Stop Orders
Automatically sell tokens when price drops below a threshold.
Overview
Stop orders protect your positions by selling when price falls. They're essential for:
- Limiting losses
- Protecting profits
- Managing risk automatically
Supported Chains
Stop orders are available on EVM chains only:
- Base
- Ethereum
- Polygon
- Unichain
Not available on Solana.
Basic Stop Orders
Sell when price drops:
"sell all my DEGEN if it drops 20%"
"sell my BNKR if it falls 15%"
"stop loss on ETH at -10%"
With Specific Amounts
"sell 50% of my DEGEN if it drops 20%"
"sell 1000 BNKR if price drops 25%"
How Stop Orders Work
- You set the stop — Specify token, amount, and trigger percentage
- Price is monitored — Bankr watches continuously
- Price drops below threshold — Stop triggers
- Tokens are sold — Swap executes automatically
Managing Stop Orders
View Active Stops
"show my stop orders"
"what automations do I have?"
Cancel Stops
"cancel my stop order for DEGEN"
"cancel all my stop orders"
Use Cases
Protect Against Losses
Set stops on new positions:
"buy $100 of NEWTOKEN"
"set a stop loss at -20% for NEWTOKEN"
Lock In Profits
After a token pumps, protect your gains:
"set stop loss on BNKR at -10%"
If BNKR is up 50% and drops 10% from current, you still exit with 35% profit.
Risk Management
Standard risk management approach:
"buy $500 of ETH"
"stop loss at -5%" # Max loss: $25
Tips
Don't Set Stops Too Tight
Volatile tokens can trigger stops from normal price swings. Consider:
- 5-10% for stablecoins
- 15-25% for large caps
- 25-40% for small caps/memecoins
Combine with Take Profits
Use both stop orders and limit sells:
"set stop loss on BNKR at -15%"
"sell half my BNKR when it rises 50%"
Limitations
- Not available on Solana
- Not available via XMTP
- Execution price may differ from trigger (slippage)
- Requires sufficient gas balance