Buy Limit Menu

Buy Limit Order Settings

Before placing your Buy Limit Order, review and fine-tune the settings below. Each control helps you manage price triggers, spending limits, and MEV protection for smarter entries.

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Settings Overview

Setting	Description	Example & Details
SOL Spend	The total amount of SOL to allocate for the buy order.	Example: You set 1.5 SOL — SpeedyTurtle will execute the order only up to that amount.
Active	Sets the duration that your limit order remains active.	Example: You set 6 hours — if the trigger condition isn’t met within that time, the order expires.
Buy MEV Tip	Adds a priority tip when Anti-MEV is active.	Higher tips help ensure your transaction is included in the first available block.
Slippage	Defines the maximum price change you’ll accept (0–99%).	Setting 100% means unlimited slippage, guaranteeing execution but increasing risk.
Click to Refresh	Updates token data including price and market cap.	Use before confirming orders to ensure values are current.
Market Cap	Sets stop conditions based on a percentage or dollar change in market cap.	Example: Buy triggers if market cap drops by 40%.
Token Price	Sets stop conditions based on token price movement.	Example: Buy triggers if price falls by 50% or reaches a defined target.
Anti-MEV + Public	Enables MEV (sandwich attack) protection while keeping transactions visible on-chain.	Increases security but may slightly delay execution.
Anti-MEV	Turns basic MEV protection on or off.	Prevents front-running attacks by sending transactions privately.
Wallets	Choose which wallet(s) will fund your buy limit orders.	If no wallet is selected, your default wallet will be used.
Buy Buttons	Define the percentage decrease required to trigger your limit order.	Example: You select –50% — the bot executes the buy once price drops 50%.
Limit Order Overview	Opens the overview dashboard of all active Buy Limit Orders.	From here, you can review, edit, or cancel pending orders.

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💡 Pro Tip: Combine Market Cap and Token Price triggers for extra precision — this ensures your orders execute only under the most favorable entry conditions.