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Auto exits

Most memecoin losses aren't bad entries. They're exits that never happened. MAD manages exits for you: set the numbers once and it sells when they hit, whether you're watching or asleep.

The exit types

Take-profit
Sell when the position is up by your target, for example +100%.
Stop-loss
Sell when it's down by your limit, for example −30%, so one bad trade can't wipe out ten good ones.
Tiered exits
Sell in parts: half at 2×, a quarter at 4×, and let the rest run.
Trailing stop
The stop follows the price up. If a token runs 5× and then drops 25% from the top, you sell near the top instead of riding it back down.

Why speed matters

Memecoins can drop 50% in a single candle. MAD checks your positions every second and sells on the fast path, so you get out close to your number rather than a minute later.

A simple starting setup

If you're new, try a stop-loss around −30%, take a first slice at 2× to get your stake back, and put a trailing stop on the rest. Then adjust based on what your own trades show.

Memecoins are extremely risky. Most go to zero, often within hours. Nothing on this page is financial advice. Only trade what you can afford to lose.

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Questions

What is a trailing stop on a memecoin?

A stop-loss that moves up as the price rises, so you sell a set percentage below the highest price instead of below your entry.

How often does MAD check exits?

Every second. When an exit triggers, MAD sells on the fast path.