Strategy

1.Dip Buying Strategy Configuration:[Strategy]——[Dip Buying Strategy Configuration]

The dip buying configuration is a basic strategy tool provided by Solver. When certain tokens drop to a specific price after opening, Solver will automatically execute a buy order according to your preset settings, giving you the opportunity to buy tokens that the 'market maker' is 'washing out,' thereby obtaining substantial profits. This strategy is only a trading tool and cannot guarantee 100% profitability. Users should fully understand and assume the risks associated with using this strategy before using it.

You can choose to sell in two ways: Single Sell or Batch Sell.

• Single Sell: Sell the entire position in one go. You can set trailing take-profit and trailing stop-loss conditions.

• Batch Sell: Sell based on a specified percentage, executed according to the original size of each individual position.

2.Known Developer Sniping Strategy Configuration：[Strategy]——[Known Developer Sniping Strategy Configuration]

Solver monitors developer addresses with a current market capitalization of over $20 million. Once they create or buy new tokens, Solver will execute buy orders according to your settings. This strategy is only a trading tool and cannot guarantee 100% profitability. Users should fully understand and assume the risks associated with using this strategy before using it.

You can choose to sell in two ways: Single Sell or Batch Sell.

• Single Sell: Sell the entire position in one go. You can set trailing take-profit and trailing stop-loss conditions.

• Batch Sell: Sell based on a specified percentage, executed according to the original size of each individual position.

3.Token Anomaly Strategy Configuration：[Strategy]——[Token Anomaly Strategy Configuration]

Some internal market tokens experience prolonged sideways trading. Solver monitors internal market tokens that have been inactive for extended periods. Once they experience a surge in trading volume within a short time, Solver can execute buy orders according to pre-configured parameters.

• Single Sell: Sell the entire position in one go. You can set trailing take-profit and trailing stop-loss conditions.

• Batch Sell: Sell based on a specified percentage, executed according to the original size of each individual position.