Trending two-sided: a Spot range on trending SOL pools

Who it is for

• You trade trending tokens and want fees from both directions instead of picking a side.
• You want an indicator-based entry filter (15-minute Supertrend) applied every time.
• You are comfortable with fast-moving, volatile pools and small position sizes.

How it works

Pools

SOL-quoted pools at least 3 days old with market cap at least $5M, TVL at least $100K, bin step 50–150, 24h volume at least $1M, 1h fee/TVL at least 0.1%, and a 24h price change between −30% and +60%. Tokens with transfer tax, freeze authority, honeypot behaviour or concentrated top holders are skipped.

Entry

Only when the 15-minute Supertrend is up or price is ranging, never right after price breaks the last 24 hours' support.

Range

Spot on both sides of the price, with the lower edge below 12–48 hour support and the upper edge above resistance, usually 8%–25% per side, picked after backtesting two or three widths.

Out of range and exit

After 30 minutes out of range it resets around the new levels, at most 4 times a day, but exits instead if price fell below the range and the Supertrend turned down. It also exits at a 10% loss in SOL, after 24 hours, on a support break with a bearish Supertrend, or after 2 hours without fees while at a loss. Tokens go back to SOL, with a 2-hour cooldown on the token.

Everything above that is a range ("between", "usually", "decided each time") is judged by the Agent each round from fresh pool data, price history and a quick backtest. How a round works is in How it decides.

Hard limits the platform enforces

These come straight from the numbers in the prompt. The engine enforces them on its own; the AI can exit earlier but cannot override them.

• Stop loss at a 10% loss, measured in SOL.
• Up to 3 positions open at once, $50–150 each.
• Total budget $300.
• Maximum hold of 24 hours.

Every open also passes the platform's safety checks (token safety, a sell test and transaction simulation), and tokens with honeypot behaviour, freeze authority or high transfer tax are always excluded.

The full prompt

This is the exact text an Agent runs (version 2). A prompt is an Agent: copy it, change any number, and check it again before you create one. What each part of a prompt means is in What rules can express.

Trade SOL-quoted trending token pools on Meteora DLMM, placing liquidity on both sides (swap part of the SOL into the token when needed).
Pool selection: pool age at least 3 days, market cap at least $5M, TVL at least $100K, bin step 50–150; 24h volume at least $1M, 1h fee/TVL at least 0.1%; 24h price change between -30% and +60% (skip anything pumping or dumping hard). Only tokens with no transfer tax, no freeze authority, that are not honeypots, and whose top 10 holders are not overly concentrated.
Entry: only open when the 15-minute Supertrend is up or price is ranging sideways; don't open when the Supertrend is down or price has just broken below the last 24 hours' support.
Range: Spot on both sides centered on the current price, width not fixed: put the lower bound below the support of the last 12–48 hours and the upper bound above resistance; each side is usually 8%–25%, decided by you based on volatility. When support is close, the lower side can be narrower than the upper side. Backtest two or three widths and pick the one with the best time in range and fees.
Reset range: if price has been out of range for 30 minutes without coming back, reset the range around the new support and resistance, at most 4 times a day. If price falls below the lower bound and the 15-minute Supertrend turns down, don't recenter; exit instead.
Exit: stop loss at a 10% loss (measured in SOL). Max hold time 24 hours. Exit when the 15-minute candles break below support and the Supertrend turns down. Exit when the pool has earned no fees for 2 consecutive hours and the position is at a loss. After exiting, swap the remaining tokens back to SOL.
Funds: $50–150 per position; up to 3 open at once; total budget $300. After exiting, a 2-hour cooldown on the same token.

Risks

• Two-sided liquidity on a trending token ends up holding the token after a sharp drop; the stop limits that, but stops are market exits and can fill below their line.
• Indicators lag. The Supertrend filter avoids some bad entries, not all of them.
• Volatile pools can move through a whole range in minutes, so range resets are frequent and each one realises a loss.

None of this is a promise of returns. Read Risks and fees before you use real funds.

Run it

Open the template, see what it would open right now and how the last 14 days would have gone, then run it on paper funds. Real funds stay in a Vault only your wallet can withdraw from.

Other official templates

• Blue-chip steady: Only major deep pools like SOL-USDC. Two-sided around the current price, with the range set from support, resistance and volatility, for steady fees.
• Wide-wall dip buying: Established trending tokens. Uses only SOL to buy dips in layers near support, each layer with its own stop loss, earning fees.