condition fires the pipeline: price drop, surge, volume spike, market cap, or LP drop
Trigger threshold
The percentage or value that activates the trigger
Entry condition
Optional gate: only enter if price is below X, market cap below Y, or after a Z% dump
Max SOL per trade
How much SOL to use per execution. Trading mode only
Slippage tolerance
Maximum acceptable slippage in basis points
Quote drift limit
Cancel the trade if the price moves more than this % between quote and execution
Take profit / Stop loss
Auto-exit thresholds. The position monitor checks every scheduler tick
Entry conditions
Entry conditions are an optional second gate. Even if the trigger fires, the trade only executes if the entry condition is also true. This prevents buying at the wrong level:
Price below
Only enter if price is under your target
Market cap below
Only enter small-cap tokens
After dump %
Only enter after a significant drawdown
Token Trading agents can be chained from other pipelines. When a Follow Wallet or New Tokens agent fires, it can arm a Token Trading agent to execute a follow-up strategy on the same token. The chain expires after 30 minutes if conditions aren't met