This explains exactly what happens to your money when a trade occurs.
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This explains exactly what happens to your money when a trade occurs.
Scenario 1: A Token Starts Moving
You’re watching Pump.fun / Solana memes.
A new token appears:
Liquidity: ~70 SOL
Market cap: small
Trading just started
What most traders do:
Ape in after seeing green candles
Buy because Telegram is loud
Hope it keeps going
What Sabitrade does instead:
It does nothing yet.
Because nothing has passed the rules.
Step 1: Capital Enters the Market
Within 25 seconds:
Wallet A buys 6 SOL
Wallet B buys 5.5 SOL
Wallet C buys 4 SOL
Total: 15.5 SOL
Participants: 3 independent wallets
Your settings:
Min trade size: 5 SOL
Required participants: 3
Total capital threshold: 15 SOL
Time window: 30 seconds
✅ This passes.
But no trade yet.
Step 2: Market Reaction Check (This Is Critical)
Immediately after the buys:
Price moves up ~1%
Volume remains flat
What bad traders do:
Buy instantly
Assume momentum
What Sabitrade does:
It waits.
Because the broader market hasn’t reacted yet.
Step 3: Organic Follow-Through
Next 20 seconds:
Small wallets start buying
Volume increases by $18,000
Price moves up 2.4% and holds
Your rules:
Organic volume ≥ $10k
Price increase ≥ 2%
✅ Now the market has accepted higher prices.
Only now is the trade allowed.
Step 4: First Entry (Controlled Risk)
You’ve set:
First buy size: 50%
Total intended position: 1 SOL
What happens:
SabiTrade buys 0.5 SOL.
You are not all-in.
If this fails:
Loss is limited
Capital preserved
Survival is winning
Step 5: Strength Continues — Scale In
Price keeps moving:
+6%
Volume steady
No sharp pullback
You set:
Second buy size: 30%
Sabitrade buys 0.3 SOL more.
Now:
80% of position deployed
Only after confirmation
Step 6: Early Profit Management
Price reaches:
+22%
You configured:
Take profit: 50% of position
Sabitrade sells 40% of total size.
Now:
Initial capital partially recovered
Risk reduced
You’re playing with “house money”
Step 7: Trailing Profit Protection
You selected:
Exit mode: Trailing
Trigger: 1.5x
Drop allowance: 30%
Price peaks at:
+48%
Trailing stop now tracks the peak.
Price retraces:
−12% → hold
−22% → hold
−31% → ❌ exit triggered
Remaining position is sold automatically.
Result:
No guessing
No panic
No “should I sell?”
No missed exit
You didn’t predict the top.
You reacted mechanically.
Scenario 2: Fake Move (You Don’t Trade)
Another token:
One wallet buys 12 SOL
Price spikes 3%
Volume stays thin
What most traders do:
Ape
Get dumped on
What SabiTrade does:
❌ No trade
Because:
Only one participant
No organic confirmation
Capital is preserved.
Scenario 3: Trade Goes Against You
Everything passes.
You enter.
Price:
Drops 8%
Drops 12%
Hits −15%
Your stop loss is:
15%
What happens:
SabiTrade exits immediately.
No hope.
No “maybe it’ll bounce”.
No bag holding.
Loss is predefined and accepted.
Scenario 4: Dead Trade (Time Kill)
You enter.
Price:
Goes up 3%
Then sideways for 45 minutes
Volume fades
You set:
Max hold time: 60 minutes
At 60 minutes:
❌ Trade closed automatically.
Why?
Because dead trades kill momentum traders.
Scenario 5: Account Protection Saves You
You take 3 trades:
Trade 1: −2%
Trade 2: −1.5%
Trade 3: −1.8%
Total daily loss: −5.3%
Your daily loss cap:
5%
What happens next:
🚫 All trading stops for the day
Even if the best setup appears.
This is how accounts survive.
Why This Is Different From Other Platforms
Most platforms:
Give tools
Leave decisions to emotions
SabiTrade:
Enforces behavior
Removes discretion
Trades only when structure exists
What Traders Actually Gain
With this system:
You trade less, but better
You lose less, consistently
You stop chasing
You stop overtrading
You stop blowing accounts
Real Talk Summary
Sabitrade doesn’t help you trade more.It helps you trade correctly, or not trade at all.
And in meme markets,
not trading bad setups is the edge.
