Made on SolMade on Sol
Tools
Blog
Sign In
Made on SolMade on Sol

The ultimate directory for everything built on Solana. Discover, compare, and review the best tools in the ecosystem.

Explore

  • All Tools
  • Find Tool
  • Categories
  • Stacks
  • Revenue Rankings
  • Deployer Hunter
  • TikTok Trends
  • Yields
  • Blog

Best Of

  • Best Trading Bots
  • Best DEXs
  • Best Wallets
  • Best Analytics
  • Best DeFi
  • Best Snipers

Compare

  • Axiom vs BullX
  • Axiom vs Photon
  • BullX vs Photon
  • Jupiter vs Raydium
  • Phantom vs Solflare
  • Backpack vs Phantom

Resources

  • Submit a Tool
  • Newsletter
  • Bot Fee Calculator
  • RPC Comparison
  • Status
  • Get Badge
  • About
  • Learn
  • Advertise
  • Contact
  • Stats

Legal

  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer

© 2026 Made on Sol

The #1 Solana tool directory — 530+ tools reviewed & monitored
LearnAuto-Sell

What Is Auto-Sell in Crypto Trading?

TL;DR

Auto-sell automatically executes sell orders when a token reaches a preset price target (take-profit) or drops below a threshold (stop-loss), removing emotion from exit decisions.

How Auto-Sell Works

You set conditions at the time of purchase: “sell 50% at 3x, sell remaining at 10x” or “sell everything if price drops 40%.” The trading bot monitors the token’s price and executes the sell automatically when conditions are met. MadeOnSol’s launcher includes auto-sell triggers that activate immediately after your token purchase confirms. No manual monitoring needed.

Take-Profit Strategies

Tiered take-profit is the most popular approach: sell 30% at 2x (secure your initial investment), 30% at 5x (lock profit), and let the remaining 40% ride. This guarantees you’re profitable even if the token dumps after your first take-profit. More aggressive: sell 50% at 2x and trail the rest. More conservative: sell 100% at 2x and move on. The right strategy depends on your risk tolerance and the token’s momentum.

Stop-Loss Considerations

Stop-losses prevent catastrophic losses but have trade-offs in the memecoin market. Tight stop-losses (20%) get triggered by normal volatility, potentially selling you out of a winner. Wide stop-losses (60%) limit your downside less but keep you in through natural dips. Some traders skip stop-losses entirely on memecoins, using small position sizes as their risk management instead. Auto-sell removes the “it’ll come back” emotional trap that turns traders into bag holders.

Related Tools & Features

Token Launcher
Trading Bots
Telegram Bots

Related Terms

Bot TradingBag HolderPnL (Profit and Loss)Limit Order
Back to glossary