Exit rules
An exit plan can attempt a sale when its configured condition is met. Supported EVPLUS-wallet plans run on the platform; they do not require an open browser. Browser-wallet signing does not supply unattended exits.
Create or inspect a plan
Use Exit plan on a supported buy ticket, or Manage → Exit plan on an existing purchase. Review the trigger, sell portion, wallet, token and supported options before saving.
Stop loss and take profit define trigger conditions. An LP range is a different mechanism; see LP ranges.
Trigger versus fill
The supported SL/TP calculation compares an executable sell quote with purchase cost, excluding gas. A position P&L display can include gas and therefore show a different percentage.
Reaching a trigger does not guarantee a fill at that price, a full sale or immediate execution. Quotes, liquidity, token behaviour, gas, service readiness and existing transactions can affect the outcome. Inspect the resulting trade status.
A newly saved plan that already meets its trigger can become eligible to execute immediately. Read any warning before saving.
Purchase scope
Plans belong to their recorded purchases/positions. Changing a rule for future copy buys does not automatically replace every existing exit.
Likewise, Stop Auto Copy prevents new buys but existing exits may continue. A manual sale can change the remaining holding available to an exit; verify the recorded plan and position afterwards.
When an exit fails
Use Activity or History to inspect the reason and transaction. A pending response is not proof that no sale happened. Do not recreate an exit blindly while its outcome is unresolved.