20 Example case of pump fun pump swap sniper bot strategy - deniyuda348/pump-fun-pump-swap-sniper-copy-bot GitHub Wiki

Case 1: Simple Take Profit Hit

Scenario: Token price rises steadily to hit take profit target

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Target Price: $1.07 (7% profit)
  • Actual Price Movement: $1.00 → $1.07
  • Action: Sell 100% of position at $1.07
  • Result: 7% profit achieved

Case 2: Stop Loss Triggered

Scenario: Token price drops to stop loss level

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Stop Loss: $0.80 (-20%)
  • Actual Price Movement: $1.00 → $0.80
  • Action: Sell 100% of position at $0.80
  • Result: -20% loss, capital preserved from further decline

Case 3: Progressive Selling on Retracement

Scenario: Price rises then retraces, triggering progressive sells

  • Entry Price: $1.00

  • Peak Price: $1.15 (+15%)

  • Retracement: $1.15 → $1.05 (-8.7% from peak)

  • Actions:

  • Chunk 1: Sell 0.5% at $1.05

  • Wait 5 seconds

  • Chunk 2: Sell 0.2% at $1.04

  • Wait 5 seconds

  • Chunk 3: Sell 0.1% at $1.03

  • Result: Partial profit taking during retracement

Case 4: Trailing Stop Activation and Trigger

Scenario: Price rises significantly, then retraces to trigger trailing stop

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Peak Price: $1.40 (+40%)
  • Trailing Stop Activation: $1.30 (30% from peak = $1.40 - $0.10)
  • Trailing Stop Trigger: $1.27 (30% trail from $1.30)
  • Action: Sell 100% at $1.27
  • Result: 27% profit captured with trailing protection

Case 5: Liquidity Drop Emergency Exit

Scenario: Pool liquidity drops below safety threshold

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Entry Liquidity: 10 SOL
  • Current Price: $1.05 (+5%)
  • Current Liquidity: 4 SOL (60% drop from entry)
  • Threshold: 50% drop maximum
  • Action: Emergency sell 100% at $1.05
  • Result: 5% profit, avoided liquidity trap

Case 6: Volume Spike Profit Taking

Scenario: Unusual volume spike triggers profit taking

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Current Price: $1.03 (+3%)
  • Average Volume: 1000 tokens/minute
  • Current Volume: 3500 tokens/minute (3.5x spike)
  • Action: Progressive sell triggered by volume anomaly
  • Result: Profit taking on potential dump signal

Case 7: Time-Based Exit (Max Hold Time)

Scenario: Maximum hold time reached regardless of profit/loss

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Current Price: $1.02 (+2%)
  • Hold Time: 3600 seconds (1 hour limit reached)
  • Action: Sell 100% at $1.02
  • Result: 2% profit, position closed due to time limit

Case 8: Profit Taking Scale-Out Strategy

Scenario: Token hits 100% profit target, triggering scale-out

  • Entry Price: $1.00

  • Target Price: $2.00 (100% profit)

  • Actions:

  • Sell 50% at $2.00

  • Sell 30% at $2.05 (if price continues up)

  • Sell 20% at $2.10 (final chunk)

  • Result: Maximized profit through strategic scaling

Case 9: False Breakout with Quick Recovery

Scenario: Price briefly hits stop loss but recovers

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Price Movement: $1.00 → $0.80 → $1.10
  • Action: Stop loss triggered at $0.80, position closed
  • Result: -20% loss, missed subsequent recovery (strategy working as designed)

Case 10: Sideways Movement with Time Exit

Scenario: Price moves sideways, no clear direction

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Price Range: $0.98 - $1.03 for 1 hour
  • Final Price: $1.01
  • Action: Time-based exit after 1 hour
  • Result: 1% profit, capital freed for new opportunities

Case 11: Multiple Retracement Waves

Scenario: Price has multiple up/down waves triggering various sells

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Wave 1: $1.00 → $1.08 → $1.05 (progressive sell triggered)
  • Wave 2: $1.05 → $1.12 → $1.08 (more progressive sells)
  • Wave 3: $1.08 → $1.15 → $1.10 (final sells)
  • Result: Multiple profit-taking events, reduced position size

Case 12: Liquidity Gradual Decline

Scenario: Liquidity slowly decreases over time

  • Entry Price: $1.00, Liquidity: 8 SOL
  • 30 min later: $1.04, Liquidity: 5 SOL (37.5% drop)
  • 45 min later: $1.06, Liquidity: 3.8 SOL (52.5% drop)
  • Action: Emergency exit triggered at $1.06
  • Result: 6% profit, avoided liquidity crisis

Case 13: Volume Drop Warning Signal

Scenario: Trading volume drops significantly

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Average Volume: 2000 tokens/minute
  • Current Volume: 500 tokens/minute (25% of average)
  • Current Price: $1.04
  • Action: Sell signal triggered by low volume
  • Result: 4% profit, avoided potential stagnation

Case 14: Perfect Take Profit Execution

Scenario: Price hits exact take profit target

  • Entry Price: $0.50
  • Take Profit: $0.535 (7% target)
  • Price Movement: Steady rise to exactly $0.535
  • Action: 100% sell at $0.535
  • Result: Perfect 7% profit execution

Case 15: Extreme Volatility Management

Scenario: High volatility with multiple triggers

  • Entry Price: $1.00

  • Price Action: $1.00 → $1.20 → $1.05 → $1.35 → $1.15

  • Triggers Hit:

  • Progressive sells at $1.05 retracement

  • Volume spike sells at $1.35

  • Trailing stop activation at $1.20

  • Result: Multiple partial exits managing volatility

Case 16: Near Miss Stop Loss Recovery

Scenario: Price approaches but doesn't hit stop loss

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Stop Loss: $0.80
  • Lowest Price: $0.82 (close but no trigger)
  • Recovery: $0.82 → $1.05
  • Final Action: Take profit at $1.07
  • Result: 7% profit, stop loss protection worked

Case 17: Profit Taking with Continued Uptrend

Scenario: Scale-out selling during strong uptrend

  • Entry Price: $1.00

  • Progressive Targets Hit:

  • 50% sold at $2.00 (100% profit)

  • 30% sold at $2.20 (120% profit)

  • 20% sold at $2.50 (150% profit)

  • Result: Average exit price $2.16, 116% profit

Case 18: Liquidity Trap Avoidance

Scenario: Early liquidity warning prevents major loss

  • Entry Price: $1.00, Liquidity: 15 SOL
  • Price Rise: $1.00 → $1.08
  • Liquidity Drop: 15 SOL → 7 SOL (53% drop)
  • Action: Emergency exit at $1.08 despite profit
  • Result: 8% profit, avoided potential rug pull

Case 19: Complex Multi-Trigger Scenario

Scenario: Multiple selling conditions triggered simultaneously

  • Entry Price: $1.00

  • Conditions Met:

  • Price at $1.06 (approaching take profit)

  • Volume spike 4x normal

  • Liquidity dropped 45%

  • Hold time: 55 minutes

  • Action: Immediate 100% sell at $1.06

  • Result: 6% profit with multiple risk factors managed

Case 20: Minimum Profit Time Protection

Scenario: Quick profit followed by potential reversal

  • Entry Price: $1.00
  • Quick Rise: $1.00 → $1.08 in 30 seconds
  • Retracement Start: $1.08 → $1.06
  • Hold Time: Only 90 seconds (below 120 second minimum)
  • Action: Hold position despite retracement (minimum time protection)
  • Later Action: Sell at $1.07 after 2 minutes
  • Result: 7% profit, avoided premature exit

Strategy Summary

This selling strategy provides comprehensive risk management through:

  1. Profit Protection: Multiple take-profit mechanisms
  2. Loss Limitation: Stop-loss and trailing stops
  3. Risk Management: Liquidity and volume monitoring
  4. Time Management: Maximum hold times and minimum profit periods
  5. Market Adaptation: Progressive selling for different market conditions