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# Auto Sell

Auto Sell lets an eligible creator define a future sell rule for a specific token balance. It is an execution tool, not a guarantee of price, timing, liquidity, or profit.

## Eligible tokens

The token selector opens as a right-side drawer and lists eligible KK.one-launched tokens with an available balance. A selection binds the rule to an exact:

* network;
* Wallet Group;
* token contract;
* balance source.

V2 supports eligible Base and Robinhood Chain tokens. Solana Auto Sell is not available.

## Rule types

KK.one V2 defines three Auto Sell rule types:

* **Market Cap Stop** — sell when the configured market-cap condition is met.
* **Take Profit** — sell when the configured upward target is met.
* **Trailing Take Profit** — track a qualifying high and sell after the configured trailing condition.

The exact trigger values, sell amount, slippage, and other visible parameters must be reviewed before saving.

## Rule lifecycle

Typical states include Draft, Running, Paused, Triggered, Executing, Completed, and Failed. A trigger does not mean the transaction has confirmed.

Rule Detail separates:

* saved trigger and execution settings;
* current market observations;
* wallet and network identity;
* execution records and transaction status.

## Editing and stopping

Edits affect future evaluations. Pausing or deleting a rule does not cancel a transaction that was already submitted. Once a rule is triggered, market movement, liquidity, slippage limits, wallet balance, network fees, RPC availability, and protocol behavior can change or prevent execution.

## Safety

* Confirm the network, contract, and Wallet Group before saving.
* Keep enough native asset for network fees when the flow requires it.
* Treat market data as delayed or unavailable unless the interface shows a current successful update.
* Check Records before manually repeating an action that appears stuck.
* Never treat Auto Sell as a stop-loss guarantee.


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