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When the meme is moving, the trade panel is friction. These three tools compress find → execute to a single click.

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Instant Trade

One-click execution with pre-configured settings. You define the recipe once — amount, slippage, priority fee, MEV mode — and every Instant Trade fires with it, skipping the review screen. Setup:
  1. On the Trade page, hit the Instant Trade button.
  2. Configure the recipe right in the Instant Trade window: amount + a transaction preset (Chill / Rush / Ape / Custom).
  3. From now on, one click = one executed trade with those settings.
Instant Trade window with preset configuration
Same security checks and MEV protection as regular orders — you’re skipping the review, not the protection. Use it when you’re working the trenches and the difference between 4 seconds and 1 second is the difference between a good entry and someone else’s exit. Don’t use it as a default for size — the review screen exists for a reason.

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Quick Buy

Buy buttons embedded where you hunt — Discover, Search, and Trenches. See a signal, act on it, without navigating to the token page first. Preset amounts and settings are configured directly in the Quick Buy widget. Set them once, fire from any feed.

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Quick Sell

The same, in reverse — sell buttons on your positions wherever they show up: portfolio rows, token pages. Preset sell fractions mean cutting a position takes one click, not four:
  • 25% / 50% / 100% — fraction of the position
  • Sell init — sell exactly your initial investment. The position that’s left is pure house money — the single best anti-roundtrip button in the terminal. 2x’d and screenshotting for the group chat? That’s the click.
Speed on exits matters more than speed on entries: opportunities are abundant, but a rug gives you one narrow window to leave.

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Mini-FAQ

What’s the difference between Instant Trade and Quick Buy? Same engine, different placement. Instant Trade is the one-click mode on the Trade page; Quick Buy lives in Discover, Search, and Trenches. Can I set different preset amounts per context? Yes — presets are configured in each widget: the Instant Trade window, the Quick Buy widget, and the order widget each hold their own settings. Instant Trade feels dangerous. Is it? It removes the confirmation step — that’s exactly the trade-off. Keep the preset amount at a size where a fat-fingered click is annoying, not portfolio-ending.