> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gameland-1.gitbook.io/galeon/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gameland-1.gitbook.io/galeon/auto-trade-automated-trading.md). # Auto Trade — Automated Trading #### What is Auto Trade Auto Trade is a fully automated trading system. Users only need to create a strategy and set risk parameters — the system will automatically: * Receive signals from Alpha Signal / Meme Radar / KOL / Telegram groups * Evaluate risk and auto-enter positions * Monitor positions in real-time with automatic stop-loss/take-profit * Execute entirely on-chain with zero manual operation required #### 1. Create Wallet & Deposit Auto Trade uses a Privy embedded wallet — no MetaMask required: 1. Go to Web DApp → Alpha Agent → Auto Trade → Wallet tab 2. Log in with Privy, the system auto-generates EVM and Solana wallet addresses 3. Deposit to the corresponding address: * **BSC**: USDT + small amount of BNB (for gas) * **Base**: USDT + small amount of ETH * **Solana**: USDT + small amount of SOL 4. Check balance via TG: `/balance` 5. View deposit addresses via TG: `/wallet` #### 2 Bind Telegram Bot 1. Search for **@Galeon\_Alpha\_Bot** on Telegram and send `/start` 2. Two binding methods: * **Web → TG**: Generate a bind code on the Setting tap, then enter `/bind ` in TG * **TG → Web**: Enter `/bindweb` in TG to get a code, then enter it on the Web DApp 3. Once bound, you can receive signal notifications, manage strategies, and execute trades via TG #### 3. Create a Strategy **TG command:** `/newstrategy` Follow the 6-step guided creation: **Step 1: Select strategy type** | Strategy | Description | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | ALL | Follow all signal sources | | WHITELIST | Trade specified tokens only | | TOP\_SIGNALS | Follow high-confidence AI signals only | | TWITTER\_KOL | Follow Twitter KOL signals | | TELEGRAM | Follow Telegram group signals | | MEME | Follow Meme Radar signals | | RANGE | Range trading (auto-detect support/resistance levels) | | FUSION | Multi-source fusion (triggers only on multi-source consensus) | **Step 2: Select supported chains** — BSC / Base / Solana / All **Step 3: Set trade amount per position** — Minimum $10 **Step 4: Set stop-loss percentage** — -5% / -10% / -15% / -20% **Step 5: Set take-profit percentage** — 15% / 20% / 50% / 100% **Step 6: Additional configuration** (depends on strategy type) * TOP\_SIGNALS / FUSION: Minimum confidence (70%/80%/90%) * MEME: Minimum radar score (60/70/80) * WHITELIST: Enter token list (e.g., LAB,BLESS) Once confirmed, the strategy is created in **disabled state** by default. Each account can create up to **3 strategies**. #### 4. Manage Strategies ``` /strategies — View all strategies /editstrategy — Edit strategy parameters /togglestrategy — Enable/disable strategy /delstrategy — Delete strategy ``` Editable parameters: trade amount, stop-loss, take-profit, max positions, supported chains. #### 5. Enable Auto Trading ``` /autotrade on — Enable all strategies /autotrade off — Disable all strategies /autotrade force — Force enable (override circuit breaker pause) /autotrade — View current status ``` #### 6. Signal Source Configuration **Telegram Group Signals:** * Web DApp → Auto Trade → Telegram Group Config * Add Telegram trading groups, the system auto-parses signals from group messages **Twitter KOL Signals:** * Web DApp → Auto Trade → Twitter KOL Config * Add KOL accounts, the system auto-monitors their tweets for token mentions **Meme Radar Signals:** * Select the MEME strategy type to automatically receive signals **Range Trading:** * Select the RANGE strategy type, the system auto-identifies tokens at support levels and enters positions #### 7. Position Management ``` /positions — View all positions (entry price, current price, P&L) /position — View single position details /sell — Manual sell /setsl — Modify stop-loss price /settp — Modify take-profit price ``` Also available via Web DApp → Auto Trade → Position Manager. #### 8. Trade History ``` /history — View last 7 days of trade records /history 30 — View last 30 days ``` Web DApp → Auto Trade → Trade Logs provides full history with AI review analysis (win rate, average P\&L, improvement suggestions). #### 9. Risk Management **Dynamic Stop-Loss:** * Initial stop-loss calculated based on ATR (Average True Range) * Trailing stop automatically activates once profit exceeds 5% (triggers on 3% pullback) * Stop-loss tightens as position ages **Laddered Take-Profit:** * TP1 (sell 50%) → TP2 (sell 30%) → TP3 (sell 20%) * Locks in partial profits while letting remaining position run **Circuit Breaker:** * System auto-pauses trading for 1 hour after consecutive losses * Prevents emotional revenge trading * Can be manually overridden via `/autotrade force` **Batch Execution Protection:** * When multiple users trade simultaneously, orders execute in batches (30-second intervals) * Each batch uses max 2% of pool TVL to prevent excessive slippage --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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