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# Buy

### Holders & Deployer

The control panel separates buy controls for Holders and Deployer.

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Each section displays:

* Current SOL balance
* % Input to set the buy amount as a percentage of available SOL
* Quick preset buttons: 5%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%
* Custom % input
* Edit buttons (pencil icon) to customize preset values

{% hint style="info" %}
When Instant Trade is enabled in Settings, clicking a preset button executes the buy immediately without confirmation.
{% endhint %}

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### Buy Settings

Click the gear icon to open Buy Settings. These settings apply to Holders and Deployer buy controls only.

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#### Alternative Routing

Adds alternative transaction patterns to buy executions. Toggle On / Off.

#### Slippage (%)

Maximum allowed price deviation during execution. Preset buttons: 10%, 25%, 50%, 100%.

#### Dispersion

Controls how many wallets participate in the buy.

* **Left (Less Wallets)**: Fewer wallets, more concentrated execution
* **Right (More Wallets)**: Spreads execution across more wallets

{% hint style="info" %}
Dispersion does not change the total buy amount, only how it is distributed across wallets.
{% endhint %}

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### Advanced Settings

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#### Wallet Selection

Strategy to select wallets for the buy execution.

* **Random**: Randomly selects wallets from the available pool
* **Low Tokens**: Prioritizes wallets holding fewer tokens
* **High Tokens**: Prioritizes wallets holding more tokens

#### Execution Mode

How buy orders are executed across wallets.

* **Stagger**: Executes buys sequentially with a configurable delay between each. Gets a fresh blockhash before each buy.
* **Parallel**: Executes buys across all selected wallets simultaneously.

**Delay between buys** (Stagger only) : Time in milliseconds between each execution.

#### Amount Distribution

How the total buy amount is split across wallets.

* **Random**: Variable allocation per wallet
* **Equal**: Even split across all wallets
* **Weighted**: Distributes proportionally based on SOL balance

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### Per-Wallet Buy

Each wallet in the wallet table has an individual **Buy** button. These are simple buy actions and do not use the Buy Settings above.

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Per-wallet instant buy must be enabled in **Settings > Trade Wallets > Individual Instant Buy**. Once enabled, preset values (e.g. 25, 50, 75, 100) can be customized.

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### Related Settings

Access from **Settings** in the bottom bar.

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#### Trade Panel

* **Instant Trade**: Quick trade buttons execute immediately without confirmation

#### Trade Wallets

* **Individual Instant Buy**: Enable instant buy per wallet with customizable preset values

You can either:

* Buy individually per wallet (manual mode)
* Use the **Buyback module** to execute a grouped buy operation with shared parameters

The Buyback module is designed to support both **simple executions** and **advanced, highly controlled workflows**.


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