Protect gains as the peak rises
Activate protection after a profit threshold, then exit when price retreats by the configured distance from the recorded peak.
Activation
Profit threshold from entry
Reference after activation
Highest tracked price
Trigger
Configured drop from peak
Config owner
Position management settings
What the Trailing Stop tab is for
Trailing Stop stays inactive until profit reaches the activation threshold. After activation, ScreenerBot tracks the position’s peak and creates an exit when the live pool price falls far enough below it.
Reading the interface
Use each control with the rest of the automated trading pipeline in mind.
Two-stage rule
Both values are required to describe trailing behavior.
Activation Threshold
The position must first reach this profit percentage before trailing begins.
Trail Distance
After activation, this is the allowed percentage retreat from the highest tracked price.
Peak tracking
As price makes new highs, the protected exit level moves upward with it.
Using the preview
The tab visualizes how activation and distance interact.
Activation zone
Before the activation level, trailing stop does not create an exit.
Protected zone
After activation, the exit threshold follows the peak rather than the original entry.
Rule relationship
The trail distance must remain smaller than the activation percentage.
Recommended workflow
- 1
Set the minimum profit that should activate trailing protection.
- 2
Choose a trail distance that tolerates normal volatility without giving back too much gain.
- 3
Review the preview and save the configuration card.
- 4
Verify the position has live pricing and the exit monitor is running.
Practical guidance
- A very tight trail can exit healthy volatile positions during ordinary pullbacks.
- Trailing stop can trigger before a larger fixed take-profit target.
- The tracked peak and exit decision use pool pricing, not candle closes.