Frequently asked questions¶
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Start with these¶
The four questions worth answering before anything else. Every one of them is answered again, at length, further down.
Is my wallet custodial? Yes. The execution service holds your encrypted key so it can sign the moment a call fires. Treat it as a hot trading wallet and withdraw profits to a wallet only you control. See Your wallet.
What stops the bot from draining it? It will only ever sign three things, each bounded in code: trades inside your own size, position and daily-loss limits; withdrawals to the one address you set; and Premium payments of exactly the plan price to a fixed address. See what can move SOL out of this wallet.
Will a stop-loss protect me from a rug? Not reliably. A stop is an instruction to attempt a sell, not a guaranteed fill — a one-to-two-second rug can cross it before any transaction lands. See what a stop-loss cannot do.
Is there any profit guarantee? No, and we make no profitability claim at all. Most of these tokens go to zero. Read Risk & Safety before depositing anything.
The calls¶
What exactly is a call?
A Telegram message saying a newly launched Solana token has just passed every rule in our screening contract, posted at the moment it passed. It is a screening result, not a recommendation. See What a call is.
How many calls do you send per day?
It varies entirely with market conditions — we call what qualifies, and we do not pad the count to hit a number. Quiet days produce few calls. The daily leaderboard posts the actual total for the last 24 hours.
Why didn't token X get called? It went 50x.
Because it failed at least one required rule at the time we evaluated it. The screening is fail-closed, so a missing or stale metric is a rejection too. We accept missing winners as the cost of a filter that also rejects a lot of garbage — that trade-off is deliberate, and it is not free.
What thresholds do you actually use?
We publish the metrics — market cap, volume, buy ratio, holder concentration, holder funding, fresh-wallet share, rug-registry matches, insider and bundler heuristics, mint security, snapshot freshness and more. We do not publish the numeric thresholds behind them. You can see the values any individual call was made on printed on its card. See How a token qualifies.
Do you call tokens because an influencer mentioned them?
No. KOL and influencer data is deliberately excluded from the filter entirely.
Do you get paid to call tokens?
No. Calls are generated by the screening rules. There is no paid placement.
Safety and custody¶
Will you ever DM me first?
Never — not to ask for your private key, your seed phrase, a payment to a personal wallet, or remote access to your device. Anyone doing that is scamming you.
Is there any profit guarantee?
No. We make no profitability claim at all. Please read Risk & Safety in full before depositing anything.
Free vs Premium¶
What do I actually get for Premium?
Earlier entry (the initial call rather than the x2), denser milestone updates, a 1% autotrader buy fee instead of 3%, and live calls all day rather than one happy hour. See Free vs Premium.
Is the Free channel just a teaser?
No. Free gets real calls on the same tokens with the same tracking, plus full autotrader access. It enters one doubling later and pays a higher buy fee. Those are real differences — but Free is a working product, not a demo.
Is there a delay before Free gets the call?
There is no artificial timer. Free is called by the token reaching x2 — a market event, not a countdown. A token that never doubles never produces a Free call at all.
Does Premium get better-filtered tokens?
No. Both tiers see the same tokens passing the same rules. Premium changes when you are called, not what is called.
How do I subscribe?
Send /premium to the bot (or use the button on
Pricing), pick a plan, confirm. You pay in SOL from
your bot wallet and access follows within about a minute.
Can I cancel or get a refund?
No. Premium is currently sold without refunds and without mid-term cancellation — once bought, a plan runs for its full period. If you are unsure, start with the weekly plan.
There is no auto-renewal, so nothing keeps charging you: access simply expires at the end of the period unless you manually buy again, and the bot reminds you before that happens. See Refunds and cancellation.
Is there a referral program?
Yes. When someone you invited buys Premium, you get 30% of their term as free
Premium days, and they get 10% off their first purchase. Send /referral to
the bot for your link. See Referrals.
What happens to my positions if my subscription ends?
Nothing bad. Open positions keep being managed, exits keep working, withdrawals keep working, and your settings are preserved. You drop to the Free entry trigger and the 3% buy fee. See If your subscription lapses.
The autotrader¶
Do I have to use the autotrader?
No. It is entirely optional and off by default. Plenty of people just read the calls and trade manually.
Is my wallet custodial?
Yes. The execution service holds your encrypted key so it can sign trades instantly. Treat the bot wallet as a hot trading wallet and withdraw profits to a wallet only you control. See Your wallet.
What stops the bot from draining my wallet?
The execution service will only sign three things, each bounded in code: trades capped by your own size, position and daily-loss limits; withdrawals to the one address you set, behind a 60-second confirmation; and Premium payments of exactly the plan price to the platform's fixed address, under a hard 5 SOL ceiling. Everything is simulated before signing, and the signed transaction is stored before it is submitted so a crash cannot charge you twice. See what can move SOL out of this wallet — and note the honest limit: this bounds what the software will do, while custody itself remains a trust decision, which is why the previous answer exists.
Can I use my existing wallet?
You can import one, but you should not import anything valuable. Telegram is not a secure transport for private keys and deletion is best-effort. Generating a fresh wallet is strictly safer.
What's the minimum to start?
The minimum buy size is 0.001 SOL and the default is 0.01 SOL, plus fees and rent. There is no protected reserve and no minimum balance — but leave enough to pay for the sells, because an exit costs a network fee too. Practically, fund it with enough to place several trades — see Fees and costs.
Can I lose more than I deposit?
No. There is no leverage, no margin and no borrowing. Your maximum loss is your balance.
Will my stop-loss protect me from a rug?
Not reliably. A stop is an instruction to attempt a sell — it does not guarantee a fill. A one-to-two-second rug can cross your stop before a transaction lands. This is the single most important limitation to understand. See What a stop-loss cannot do.
What happens if I turn Auto off?
New entries stop. Open positions keep being monitored and exited under your rules. The bot never stops managing money it already holds.
Can I still trade the wallet myself?
Yes. The bot tracks exactly the quantity it acquired in the exact token account it acquired it in, and re-reads that from chain continuously. Sell part yourself and it reduces its tracked remainder; sell all of it and it closes the position as an external exit and reconciles the economics. Holdings you had before the bot bought are protected.
Why doesn't my PnL match the milestone in the channel?
Because they measure different things. The milestone is the call's performance from the signal market cap. Your Wallet PnL is your result — your actual fill, your fees, and anything you already sold. Both are shown in the position panel; see Positions.
Should I use Lightspeed?
It costs a 0.001 SOL tip on every transaction, including each partial sell. On a 0.01 SOL buy size that is a meaningful percentage; on a larger size it is marginal. Both routes default to Standard. See Execution route.
Why was my entry skipped?
Common reasons: the signal went stale before a buy could land, the token was outside your market-cap filter, you were at your position limit, you hit your daily loss limit, your balance was short of the buy plus its fees. Filter skips are expected behaviour, not errors.