Slippage
Set your acceptable price tolerance for swaps on each chain.
Changing Default Slippage Settings
Choosing a Network
From the /settings menu, tap Slippage.
You’ll be prompted to select the target network you want to update.
Entering a Slippage Percentage
After selecting a network, the bot will ask you to enter a custom slippage value (as a percentage).
Enter a number like 0.5, 1, or 5, depending on how much volatility you’re willing to tolerate.
Once confirmed and saved, the setting will be used for all swaps on that chain until changed.
💡 For Solana, a slippage of 5–15% is often recommended due to pool dynamics and high-speed execution. Entering "5" would set your slippage to 5%.
What is Slippage?
Slippage is the difference between the expected price and the final execution price of a trade. Your slippage setting determines how much of a difference in these two prices you're okay with when placing a trade.
Lower slippage = safer pricing, but more potential for failed trades. Higher slippage = more likely to succeed, but you may pay more than expected.
Use a value that balances execution reliability with cost control.
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