Auto seller

AI Selling: take profit into the buyers, automatically.

Arm AI Selling on your coin and it watches the live tape for you. The instant buy volume spikes, it sells a slice of your position sized to the spike, so you sell into the wave of buyers instead of watching a chart and trying to react in time.

Arm it on a coin See Anti-Sniper

The best moment to sell is when other people are buying, and that moment is loud on the tape: a sudden burst of market buys, a green candle, volume jumping. AI Selling is an automated seller that watches that live volume for you. When it sees a spike in buy volume, it sells a portion of your holdings straight into it, so you are taking profit into real demand rather than staring at the chart hoping to catch the top by hand.

The core idea

Reacting to a pump by hand is a losing game. By the time you notice the volume, open the trade view, and confirm a sell, the wave has often already passed. AI Selling closes that gap. It sits armed on your coin, reads the same live trading volume you would be watching, and the moment demand spikes it fires a sell for you. You get out into strength, the position eases back down, and you did not have to be at the screen.

It fires on a volume spike

The trigger is a volume spike, a sudden jump in market buy volume, not a fixed price and not a market cap target. There is no level for you to guess or babysit. AI Selling detects the spike on its own by watching the live tape, so it fires on the thing that actually signals demand, buyers stepping in, rather than a number you had to set in advance and hope was right.

Proportional sizing

AI Selling does not dump a flat amount on every spike. It sells a percentage of your holdings scaled to how big the spike is. A small bump sells a small slice, and a big spike sells a bigger slice. If it really sends, it sells more. That way the seller leans into strength: it takes the most profit exactly when demand is heaviest, and it eases the chart back down gently on smaller moves instead of over-selling a minor tick.

You set the base sell percentage, the reference size for a normal spike. AI Selling scales up from there when a spike is unusually large, so your setting anchors the behavior and the live volume decides how hard to lean in on any given wave.

It stays armed and repeats

AI Selling is not one-and-done. After it fires on a spike it stays armed and keeps watching. Every new spike triggers it again, so it dumps into each wave of buyers as they arrive. A coin that pumps in several bursts gets sold into several times, each sell sized to the spike that triggered it, without you re-arming anything between waves.

The whitelist

Not every jump in volume is demand you want to sell into. If you run your own market making, or you buy your coin from wallets you control, that activity would look like a spike. AI Selling lets you whitelist specific wallets so their volume never counts toward a trigger. Buys from a whitelisted address are treated as your own activity and are ignored, so the seller only fires on real outside demand.

Which wallets it sells from

When AI Selling fires, it sells across your dev and buy wallets, the wallets holding the position on that coin. You can also point it at a chosen subset if you only want some of those wallets worked by the rule. Each triggered sell takes the scaled percentage out of the wallets in the rule, so the position comes down proportionally across the wallets you selected.

Feedback on every fire

You are never left guessing what the seller did. Every time AI Selling fires you get a notification and a marker on the chart showing the percentage it sold at that point. The markers line up with the spikes on the tape, so you can see exactly where the rule took profit and how much of the position it moved on each wave.

How to arm it

1. Open the AI Selling control on your coin

   From the trade view for the coin you want worked, open the AI Selling control. It attaches the rule to that specific coin.

2. Set your base sell percentage

   Choose the base percentage of your holdings to sell on a normal spike. Bigger spikes scale up from this reference, so it anchors how hard the seller leans in.

3. Add a whitelist and pick wallets, optional

   Whitelist any wallets whose volume should be ignored, such as your own market making, and choose whether the rule sells across all your dev and buy wallets or a subset.

4. Arm it

   Arm the rule and AI Selling starts watching the live tape. On each volume spike it sells the scaled slice, notifies you, and drops a marker on the chart. Arming again on the same coin replaces the existing rule.