Set a fixed loss boundary
Exit from the average entry price when a position reaches a configured loss, with optional hold-time and partial-exit behavior.
Reference
Average entry price
Threshold
Positive loss magnitude
Timing
Optional minimum hold in seconds
Exit mode
Full exit or allowed partial behavior
What the Stop Loss tab is for
Stop Loss protects against a fixed drawdown from the position’s average entry price. It is independent of previous profit peaks and is checked before trailing stop, take profit, time rules, and strategy exits.
Reading the interface
Use each control with the rest of the automated trading pipeline in mind.
Core controls
The rule is intentionally compact so its behavior stays predictable.
Enable Stop Loss
Turns the fixed-loss evaluator on for open positions.
Stop Loss Threshold
A value such as 20 means exit when the position is down 20% from average entry.
Minimum Hold Time
Delays eligibility after entry. Zero allows the stop loss to trigger immediately.
Execution behavior
Understand where stop loss sits in the exit pipeline.
High-priority protection
Stop loss is evaluated before trailing stop, take profit, time rules, and strategy exits.
Partial exits
Allow Partial Exits permits partial behavior when the position-management configuration supports it; otherwise the position closes fully.
Live pricing
The trigger uses the current on-chain pool price rather than OHLCV candles.
Recommended workflow
- 1
Choose the maximum fixed loss you are prepared to accept from average entry.
- 2
Set a minimum hold only when immediate post-entry volatility would otherwise create unwanted exits.
- 3
Decide whether the rule may use partial-exit behavior.
- 4
Save the card and verify the rule appears as enabled in Stats.
Practical guidance
- Stop loss and trailing stop solve different problems: fixed downside versus protecting a reached peak.
- A wide threshold can still represent substantial SOL loss when position size is large.
- Do not disable the exit monitor if you expect the stop loss to execute.