Slippage Settings
SpeedyTurtle: Slippage
Slippage is the difference between the expected price of a trade and the price at which it actually executes.
Higher slippage – Increases the chance your trade executes but may result in a worse entry/exit price.
Lower slippage – Reduces price risk but can cause failed trades in fast-moving or low-liquidity markets.
You can adjust slippage for buying, selling, and copy trading in their respective menus. If unchanged, SpeedyTurtle will use the default values set in Preset Settings.
Changing Slippage in Menus
Buy Menu
Select Slippage in the Buy Menu.
Enter your desired slippage percentage.
Sell Menu
Select Slippage in the Sell Menu.
Enter your desired slippage percentage.
Copy Trades Menu
Select Slippage in the Copy Trades Menu.
Enter your desired slippage percentage.
Any adjustments you make inside these menus will also update your default Preset Settings.
⚠️ Important Notes
Consider trade size, market volatility, and liquidity depth before setting slippage.
A 100% slippage setting is treated as unlimited, meaning the trade will execute at any price.
⚡ Pro Tip: For sniping new launches or low-liquidity tokens, slightly higher slippage may be needed for reliable execution. For stable tokens like SOL or USDC, keep slippage low to minimize price risk.
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