SPOT

How it works

The bot buys tokens, then sells the available managed portion. Free USDC, invested funds and reserved orders are accounted for separately. Other wallet holdings should not automatically become bot positions.

Fees and residual

Buy fees may be charged in the base token, reducing available quantity. Sale rounding can leave a small residual; its cost basis is shown separately in history.

Minimum take-profit value

After buy fees and quantity rounding, a sell order may be worth less than 10 USDC even if the original purchase was larger. For a full limit take profit, the server raises the price when needed to meet the minimum order value and exchange price precision. It does not lower the configured target or increase sell quantity. For example, a 1.5% take profit retains average entry × 1.015 as its price floor. The adjustment reason is logged. A higher price does not guarantee a fill.

Completing a position with dust

After a confirmed full exit, a remainder smaller than the quantity step can be tracked separately and management completed after reconciliation and cancellation of remaining orders. Those coins stay in the wallet. A value below 10 USDC alone does not mean the position is complete. A partially filled order or an intended partial sale is not treated as a full exit.

Reserve after take profit

Keep after take profit, %: 0 sells all; 10 retains approximately 10% of the coins. After confirmed take profit, management ends and the reserve stays in the wallet. Before completion, a stop closes the full remaining managed amount. Exchange rounding may increase the reserve; the minimum order value may raise the take-profit price. The reserve quantity is fixed after the first take-profit fill. PAPER tracks retained cost separately from available USDC.