Trading and Batch Sell

Check the account label and network first. A Telegram-created wallet and a linked web wallet may hold different assets.

Buy a token

Open Swap or /trade and find the token. Check its contract address when names are similar.
Choose Buy, an amount preset or a custom amount.
Review the asset and amount spent, expected receive amount, slippage, platform fees and gas.
Confirm once. Read the resulting status and transaction; a submitted trade is not yet a confirmed trade.

The exception is an explicitly enabled 1-tap feed Buy, which can submit immediately.

Sell one holding

Open Positions, choose Sell [token], and select a portion or custom amount. Review the actual quantity and quote before confirming. Value [token] requests a valuation; it does not sell the holding.

Batch Sell

Select holdings with their selection buttons. Clear clears the selection; it does not sell.
Press Batch Sell to open the review.
Read every review page and check quantities, proceeds, fees and slippage.
Confirm the reviewed sale once.
Check each result. Use Refresh outcome or Positions → Batch sale history to recover the recorded status.

A batch can complete with both sold and failed items. Executing may still show a failed item while other items settle. Do not assume all selected assets sold, or that a second notification means a second transaction.

If the result is pending, timed out or unknown, inspect Activity and the transaction before retrying. A request can reach the chain even when the reply is lost. An approval or failed onchain transaction can consume gas without completing the sale.

Fees and limits

Keep native coin for gas even when selling tokens. A route safety refusal is not automatically fixed by raising slippage: token deductions, price impact, unsupported routes or unavailable verification can block it.

See Fees and discounts, Error messages and Telegram troubleshooting. Existing exit plans may also act on positions; check their status before assuming a holding is available for a manual sale.