Your strategies, traded for you.

Before you start #

You need four things. Most people already have the first three.

1. Your personal Alpha AI botAutostrike lives in it, next to the rest of the intelligence layer.
2. A funded Striker walletCapital comes from its free balance and stays there, set aside for the strategy.
3. At least one alert strategyOne you built, or one a friend shared with you. Imported strategies work the same way.
4. 500K $ALPHA or moreThat unlocks one strategy at a time. Holding more lets you run more at once. See Access and $ALPHA tiers.

Set up your first strategy #

Setup is four short questions. Every step has quick picks, and you can type any number instead.

What each step accepts

Ready to start

Advanced settings

Optional. The defaults suit most people, and you can change them later from Edit.

Capital and trade size #

Each strategy gets its own capital. Every buy uses exactly your per-trade amount, so one allocation covers many trades at once instead of going into a single coin.

How capital works

Capital is money set aside inside your Striker wallet for one strategy. It doesn't move anywhere, but manual trades can't spend it while it's reserved. Wins and losses flow back into it, so it grows or shrinks with the strategy. Your per-trade amount never changes on its own.

The numbers on your live panel

When capital runs out

• All capital is in open trades. New alerts are skipped until something sells. You won't get a message for each one; the morning report counts them as "capital in use".
• Available is below per trade and nothing is open. The strategy pauses and sends Capital too low. Add capital to continue.
• Capital hits the strategy stop loss. New entries pause and you get New entries paused. Open positions keep their exits. Add capital to reset the baseline, or resume as it is.

Adding and withdrawing

• Adding capital resets the strategy stop baseline, and resumes a strategy that paused for low capital or its stop loss.
• You can only withdraw Available cash. Money inside open trades comes back when they sell.

Selling winners #

Each strategy uses one of two exit styles. Both keep a stop loss for coins that go down.

In memecoins, a few big runners usually pay for many small losses. A take profit sells those runners at the target. A trailing stop keeps holding while they climb, and sells once they turn.

Same coin, two exits

Example price paths, before fees. Try them yourself in the trailing stop playground.

You can switch a strategy between the two any time from Edit then Exits. The switch applies to new trades only. Open positions keep the style they opened with.

Trailing stop, explained #

A trailing stop is a sell level that follows the price up and never moves down. When the price falls back to it, Autostrike sells.

The five rules

1. At entry, your stop loss protects the trade.With a 30% stop loss, Autostrike sells if the coin falls to 0.7x of your buy price.
2. At 1.5x, the trailing stop turns on.The first time the price reaches 1.5 times what you paid, the stop jumps to your entry. From then on, the trade can't close below your buy price.
3. It follows the peak.Autostrike tracks the highest price since you bought. The stop sits your trailing % below that peak, and never below your entry.
4. It only moves up.Every new high lifts the stop. Dips never lower it.
5. It sells when the price falls to the stop.Everything that's left is sold at market price.

Where the stop sits with 35%

"Breakeven" means your buy price. After trading fees and slippage, a sale right at your entry is a small loss.

Try it

Pick a price path and a trailing %, then press Play to watch the stop follow the price. A take profit at +100% runs on the same path for comparison.

What a trailing stop position shows

Open any position to see where it stands. The full trade, from buy to sell, plays at the top of this guide.

Choosing your trailing %

Stop loss and safety nets #

Four things protect a strategy from bad trades and bad days.

Stop loss

Sells a coin that falls this far from your entry. Pick 15, 25, 30 or 50%, or type your own. On a trailing stop strategy it only matters until the trailing stop turns on at 1.5x. After that, the trailing stop takes over and never sells below your entry.

Time stop

• Trailing stop strategies: on by default. Sells a coin that hasn't reached 1.3x within 4 hours, so dead coins don't tie up your capital.
• Take profit strategies: off by default. You can make it sell after 6, 12 or 24 hours, whatever the price.

Change it in Advanced.

Strategy stop loss

A limit on the whole strategy, not one coin. When capital falls to 30, 50 or 70% below what you put in (50% by default), new entries pause. Put in $500 and it pauses at $250. Open positions keep their exits. You choose whether to add capital, resume, or stop and sell all.

Rug exit

If liquidity is pulled or the developer dumps, Autostrike sells right away, without waiting for the stop level. It stays on even for positions you put on Hold.

Which alerts get bought #

Every alert from a running strategy goes through a few checks first. If one fails, the alert is skipped quietly and counted in your morning report.

First alert only

A strategy can alert on the same coin more than once. With First alert only on, Autostrike buys a coin only on its first alert for that strategy, and skips the rest. It's on by default for every strategy.

• Same coin means the same chain and contract address.
• It counts any position this strategy ever had in the coin, open or closed.
• Other strategies don't count. Two strategies can each buy the same coin once.
• Turned off, a coin can be bought again once its earlier position has closed. Autostrike never holds two positions in the same coin.

Why an alert gets skipped

Autostrike also passes on a buy when the price has already run too far from the alert, or when your buy would move the price too much.

If the alert's coin is on a different chain from your funds, Striker bridges and buys in one step. Those buys take a few seconds longer.

The Autostrike screen #

Tap Autostrike on Home to see every running strategy and every open position in one place.

The Home button

On a strategy's own screen

Every strategy, yours or imported, has one Autostrike button under its conditions.

Managing positions #

Autostrike handles the exits, but every position stays yours. Tap a coin on the Autostrike screen or a live panel, or use the buttons under its Autostrike Buy message.

What a position shows

Changing a strategy #

Open the strategy's live panel and tap Edit. You can change anything while it runs.

Pause, stop and withdraw #

Every option keeps your open positions safe. Only Stop and Sell All closes them.

Trade history #

Every closed trade of a strategy, newest first. Open it with Trade History on the live panel, or Autostrike History on a strategy that's off.

History is never deleted, even after a strategy stops.

Messages and reports #

One message when Autostrike buys, one when it sells. Skipped alerts never send a message. You only hear about anything else when you need to act.

Access and $ALPHA tiers #

Autostrike unlocks at 500K $ALPHA. Holding more lets you run more strategies at the same time. Capital is never capped.

If your holding drops

You get Autostrike slots changed and pick which strategies keep running. The others stop new entries, and their open positions still exit normally. Below 500K, every strategy stops new entries the same way. No position is ever left without its exits.

Fees, chains and your wallet #

• Fees. Every Autostrike buy and sell pays Striker's standard 0.75% trading fee, the same as a manual trade.
• Chains. Autostrike trades on every chain Striker supports: Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Arc.
• Cross-chain buys. When an alert's coin is on a different chain from your funds, Striker bridges and buys in one step. It takes a few seconds longer.
• Your wallet. Capital never leaves your own Striker wallet, and you can still export your private key. If the wallet ends up holding less than the capital set aside, the strategy pauses with Wallet short until you add funds or withdraw from Autostrike to match.

Getting good results #

Autostrike follows your strategy exactly. These habits help it do well.

1. Pick strategies whose coins run.Autostrike can only be as good as the alerts it trades. A strategy whose coins rarely go 5x or 10x won't turn profitable with any exit setting.
2. Expect most trades to be small losses.With a trailing stop, a few big runners usually pay for many small losses. A win rate under 50% can still be a winning strategy, so watch capital and PnL.
3. Judge it over many trades.The first handful says very little. Look again after dozens of closed trades, ideally a hundred or more.
4. Size per trade to the alert count.Busy strategies need a smaller per trade, so capital isn't always in use when the next good alert arrives.
5. Start with the defaults.35% trailing stop, 30% stop loss, time stop on, first alert only on. Adjust once your history shows what works.
6. Leave reserved funds in place.Moving them out pauses the strategy with Wallet short.

Troubleshooting #

FAQ #

Glossary #

Allocate

Set capital aside for a strategy.

Capital

A strategy's money: Available plus the value of its open positions.

Available

Capital free for new trades.

In trades

What the open positions are worth now.

Per trade

The fixed amount every alert buys.

Multiple (x)

Price compared with your buy price. 2x means double.

Take profit

Sells everything once a coin is up a set %.

Trailing stop

A sell level that follows the peak at a set % below it, turns on at 1.5x and never sells below your entry.

Peak

The highest price since you bought.

Stop loss

Sells a coin that falls a set % below your buy price.

Time stop

Sells a position after a set time, or one that hasn't reached 1.3x within 4 hours on a trailing stop.

Strategy stop loss

Pauses new entries when the whole strategy's capital falls a set % below what you put in.

Rug exit

An immediate sale when liquidity is pulled or the developer dumps.

First alert only

Buys each coin once per strategy, on its first alert.

Hold

Turns a position's automatic exits off until you turn them back on.

Custom

A position whose exits you changed yourself.

Slot

One strategy running Autostrike. Your $ALPHA decides how many you have.