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# Sell

### Holders & Deployer

The control panel separates sell controls for Holders and Deployer.

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Each section displays:

* % of Supply Owned
* Input Fields and Sell Button
* Quick buttons: 5%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%
* Switch Between inputs format in "% Owned" or "% of Supply"
* Edit quick buttons (pencil icon)

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

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### Order Types

The trade panel offers three order types, shown as tabs above the sell controls&#x20;

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* **Market** : executes the sell immediately at the current price.
* **Limit** : set a target market cap and an amount. The order executes when the price reaches your target.
* **Grid** : define a market cap range, a number of grid lines, and a total amount. The amount is distributed across the range as multiple orders. Spacing is configurable by Range, % Step, or $ Step.

Limit and Grid orders are created as **Limit Orders** strategies in [Auto-Sell](/live-settings/auto-sell.md), where you can review and edit them.

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### Per-Wallet Sell

Each wallet in the wallet table has an individual **Sell** button with quick preset buttons.

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

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### Sell Settings

Click the gear icon to open Sell Settings.

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#### Alternative Routing

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

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### Related Settings

These settings affect sell behavior globally. Access them from **Settings** in the bottom bar.

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#### Trade Panel

* **Instant Trade**: Quick trade buttons execute immediately without confirmation
* **Ask for Nuke Confirmation**: Adds a confirmation modal before executing Nuke
* **Use Nuke Value as Holdings**: Switches P\&L calculation between price × quantity and nuke value
* **Balance Preferences**: Display balances in % Supply or Token Amount

#### Trade Wallets

* **Individual Instant Sell**: Enable instant sell per wallet with customizable preset values (e.g. 25, 50, 75, 100)
* Preset values can be edited: add, remove, or modify the percentage buttons

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### Nuke

Executes a full sell across all wallets in a single action.

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The Nuke button is located in the control panel below Claim Creator Rewards. It displays the estimated SOL return.

{% hint style="info" %}
When "Ask for Nuke Confirmation" is enabled in Settings, a confirmation modal will appear before execution.
{% endhint %}


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